Prague: ARTĚL Style

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the iconic Hotel Ještěd and TV tower, a pilgrimage to Liberec seemed essential as an overnight stay in this spacecraft-like accommodation has been on my to-do list for years.

The futuristic building was commissioned by Radio Communication Authority in Prague and was designed by award-winning architect Karel Hubáček. It opened in 1973 and recently underwent an extensive restoration which, thankfully, left its retro glory intact...

Opened in 1974, the InterContinental enjoys one of the best riverside locations in town, including phenomenal views of the Prague Castle and the spires of Old Town from its outstanding rooftop restaurant, Zlatá Praha. Located at the end of a beautiful tree-lined street with some of the ritziest shops in town...

Lodging on a budget has never looked so chic, nor been so luxurious or so conveniently located. Mosaic House, which opened in 2010, offers a new concept in lodging – a fusion of private rooms and hostel-style dormitories all under one roof...

Nestled in a little square in the steeply sloped Malá Strana neighborhood, Dům u velké boty is an old family residence that dates back to the Renaissance period, when it was built for workers at nearby Wallenstein Palace. In 1926, it was acquired by the family of the current occupants (and your hosts)...

The Augustine is the newest luxury property in Prague, and if you’re a design connoisseur or architecture aficionado, this is where you will want to stay, as it’s easy to see that an incredible amount of thoughtfulness and care went into the design of this property – even the hallways are exceptionally beautiful!