Accommodation near Public transport station Zamašská Prague

Apartments Pushkin - excellent location in the historic centre of Prague in one of the charming little streets of the Old Town (Stare Mesto), on the way from the Charles Bridge to the Old Town Square. Due to the location of the apartment in the city center so you can visit famous sights such as Prague’s Old Town Square - Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square, Prague Castle and many others.

Hotel Icon Praha, from category 4 star Prague hotels, is situated straight in the middle of the Prague centre. The Icon redefines boutique hotels in Prague, is stylish and urban, modern and comfortable, innovative and surprising, Hotel reflects a neighborhood where fashion, entertainment, business and shopping coexist. Hotel Icon offers accommodation in Prague in 31 rooms.

Karlova Prague Apartments represent an ideal solution for where to stay in Prague during your holidays. By providing you with the most comfortable, high quality, very nice and cosy accommodation in Prague with family atmosphere, we will help you to make your trip unforgettable. Apartments with very pleasant rates, are cosy, tasty fully furnished and make you feel yourself at home during your stay in Prague, offering you a lot of space and privacy. Lovely Apartments in a historical house right by the original "Royal Route", it means 200 metres from Charles Bridge (Praha Karluv Most), one of the most beautiful bridge in the world - bridge with view on Prague Castle (Prazky hrad) and Old Town Prague (Stare Mesto Praha).

Hotel & Hostel Ritchie's, from category cheap Prague accommodation, is situated in the centre of Prague, at no. 9 and 13 Karlova street, less than 300m from the Charles Bridge in direction of Prague's historic Old Town Square.

Praha Hotel U Suteru, is 3 star hotel in Prague, is located in the historical Prague centre, about 100 metres from the Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí). This small and cosy Prague hotel is a perfect starting point for walking through the magnificent Prague. The building underwent a baroque reconstruction in the 18th century that can be observed from the outside view of the building.