Budova Hotelu je umístěna v historické části Prahy 2 s výbornou dostupností do centra.
Na obou pozemcích je v současnosti bývalý Hostel, který bude procházet celkovou rekonstrukcí a bude zkolaudovaný jako hotel. Jedná se o zastavěné území v centru města, kde podél ulice Sokolská jsou realizovány činžovní objekty z konce 19. století, které prošly různými přestavbami či nástavbami.
Navržená rekonstrukce Hotelu, přístavba a nástavba koncipována pro hotelový provoz s krátkodobým ubytováním v kombinaci s prodejnou a kavárnou v přízemí objektu.
Počet podlaží | Číslo zakázky | Disposition | Area | Price |
1 | N03408 | 0 m2 | 19 999 CZK | |
1 | N03388 | Retail | 50 m2 | 21 500 CZK |
2 | N03427 | Restaurant | 200 m2 | 79 950 CZK |
Dagmar Damková (CZ)
Nicole Binková (EN)
The National Museum sits at the top of Václavské Square and is one of the most important buildings in Prague. It was declared a national cultural monument in 1962. The museum underwent major renovations and reopened to visitors in 2018. The interior of the museum is equally as breathtaking as it is outside, and regularly gives tourists and locals alike many reasons to visit, with its new exhibits.
A short walk away from the hotel is the Church of St. Ludmila, located the Peace Square. It forms a significant dominant feature of the Vinohrady area. Two towers, 60 meters high, resemble two hands clasped in prayer. St. Ludmila's Church is inspired by the strict style of North German early Gothic brick churches. Throughout the year, many social and cultural events take place inside the church, and next to it on the square.
The Botanical Garden of the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague amasses an area of 3.5 hectares. The garden exhibits are divided into a greenhouse and an outdoor area. The greenhouse has a permanent exposure to the tropics and dry subtropics. This is your tropical oasis in the center of the city - a perfect place for a romantic stroll, or simply as a getaway from the busy life.
A residential district of Prague that has everything from elegant architecture, great restaurants and cafes, to cultural stalls and greenery. The decorative Art Nouveau facades and streets lined with mature trees are slightly reminiscent of Paris. It’s just a few minutes walk from the hotel, and is conveniently situated nearby the historical centre, making it a ‘must’ when visiting Prague.