• Reception desk is open every day, 24 hours per day​
• Check in: 2pm
• Check out: 11am
• There is a possibility to arrive earlier or depart later. We will do our best to meet your wishes. Please contact the reception desk.
• Free Wifi.
• Silent hours: from 10pm to 7am
• Please note that all our rooms are non-smoking. Thank you for your understanding.
• Please note that pets are charged 150 CZK or 5 EUR per night
• The property has a right to request a damage deposit upon arrival. The amount is from 3000 CZK / 120 EUR (depending on room category). We accept cash (EUR or CZK) or credit cards. Thank you for understanding
• Children - children up to 3 years can stay free of charge (we can arrange baby cot upon request)

You can use our free WiFi connection in your room and troughout the building.

We don't provide breakfast in Golden Prague Rooms but we recommend you to visit our restaurant Cathedral Café, Týnská 11 - Praha 1, just 4 minutes by walk from Golden.

There you can have your morning coffee and perfect breakfast, which is NOT INCLUDED in price. Our receptionist will introduce you special 10% discount card.

We can help you with

• a bouquet of flowers or wine from Moravia to your room 
• buying tickets for city tours, theatre, musicals, etc.
• taxi reservations
• car rentals
• washing your clothes 
• borrowing an iron and board
• borrowing a baby cot
• luggage storage

Rudolfinum Parking - open-air parking, secure and guarded 24 hours per day. Parking is located just 7 minutes from Golden Prague Rooms. The price is 700 CZK per day, the reservation is not needed in advance.

Residence Bene – underground parking, secure and guarded 24 hour per day. Parking is located just 5 minutes from Golden Prague Rooms. The price is 650 CZK (26 EUR) per 1 day. Unfortunately, the capacity is limited at this parking. If you wish this parking, together we will check the capacity on the day of your arrival - we cannot guarantee for 100% that there will be free parking places. Booking in advance is not possible - it depends on the capacity situation on the day of your arrival.

In front of our property and in the nearby streets are blue zones where you can't park there.

Our receptionist will be help you with parking possibilities. Thank you for your understanding.

City transport is divided to the underground (lines A, B and C), trams and buses, which you can use after buying a valid ticket. You can buy the tickets at underground stations or in tobacco shops. Tickets are valid for metro, bus and tram.

Prices here

Vaclav Havel Airport Prague: Bus no. 119 from the Airport to the metro stop Nadrazi Veleslavin where you change to the metro A line (green), then travel to Staromestska. From Staromestska station it is just 7 minutes walking to Golden Prague Rooms - see this link. It takes roughly 40 minutes (32 CZK / person).

Main Train Station / Praha Hlavní nádraží: From the Main Train Station take the metro to station Muzeum (1 stop). There, at Muzeum station, you need to change for metro A line (green) to station Staromestska. From Staromestska station it is just 7 minutes walking to Golden Prague Rooms - see this link. It takes roughly 10 minutes (24 CZK / person).

Main Bus Station Florenc: From the Main Bus Station you can take the metro line C (red line) to station Muzeum (2 stops). There, at Muzeum station, you need to change for metro A line (green) to station Staromestska. From Staromestska station it is just 5 minutes walking to Golden Prague Rooms - see this link. It takes roughly 10 minutes (24 CZK / person).

The Jewish Quarter in Prague, known as Josefov, is one of the most important and best preserved Jewish monuments in Europe.

Located between the Old Town and the Vltava River, it offers a unique insight into the history of the Jewish community in Bohemia. Visitors can visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, several historic synagogues, including the Starona Synagogue - the oldest surviving synagogue in Europe - and the Jewish Museum. The district is named after Emperor Joseph II., whose reforms improved the status of Jews in society.

For history buffs, Josefov is a fascinating and moving place to explore.

Prague (Praha, Prag), the capital of the Czech Republic, is known for its rich history, picturesque architecture and unique atmosphere. Prague is located on Vltava river and population of the city is about 1.3 million people. 

Visitors should definitely not miss Prague Castle, the seat of the Czech kings and the president, from where there is a magnificent view of the city and St. Vitus Cathedral. Other iconic sights include Charles Bridge with its Baroque statues, Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock .The Lesser Town, the Petřín Lookout Tower and the Jewish Quarter Josefov are also worth a visit. Prague is a city that combines history with living culture and offers an unforgettable experience to every visitor.

If you are planing on visiting Prague, we suggest spending at least two or three days here. You should also consider a trip outside of the city to enjoy a different part of the Czech Republic and see the countryside, villages and small Czech towns, old castles and towers.