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Finding a budget hotel in Prague, the land of cobblestones and Kafka, can seem like a nightmare. But never fear! Our editors have czech-ed out 32 cheap hotels in Prague, all centrally-located. Welcome to EuroCheapo Prague!

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	Admirál - botel	Smichov	CZK 2160 - 3130
	The Admiral is one of the nicer boat-hotels we're recommending. It offers fresh, clean (if a bit tight) rooms and décor that seems straight off the set of "Dynasty."




	Charles	Mala Strana	€ 108 - 181
	The 31-room Charles is not exactly a cheapo, but tasteful lodgings down the hill from the castle don't come for much less.




	Dlouha Pension and Hostel	Stare Mesto	CZK 1100 - 1300
	The Dlouha is one stop shopping for the youthful traveling crowd with more time than money. But it's very convenient—a three-minute walk from the Old Town Square—and surrounded by great restaurants and bars.




	Hostel U Melounu	Nove Mesto	CZK 1000 - 1380
	OK, we'll admit it: This is one of our favorite places to stay in Prague. Oozing with character (and flowers), the Hostal U Melounu is situated on a quiet street and surrounded by ornate buildings.




	House Avalon	Hradcany	CZK 1200 - 2000
	The tiny Avalon House is a super simple, terracotta-colored pension on a quiet cobblestone street above Prague Castle.




	Jerome House	Nove Mesto	€ 61 - 100
	Looking for a hotel in the center of town with a history as rich as its surroundings? Well, the Jerome House provides guests with plenty of back-story while offering modern amenities at budget prices.


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