Cheap hotels in Mala Strana
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Neighborhood Description
This hilly, romantic patch of land sits in the shadows of Prague Castle and just across the river from Staré MÄ›sto. 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 neighbor 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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Doubles from | Charles | More Photos |
Editor's PickDorms from$16 no online booking | Hostel Sokol | More Photos |
Editor's PickDoubles fromno online booking | Pension Dientzenhofer | More Photos |
Editor's PickDoubles from | SaxJansky Vrsek 3 (Mala Strana)EuroCheapo Review: Following its 2008 metamorphosis from a standard hotel to a retro designer's dream, the four-star Sax in Mála Strana is zany, colorful, and unique.... full details | More Photos |
Editor's PickDorms from$14 | Sir Toby's Hostel | More Photos |
