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Charles Bridge
0.9 km
Prague Castle
1.8 km
Petrin tower
2.1 km
Dancing House
1.2 km
Old Jewish Cemetery
0.6 km
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National Museum
0.8 km
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Prague Zoo
3.7 km
| Ambassador Zlata Husa Václavské Námestí, 5-7, 11124 Prague, Czech Republic.Ambassador Zlata Husa was built in 1920 in the Art Nouveau style on the famous Wenceslas Square directly in the centre of Prague, a historical and cultural center founded by the famous king Charles IV that plays a major role in modern Prague society. There are several department stores, luxury shops and theatres, and a large number of private restaurants, cafes and clubs. rooms are all airconditioned, and have private marble bathrooms with jacuzzi bath and shower. All rooms (162) of Ambassador Zlata Husa are equipped with minibar, SAT TV, direct dial phone allowing conference calls with up to six persons, fax, internet access, safety deposit box and hairdryer. Services include two restaurants with Czech and International Cuisines, lobby bar, summer terrace, laundry room, beauty salon, 24 hours room service, currency exchange. |
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General hotel information
| Check-in | Check-out | Rooms |
| 14:00 | 12:00 | 162 |
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Internet
WiFi is available free of charge.
Guest parking
Paid covered parking at the hotel (24.00 €), Reservation obligated.
Location
Near trainstation, Centre, Museum Area, Near the historic centre, Near subway / tramstation, Panoramic view.
Cancellation
When the reservation has not been used and no cancellation has been made at the hotel: 1 night will be charged.
Children and extra beds
Children less than 6 year(s) old: free of charge.
For older children and adults 40.00 € for each additional bed is charged.
Pets
Pets are allowed (extra charge).
Accepted credit cards
Visa, Diners Club, Mastercard, American Express.
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