The Hotel Paris is located in the heart of the city centre of Prague, next to the Municipal House and near the ‘Powder Tower’. The Prague Ruzyne Airport is at a distance of 16 kilometers while the Wenceslas Square is located at a distance of about 400 meters from the hotel. Within walking distances are the Estates Theatre, Tyn Cathedral and the Old Town Square with it’s Astronomical Clock.

Hotel Paris was built in 1904 and still maintains its outer Art Nouveau exterior. Hotel Paris succeeds in maintaining a look of a glorified neo-Gothic building with Art Nouveau style as imprints. This structure has proudly stood testimony to a colourful history of almost one hundred years. In 1984, Hotel Paris was declared as a historical monument. The hotel was returned back to the Brandejs family, in restitution, in 1991.

The hotel offers deluxe rooms, executive suites, junior suites and regular suites. Guestrooms include air conditioners, television with satellite channels, hair dryers, minibars, in room-safes, desk and internet access. In-room childcare is also provided, for a surcharge. Nightly turn down service is available. Guest may request for wake-up call. Cribs (infant beds) and rollaway beds will be available or request.

Services include concierge desk, currency exchange, sauna, spa massages on site, tour assistance, limo or town car service and wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

To meet business and event needs, it has meeting rooms with audio visual equipment and provides banquet facilities. It also has a Wellness and Spa centre equipped with sauna steam room Jacuzzi, cardio-vascular machines, and life fitness strength training machines. The spa also offers ayurvedic massages.

The restaurant of Hotel Paris is named after the singer and actress ‘Sarah Bernhardt’. It portrays Art Nouveau interiors. It offers French cuisine along with traditional Czech cuisine served with a modern twist. Café de Paris resembles a Parisian café in décor and name. It is also equipped with a bar ‘Chez de Amis’.