THREE STORKS, Prague

Hotel Three Storks features rooms with air conditioning. A complimentary bottle of wine is provided in the modernly furnished rooms. Some rooms offer views of Lesser Town. Superior rooms have Lesser Town views. Suites include air conditioning, a bedroom, and a bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. Suites feature soundproof walls, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and wine/champagne. Some suites provide city views or an inner courtyard view. Each room offers ironing facilities, heating, a mini-bar, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, a terrace, free toiletries, an electric kettle, an AM/FM alarm clock, a flat-screen TV, and parquet floors. Select rooms include painted wooden ceilings and views of Prague Castle, 300 meters away.

The hotel's Wallenstein Pub features numerous gourmet Czech specialities, such as roasted duck with cabbage, bread dumplings, and venison dishes. The onsite restaurant serves classic Czech cuisine, including signature dishes like goulash and duck, as well as steaks and a tasting menu. The elegant lobby bar offers an extensive drinks menu and a covered patio with glass ceilings.

Three Storks is located in Prague 1, in the medieval heart of the city, in a residential zone. Malostranské Square with St Nicholas Church, a Baroque construction with a cupola and decorated interior, is nearby. Prague Castle, Lesser Town, Strahov Monastery, Lesser Town Bridge Towers, Petrin Hill and the Observation Tower, the maze, and Charles Bridge are within walking distance. The hotel is near bars and restaurants, and the Malostranská metro station and Malostranske Square tram stop are outside the door. Landmarks nearby include The Powder Tower (2 km), Lesser Town (0.3 km), Prague Castle (1 km), St. Vitus Cathedral (1 km), Strahov Monastery (1 km), Charles Bridge (1 km), Rudolfinum (1 km), Wenceslas Square (2 km), Jewish Quarter walk (1 km), and Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock (1 km).

The luxurious design hotel, Three Storks, is set in a historical building dating back to the 14th century, when it housed a monastic brewery founded by the Augustinian Order of St. Thomas. The house, also called Altmann House or House at the Kings Magi, dates back to the 14th century. The current facade originates from a Classicist reconstruction between 1794 and 1820, with the house sign made of a stone plate and the gateway dating from that time. The hotel's design harmonizes the Renaissance interior with a modern appearance.

Hotel Three Storks offers a shuttle service to-and-from Prague Ruzyne Airport and Hlavní Nádrazí railway station.