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Four Seasons Hotel Prague

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Four Seasons Prague stitches three historic riverfront buildings (Neo-Renaissance, neoclassical, and Baroque) into a single hotel beside Charles Bridge with views to Prague Castle. Opened February 9, 2001 with 161 rooms, it was called the best hotel in Prague by The Independent on Sunday in 2004 and later added the Italian restaurant CottoCrudo in 2012.

About Four Seasons Hotel Prague

History

The hotel unites four historic buildings from Baroque (1568), Neo-Classical (1827), Neo-Renaissance (1883), and a modern structure, blending centuries of Prague architecture along the Vltava River near Charles Bridge.

The setting

Four Seasons Hotel Prague anchors the Old Town riverfront on Veleslavínova Street, uniting four historic structures spanning Baroque, Neoclassical, Neo-Renaissance, and modern eras — the oldest wing dating to 1568 — in a seamless Vltava-side complex with direct views of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. The 14th-century Charles Bridge is a four-minute walk; Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock are each seven minutes on foot; the Lennon Wall is eleven minutes away. Surrounded by several of Prague's other landmark luxury properties, the hotel sits within the densest concentration of UNESCO-protected monuments in any European capital, in a micro-location where luxury travellers have converged for centuries.

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