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Exclusive, Luxury Hotel Neruda catches your attention by the attractive location as well as its hospitality. It arose from demanding and sensitive reconstruction of the historical building No. 44 built in 1348 which is at the end of King's road in Nerudova street. Four-star hotel Neruda respects the present trends of modern hotel keeping and at the same time it organically fits to context and environment of historical Prague. It honors "genia loci" of Nerudova street and especially Malá Strana. It is the sought-after calm oasis by people who are charmed by the magic of the old Prague.

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The hotel Neruda Prague is centrally located near the Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge

Description: QUEEN BED OR TWIN BEDS Contemporary décor with dark wood furniture and each room features a different quote from Czech writer Jan Neruda on their walls - Hair dryer - Radio - In-room Internet Access - Double Glazed Windows - Cable - Satelite TV - Room Service - Direct Telephone - In-room safe
Number and type of beds: 1 Queen bed, Twin Bed
Occupancy: 2 Adults , 1 Children

Description: Furnished with wooden and glass, open style of bathrooms, brighter and lighter rooms, very modern and comfortable, all facilities as in standard room - more - DVD player, king size bed
Number and type of beds: King Bed
Occupancy: 2 Adults , 1 Children

Description: Room for 3 people Contemporary décor with dark wood furniture and each room features a different quote from Czech writer Jan Neruda on their walls Hair dryer - Radio - In-room Internet Access - Double Glazed Windows - Cable - Satelite TV - Room Service - Direct Telephone - In-room safe
Number and type of beds: King size with rollaway bed
Occupancy: 3 Adults , 1 Children

With some six hundred years of architecture virtually untouched by natural disaster or war, few other cities, anywhere in Europe, look as good. Straddling the winding River Vltava, with a steep wooded hill to one side, the city retains much of its medieval layout and the street facades maintain a rich mantle of Baroque, Rococo and Art Nouveau. Since the 1990s, Prague is one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe.