Europe Explored » boutique hotels https://europeexplored.com Travel through the most beautiful places in Europe Sun, 08 Sep 2013 13:36:19 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=3.6 A quick guide to Boutique Hotels in Prague | Czech Republic https://europeexplored.com/2012/06/01/a-quick-guide-to-boutique-hotels-in-prague-czech-republic/ https://europeexplored.com/2012/06/01/a-quick-guide-to-boutique-hotels-in-prague-czech-republic/#comments Fri, 01 Jun 2012 09:03:07 +0000 Claire https://europeexplored.com/?p=8160 One of the most romantic destinations in the world, the ancient Czech city of Prague features winding medieval streets, and a wide range of cathedrals and museums. The Old Town of the city is particularly defined by its Gothic architecture, while the city as a whole features extensive art galleries, museums, and open squares. A […]

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One of the most romantic destinations in the world, the ancient Czech city of Prague features winding medieval streets, and a wide range of cathedrals and museums. The Old Town of the city is particularly defined by its Gothic architecture, while the city as a whole features extensive art galleries, museums, and open squares. A consistent favourite for honeymooners and romantic getaways, Prague also features a large number of high quality boutique hotels. These hotels include:

Old Town Square, Praha, Czech Republic
Old Town Square, Praha / Photo by admin

1 – The Alchymist Grand Hotel
Part of a row of Baroque houses, the state of the art Alchymist hotel is decorated in a neo Baroque style. Its suites are also enhanced by spas and restaurant options. Located in the centre of the city, the Alchymist is also an ideal starting point for exploring Prague.

2 – Romantic Hotel U Raka
Sampling the best of medieval and Gothic Prague, the 18th century Romantik Hotel Uk Raka features a winter garden and a courtyard. Located in one of the quieter areas of the central city, the Romantik Hotel Uk Raka is particularly ideal for honeymoon stays.

3 – The Golden Well Hotel
Influenced by Renaissance styles, the Golden Well Hotel has 19 suites, and is located within a short walk of the Old Town Square. The Golden Well Hotel is also distinguished by its restaurant selection.

4 – Old Town Square Hotel
Perhaps the best choice for those wanting to stay in Prague’s historic Old Town Square, this hotel has been recognised as a world heritage site. As well as its luxury suites, the Old Town Square Hotel also includes lounges, cafes, and an international range of wines.

5 – Hotel Yasmin
Distinguished by its bold graphic design, and located at Wenceslas Square, the Hotel Yasmin includes a world class restaurant, as well as the Yasmin garden, which is open from March to October every year. The hotel also includes free WiFi for guests, as well as a health club.

6 – Design Hotel Sax
A retro hotel located near to the Charles Bridges, the Design Hotel Sax is within easy reach of Prague’s leading attractions. The hotel’s 14th century roots are offset by high quality modern facilities.

7 – Savic Hotel
Recently renovated, the Savic Hotel has its own internal courtyard, and an al fresco terrace for outdoor dining.

8 – Ventana Hotel
A converted townhouse in the centre of Prague, the Ventana Hotel’s marble decoration and stone staircases are complemented by richly appointed rooms with built in wardrobes, and by skyloft views over the city.

9 – Hotel Neruda
Found near to Prague castle, the four star Hotel Neruda features high quality room decoration by Borek Sipek. Notable features include large rooms in wood and glass, as well as quotes from the hotel’s namesake Jan Neruda.

10 – Grand Hotel Bohemia
A key feature of Prague’s Old Town, the Grand Hotel Bohemia is ideally placed for exploring the city. The luxury hotel also includes ballroom events. The hotel is also distinguished by its Franz Josef restaurant, which features world class dining from chef Michal Chermak, and an adjoining Bohemia lounge.

Travelling from country to country and visiting Prague, Matt Mynors is a travel enthusiast and freelance copywriter currently writing for UK based company Room For Romance.


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Benefits of renting a villa for your cheap holiday in Italy https://europeexplored.com/2012/02/11/benefits-of-renting-a-villa-for-your-cheap-holiday-in-italy/ https://europeexplored.com/2012/02/11/benefits-of-renting-a-villa-for-your-cheap-holiday-in-italy/#comments Sat, 11 Feb 2012 11:01:27 +0000 Claire https://europeexplored.com/?p=6214 Due to the discerning taste of many travelers nowadays, a lot of options have sprung up when it comes to how people will spend their vacation. For example, in terms of accommodations, travelers now can choose between chain hotels, boutique hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, or self-catered apartments. In Italy, villas for rent fall under […]

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Due to the discerning taste of many travelers nowadays, a lot of options have sprung up when it comes to how people will spend their vacation. For example, in terms of accommodations, travelers now can choose between chain hotels, boutique hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, or self-catered apartments. In Italy, villas for rent fall under the last option. There are many benefits of choosing to rent a villa as a base for your cheap holiday in Italy.

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First of all, a rented villa offers much more space than a hotel at a much lower price. Most villas are airy and well maintained. Some even have terraces where you can have open-air meals or just sit down and enjoy the view all around you. Others come with a pool where you can take a relaxing swim or entertain guests and friends.

Renting a villa during your cheap holiday in Italy will also offer you the privacy that you cannot get at a hotel. You can have peace and quiet and you can be sure that you won’t be bothered by the crowds especially during the peak season.

If you love to cook, then a villa is perfect for you since it is equipped with a working kitchen and other comforts of home. You will be able to have the foods that you are used to at a much lower price. This will also give you the chance to explore the local markets and get to know the local people. When you stay in a villa on your cheap holiday in Italy, it is basically living in your home away from home.

So if you are just in looking for some accommodation in Italy, think about this tip!

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