Cheap Hotels in Mala Strana
EuroCheapo's Guide to Cheap Hotels in Prague
Neighborhood Description
This hilly, romantic patch of land sits in the shadows of Prague Castle and just across the river from Staré Město. Malá Strana—which means "little" or "lesser quarter" in Czech—is filled with winding, steep cobblestone streets, ornate churches, and splendid vistas. Slightly less crowded than its neigbor across the Charles Bridge, this area still keeps bustling with visitors from dawn until dusk.
The neighborhood's shady Kampa Park can provide relief from the crowds. Those with a penchant for late-night partying will want to head elsewhere, as things really quiet down after dark. However, those who want to rub shoulders with the neighborhood's many embassy workers, should stay put. Not surprisingly, rooms in this coveted neighborhood tend to be pricey.
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| Charles Praha 1 - Malá Strana, Josefská 1 | 
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| Mala Strana | € 95 - 185
 | The 31-room Charles is not exactly a cheapie, but tasteful lodgings down the hill from the castle don't come for much less. | | | | 
| Hostel Sokol Nosticova 2, Praha 1 | 
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| Mala Strana | CZK 700 - 900
 | The barebones Hostel Sokol offers 10 austere dorm rooms and three simple double rooms in the Michna Palace, a building known these days as the more | | | | 
| Pension Dientzenhoffer Nosticova 2, Praha 1 |
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| Mala Strana | CZK 2500 - 4100
| The nine-room Pension Dientzenhofer has long been one of our favorites for Malástrana. It's a splurge, but so are most properties in this coveted, historic more | | |
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