Accommodation in Veleslavin from AU$121

The neighbourhood of Veleslavin plays a part in creating Prague's atmosphere and at 6 kilometres to the west of the city can be the perfect base for your stay in Czech Republic's exciting capital.

Charles Bridge is the most iconic sight in Prague.

While you discover Veleslavin, you might enjoy a visit to the Strahov Monastery.

Travellers and locals alike enjoy taking time out in Ladronka Park. Consider the rates at the Hotel Silenzio and Orea Hotel Pyramida to stay close by. Letohradek Hvezda is a significant building which has been thoughtfully looked after. Try the Villa St. Tropez and Hotel Meritum to be near this spot.

A fantastic Veleslavin cafe, AvantGarde Restaurant & Café is definitely worth stopping by. Relax back with a good book, nibble on some sweet treats or just grab a coffee to go. If coffee and cake isn't going to cut it, go and peruse the impressive menu at Dolce Villa Hotel. Everyone will find something to their liking at this well-patronised diner. If you wouldn't turn down a beer or two before you call it a day, why not swing by Orea Hotel Pyramida Prague? Who knows, the bartender might even have some tips on what you can do tommorow!

Accommodation options near Veleslavin

Booking a place to stay in Veleslavin's centre could be difficult if there are limited options available, but you'll be able to be safe knowing alternatives are available in the Brevnov hotels guide and in the Wotif Prague 6 hotels guide. In Brevnov, take a squiz at the latest deals and amenities at the Hotel U Sládků and Hotel U Hvezdy. If those options don't interest you, the Hotel International Prague and Ramada Airport Hotel Prague in Prague 6 are also worth looking at.

When you are ready to stop working and start adventuring, Wotif will help you out, from hotels and flights to car hire and activities.