Where to Stay in Prague (First Time)?

What’s the Best Area in Prague to Stay?

Where to stay in Prague for best nightlife? Old Town (Stare Mesto) – New Town (Wenceslas Square area) – Žižkov District

The Old Town defines a bubbly nightlife better than any other place in Czech. It is very crowded and expensive since everything is on high demand. The restaurants, pubs, hang-out joints, and accommodation hotels are easily available. There is Estates Theatre offering ballet dancing for visitors with flexible joints during their stay. Visitors with a great taste for classical music and never-to-forget night scenes can hang loose at the Rudolfinium Concert Hall. Wenceslas Square has a lively vibe that reflects the local nightlife. Alternatively, feel the Czech culture as it extends to the nightlife in Zizkov, the busiest nightlife district.

What’s the best neighbourhood to stay in Prague for families? Lesser Town (Malá Strana) – Castle District (Hradcany)

Travelling as a family can be cumbersome since you have to safeguard the interests of all members ensuring their security and comfort during their stay. Mala Strana is a perfect place to spend your days. The nightlife is silent away from all the parties on the streets. There are serene hotels and hostels to stay for family members looking for quiet place to meditate their night. Party addict families can find accommodations near clubs, pubs, and theatres to relax. The Castle District is favourable for families travelling on a tight budget. The number of visitors reduces as the night approaches and everything gets cheaper by night.

Best neighbourhood in Prague for local vibe? Karlin – Vinohrady

Karlin and Vinohrady are one of the best places that will teach any visitor the culture of Czech just by observing. Vinohrady and its neighbourhood is well known for its wine culture, hospitality to different sexual orientations, and modernity. The number of coffee houses is bigger than any other district in Czech. Due to influx of professionals, international cuisines, diners, and wine are easy to locate. Cultural attractions include Vinohrady Theatre, parks, and Namesti Miru, the Peace Square.

Best places to stay in Prague for romantic trip (couples & honeymoon)? Lesser Town (Malá Strana)

From walking out of Theatres to paved lanes of Mala Strana District as you listen to sonatas spilling through the palace windows; it is hard to beat the romantic coupling on the baroque gardens. Begin with a perky breakfast in one of the medieval Hotels before proceeding to pay tribute to Estate Theatre where Mozart played Giovanni.
Start your romance as you kiss by the streets of Mala Strana or Lesser Town and make a promise as you approach the rows of cherry trees. Hold hands in the afternoon on the Wenceslas Square as you stand right where Velvet Revolution took place. For a perfect dinner, order a house-special gingerita, a cocktail, and a blue smoke burgher in one of the wine havens in the town.

Where to stay in Prague on a budget? Smichov – Karlin – Žižkov

Travelling on a tight budget requires you to have done a conclusive research on the city you will be spending the day and resting in the evening. Factor in the transport and accommodation costs. Living in a smaller neighbourhood like Zizkov, Karlin, and Smichov can be a great way to evade expensive lifestyle in Mala Strana, Stare Mesto and New Town. The towns are closer to the city and public transport is easily available. The restaurants are cheaper and affordable traditional cuisines are in every corner.