General advice
Prague is a safe city, so you don’t need to worry about ending up in a dangerous neighbourhood. For accommodation within easy walking distance of the venue, look for Prague 1 (Staré Město/Old Town or Malá Strana/Lesser Town). If you don’t mind a bit more walking or a short ride by public transport, nearby areas of Prague 2 (Nové Město), Prague 7 (Letná, Holešovice), Prague 6 (Dejvice), Prague 3 (Žižkov), or Prague 5 (Smíchov) are also good options. Otherwise, the venue is well connected by trams and the metro from almost anywhere in the city, usually within 45 minutes. In general, Prague’s public transport system has a very dense network of trams and metro lines, is extremely reliable, and easy to navigate.
Some random suggestions
Prices are per night and may vary from current quotes.
Centre, walking distance
- Hotel Čertovka**** U Lužického semináře 2/85, Praha 1, single €135, double €165, City center (by the river), 11 min. walk from the venue
- Hotel Melantrich*** Melantrichova 5, Praha 1, single €104, double €130, City centre, 7 min. walk from the venue
- U červené židle – Red Chair hotel*** Liliová 4, Praha 1, single €108, City center, 5 min. walk from the venue
- Residence Bene*** Dlouhá 48, Praha 1, single €101, double €120, City center, 11 min. walk from the venue
Two picks on metro Line A (es examples)
- Hotel Meda Prague**** Národní obrany 33, Praha 6 (Metro A, Dejvická), double €100–115, 3 metro stops (7 minutes) from the venue
- Hotel Tosca*** Blanická 10, Praha 2 (Metro A, Náměstí Míru), single €100, double €101–106, 3 metro stops (7 minutes) from the venue
Some budget-friendly options
