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Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town

Hastalska 1077/16
Prague, Czech Republic 11000

Location. Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town is located in the Czech Republic, 50 metres from Pragues historic Jewish Town, and within 500 metres of Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
Hotel Features. The hotel has been family run since 1912, and features an Art Deco style entry leading to the hotels 24 hour front desk, and a carpeted staircase. Multilingual staff provide tour assistance, currency exchange, and concierge services.

Hotel Hastal Prague Old Towns onsite restaurant serves local and international dishes, and extends to a garden area in summer. A complimentary breakfast including breads, pastries, and cold meats is served daily between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m.

Guestrooms. All 31 guestrooms at the Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town are air conditioned and overlook either Pragues Old Town or Hastal Square. Amenities include access to complimentary wireless Internet, satellite television, and minibars. Tiled bathrooms feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

Rates:
372.1 - 411.09 EUR

Number Of Rooms: 31
Number Of Floors: 6

Amenities:
In House Dining
In House Bar
Children Allowed

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Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town
Hastalska 1077/16
Prague, Czech Republic 11000

Driving Directions:
From Prague Ruzyne Airport (PRG):
Distance to Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town is 10 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes drive.

Getting there. Registered taxis wait outside the Arrivals hall and cost about 600 CZK 900 CZK (22 EUR 32 EUR) to the city centre. Minibuses depart from outside the Arrivals hall and run to Namesti Republiky square, 300 metres from Hotel Hastal Prague Old Town. The single fare is 90 CZK per person. Bus numbers 119 and 254 run to Dejvicka, the airports closest metro station. The journey takes about 20 30 minutes, and single tickets cost 20 CZK (1 EUR). Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Pragues historic centre is compact and easy to explore on foot, as many roads are pedestrianised. There is an efficient and inexpensive public transport system, including trams, buses, metro, and a funicular railway. Tickets are available from tobacconists, stations, and many hotel reception desks, and can be used on all modes of transport. Five of the major metro stations have information offices, with schedules, maps, and directions.