Best Western Hotel Kampa Prague

This originally reconstructed four-star hotel in the historical center of Prague is located far away from the rush of the metropolis and surrounded by Kampa Park. Its excellent location makes it ideal for quiet accommodation in Prague. The hotel is part of one of the largest international hotel chains - Best Western Hotels.

The hotel has 3 floors with a lift, spacious stairways, anti-fire security device and security equipment. The hotel rooms are furnished in a historical style. Every room has own bathroom and offers high-speed Internet connection.

The hotel has own conference facilities suitable for holding conferences, trainings and firm events. Our pride - the impressive Knight's Hall with magnificent decorations of medieval knights is used as a restaurant or place for holding congresses and seminars.

Our friendly and professional staff is ready to fulfill all your dreams and wishes. The hotel's receptionists will answer all your questions regarding our offered services, but they will also gladly help you with choosing cultural events in Prague.

From 2:00 PM

Prior to 12:00 PM

Parking place is available next to the hotel at CZK 450 per day.

The hotel is located in the very historical part of Prague called Kampa. The first written mention of Kampa dates back to the year 1169.
In close proximity to the hotel, there is a spacious park Kampa situated on the island by the Lesser Town embankment. The park is suitable for walks, rest, relaxation and holding various events such as meetings, exhibitions and social events. On the bank of Vltava River, flowing along the park, we can find significant cultural monuments such as Lichtenstein palace and Sovovy mlýny Exhibition Hall. The park offers beautiful views of Prague's bridges and historical buildings (National Theatre, Dancing House etc.) situated on the other bank of Vltava.
You can walk through the park and reach the famous Čertovka mill wheel - used many times as a background for shooting films such as Amadeus and Mission Impossible. On the way you can also stop by Lennon Wall (filled with John Lennon-inspired graffiti and pieces of lyrics from Beatles songs) and then continue through the Na Kampě street all the way to Charles Bridge and the Lesser Town.
From the other side of the park you can enter Petřín park with the Petřín Look-Out Tower and continue walking all the way to Prague Castle and Strahov Monastery.