Admirál - botel

Docked near the Smíchov neighborhood, with lots of nightlife and the Staropramen brewery nearby, the three-star Admiral Botel doesn't go overboard with the seaworthy theme. Instead, it provides comfortable, unpretentious accommodation which benefits from a great riverside view.

Quick read

Pros: It’s a boat! Riverside rooms provide great views. Lovely common areas.

Cons: It's a boat! Quarters are a bit cramped.

The hotel

Rooms are small (this is a boat, after all), but comfortable. The dark wooden furniture is in excellent condition, and the color scheme is predominantly blue. Amenities are fairly basic, with not much beyond a TV, phone and private bathroom in each guestroom.

In addition to the 87 rooms, the Admiral offers one larger "luxury" room that features a small seating area. Five apartments are also available and accommodate up to four people. We recommend asking for a room facing the river, as these offer views of Vyšehrad, Prague's lesser-known castle.

The botel's cozy lobby and reception area features brown leather furniture, green table lamps, and low ceilings. There's a nice restaurant on top and a lovely terrace open in the summer months—both are nice places to check out, even if you decide not to check in.

Wi-Fi is available in common areas free of charge and breakfast is usually included in the room rate.