Hilton Prague Old Town

The building dates back to 2003, but the interior leans hard into Prague's history. It uses bold shapes and geometry inspired by Czech Cubism. The big draw in the lobby is the 'Crystal Panorama' by Preciosa Lighting. It’s made of thousands of glass prisms meant to look like the city’s rooftops. It’s a striking bit of local craftsmanship that sets the tone for your stay. You won't find another lobby like it in the city.

Zinc Restaurant & Bar is worth a visit even if you aren't staying upstairs. The Art Deco room is moody and well-lit. It's a popular spot for locals too. Chef Valerio Bussandri runs the show. He takes standard European dishes and gives them a Czech lean. Go for the breakfast. It’s a massive spread with live cooking and vegan options. They even serve champagne to start your day. It is one of the best ways to kick off a morning in Prague.

If you’re here for work, you’ll appreciate the dedicated floor for meetings. There’s over 1,200 square meters of space and 14 separate rooms. The Dvorak Ballroom is the biggest, holding 340 people without any annoying pillars in the way. Grab an Executive Room for access to the lounge. You get private check-in and breakfast. There is also a solid happy hour with free drinks and snacks. It makes remote work feel a lot less like a chore.

Head underground to find the LivingWell Health Club. It’s a quiet space with a pool that has a counter-current system so you can actually get some laps in. There’s a sauna and a gym too. Therapists offer everything from sports massages to stress relief. Families aren't an afterthought here. They have a program for kids with their own menus and perks. Even large dogs up to 34kg are welcome for a small fee. Everyone gets looked after here.