Dancing House Hotel, Prague
Expert reviews
“Last year also saw the arrival of a new Dancing House Hotel. The location along the river and south of Old Town is excellent, though the real pleasure comes from getting to stay inside the landmark riverside building by architects Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunic.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Prague, Czech Republic.
“Built by Frank Gehry and known colloquially as the Fred & Ginger building (after its dancing shape). The Dancing House is now a hotel with 21 rooms, a café and restaurant with a panoramic terrace. While comfortable enough, service is patchy at best, and its popularity with tourists undermines any special feeling.”
What guests liked
- Rivier views
- Large rooms
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This hotel is located on 1981/6 Jiraskovo Nam in the city of Prague where it offers guests with the best in hospitality services and amenities. The Dancing House Hotel is a four-star hotel that offers luxury and comfort.
The hotel is located right next to the famous River Vltava, offering guests with a beautiful scenic view of the river. The hotel is situated in an excellent location which makes it the tranquil oasis of hospitality that it is.
The hotel is located close to some fascinating and exciting places in the city of Prague which makes it a favorite among tourists in Prague while travelers will love the proximity to major metro stations that will provide easy access to several places of interest within the city.
Dancing House Hotel offers chic room options such as Deluxe Single Room, Standard Double Room, Deluxe Double Room with River View, Suite with City View, Royal Suite and Standard Double Room with Single Use.
The hotel is about 1 km away from the Charles Bridge while the famous Wenceslas Square is a little over 1 km away from the hotel premises.
Rooms in the hotel are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV, coffee machine and a comfy sofa. The rooms also come with a private bathroom with thoughtful additions such as free toiletries, bathrobes and bathroom slippers.
The hotel is the recipient of an award for Design of the Year by Time Magazine.
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