Cheap hotels in , Prague

Docked near the Smíchov neighborhood, with lots of nightlife and the Staropramen brewery nearby, the Admiral Botel doesn't go overboard with the seaworthy theme.

The three-star Andante is a comfortable hotel located a five-minute walk from Wenceslas Square. Step inside the bright and airy lobby and climb the stairs, and you'll find 32 attractive and simple rooms.

Located near Wenceslas Square on a rather non-descript street, Balbin Pension is well-positioned for visiting most of the city's tourist sights.

Anchored a bit away from the center near Náměstí Republiky, the three-star Botel Albatros offers a plush, country-club vibe.

A funky, well-equipped (and cleverly named) hostel, the Czech Inn offers private rooms, apartments, and dorms on the border of Prague's happening Vinohrady neighborhood.

Open since 2008, the Dahlia Inn offers eight homey rooms that are purple, green, and funky—and we loved them!

If trendy clubs and restaurants are your scene, sleep at the Dlouhá Pension & Hostel. Dlouhá Street boasts plenty of hotspots that youthful, party-minded travelers will enjoy.

Located just off the main square in the Vinohrady neighborhood, Holiday Home is a well-situated pension that we'd recommend to even our closest friends.

Beyond its gruff exterior, the two-star Atlas offers 10 fresh and attractive rooms at very appealing rates.

If proximity to the city center is your prime consideration when booking a bed, check out the Hostel Prague Týn.

A quiet location in Malá Strana and inexpensive beds make the bare-bones Hostel Sokol a worthy choice for basic accommodation in Prague.

Housed in a lovely historic building on the quiet tree-lined Budečská Street, the Hotel Anna is a great value for its location and amenities.

Located a two-minute walk from Náměstí Republiky and near Old Town Square, the Atlantic is a friendly three-star hotel with 62 rooms.

We think you'll find the Tivoli to be internationally welcoming, with a wide range of amenities that provide for a comfortable stay.

The building that houses the lovely, three-star Jerome House was home to the Czech theologian and philosopher Jerome of Prague back in the early 1400s.