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LAST MINUTE As a rule, the rates are lower than hotels rack rates !!!
					PRAGUE B&B PRICES: PRICES PER DBL/DZ 2 PERSONS
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				RACK RATES PRICES AT HOTELS DBL/DZ	PRAGUE B&B PRICES: PRICES PER DBL/DZ 2 PERSONS
Hotel Red +*	Hotel RED+*	OLD TOWN		130 €	79.-€ DBL/2P /Parking !!/
Bishops House****	BISCHOFS HAUS****	OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE		120€	59,- Euro/DBL /5=4, 4=3 STAY 4 PAY 3 NIGHTS !
Penzion ATT	PENSION ATT***	OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE		120€	60.-€ DZ/2P. !!! /WEEKEND- FREE PARKING UNDER THE HOUSE/
Hotel TR***	Hotel TR***	NEW TOWN Parking !		~~92,-~~ €	60,-€ Pro DZ/2P. Parking

Studio Karolina1	Studio Karolina 1	OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE		~~55.-€~~	ab 20.-EURO p/P
Studio Karolina2	Studio Karolina 2	OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE		~~55.- €~~	40,-€ Double room/2P.
Apt. Karolina 3	APT.KAROLINA 3	OLD TOWN/CHARLES BRIDGE		6~~5.- €~~	50,-€ /2P. 100,-€ /4P.
Apt.Josef		NEW TOWN		6~~5.- €~~	50,-€ /2P.
Apt.Andel	APT.ANDEL	55			57,-Euro DBL/2P.
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Old Hammer House	Old Hammer House	10 min by METRO Parking		~~55.-€~~	35,-Euro Double room/2 P.
ARNOLT	ARNOLT	10 min by METRO Parking		~~55.-€~~	35,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Charlie***		10 min by METRO Parking		~~55.-€~~	40,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Novák	NOVAK	10 min by METRO Parking		~~55.-€~~	30,-Euro Double room/2 P.

	HOSTEL ACC			~~50.- €~~	40,-€ Double room/2P.

BOOK IT	Anfrage/Buchung				Anfrage/Buchung
Hotel Kamila***	HOTEL KAMILA***	NEAR CASTLE Parking		65 €	50,-€ DBL /Parking/

Hotel TR***	Hotel TR***	NEW TOWN Parking !		~~92,-~~ €	69,-€ Pro DZ/2P. Parking

Domus-Henrici****	DOMUS-HENRICI	120	170		- 20% advantage! 96,- 96,-€ Double room/2P.

Pension LILI ***		OLD TOWN		~~92,-~~ €	70,-€ Pro DZ /2P.
Pension Merlin	MERLIN	1300	1800		60,-€ Double room/2P.
Hotel Europ***	HOTEL EUROP *******	Wenceslas Square		130 €	78.-€ /2 P shared bathroom 120.-€ /2 P with bathroom
Hotel Pyramida****	HOTEL PYRAMIDA****	NEAR CASTLE Parking		120 €	90-€ DBL/2P. Indoor Swimingpool 25 m
Hotel Stein***	Hotel STEIN	10 min by tram			55.-€ DZ/2P.
Hotel SL***		10 min by tram			50.-€ DZ/2P. JUNE
Hotel U Sladku	HOTEL U SLADKU	NEAR CASTLE		77€	50,-€ Double room/2P
Hotel Splendid ***	SPLENDID***	NEW TOWN		~~96-~~ €	55.-€ Pro DZ/2P.
Hotel Wilhelm	WILHELM***	NEAR CASTLE Parking		60.-€	65,-€ Pro DZ/2P.
Hotel Stodulky***		10.min by metro Parking			55,-€ Pro DZ/2P. P, restaurant

Vila David	VILA DAVID			65 €	55.-€ DBL/2P.


Hotel Katerina+*	HOTEL Katerina+*	NEW TOWN		115€	115,-€ Pro DZ /2P.
Hotel Osta				75€	65,-€ Pro DZ /2P.
Hotel Olsanka***	OLSANKA	NEW TOWNParking		~~90,-~~ €	DBL 50.-Euro /2P. Indoor Swimingpool 25 m
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Hotel Arbes***	HOTEL ARBES***			100 €	92.-€


BED AND BREAKFAST
Old Hammer House	Old Hammer House	30	35		35,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Jelínek	JELINEK	45	50		50,-€ DBL
ARNOLT	ARNOLT	30	35		35,-Euro Double room/2 P.

Villa Bohemia	VILLA BOHEMIA		60		50,-Euro Double room/2 P. Included Breakfast



	OFFICE PRAGUE	MAP	BOOK IT
PRICES ARE PER DOUBLEROOM - 2 PERSONS		Low season 3.1.-15.3. 1.11.-26.12.	Medium season 15.3.-1.11.
		CZK			DAILY UPDATE
HOTELS ****				130€
		DBL/DZ	DBL/DZ
Bishops House****	BISCHOFS HAUS	3200	5100		1 DBL - 59,-- Euro
Red Lion ****	ROTEN LEWEN	3200	5100
Golden Star****	GOLDENER STERN	3200	5100
Na Kampe 15	NA KAMPE15	80 EURO	120
Hotel Adalbert	HOTEL ADALBERT	3000	3600
Verona	VERONA	2950	5000
Yelow Shue	GELBE SCHUH	3150	3900		100 .-€ DBL/2P /!!!!Parking extra 13.-€/
Hotel Neruda	HOTEL NERUDA	153	177
Hotel Evropa	HOTEL EVROPA	2200	3000		107.-DBL/2P
Haus zum Tor	HAUS ZUM TOR	120	170
Pyramida	PYRAMIDA	87	125		90.-DBL/2P
HOTELS ***		MAP	BOOK IT
Dům u Semíka	U SEMIKA	2000	2650
Red	RED	1950	2950		2950-CZK / 105.-DBL/2P
Hotel Bull	Bull	1700	2310	~~82,-Euro DBL~~	~~2310,-CZK /~~ ~~82,-Euro DBL~~ 68.-Euro DBL/2P
Hotel Splendid	SPLENDID	2000	2700		72.-Euro
	HOTEL KAVALIR	63	102
Hotel Wilhelm	WILHELM	1200	1950		~~1960~~~~,-CZK /70-Euro DBL~~ 1400-CZK /50,-Euro DBL
Hotel Kamila	HOTEL KAMILA	55	65
Hotel Digitals	DIGITALS	1490	1990		1490,-CZK / 54,-Euro DBL/2P.
Hotel Hejtman	H.HEJTMAN	2200	3200		1950,-CZK / 70,-Euro DBL/2P.
Domus-Henrici	DOMUS-HENRICI	120	170		145euroDBL/2P.
Best Hotel	BEST HOTEL	93	120
King George Hotel	KING GEORGE	2500	3100
Hotel Dante Alighieri	HOTEL DANTE A.	60	100
Praga1	PRAGA1	93	118
Hotel Olsanka	OLSANKA	1900	2500		1900-Euro DBL 68Euro /2P. Indoor Swimingpool 25 m
Hotel Balkan	BALKAN	1100	2300
Hotel Arbes	HOTEL ARBES	2200	3100		~~2800,-CZK~~ 2300,-CZK/DBL
Hotel Musketyr	HOTEL MUSKETYR	2100	2760
Hotel White House	HOTEL WHITE HOUSE	1890	1890		1890,-CZK/ 68.-DBL/2P.
Hotel Anděl	HOTEL ANDEL	1800	3640
Pension Bonaparte	BONAPARTE	1800	2200
Hotel Admiral	ADMIRAL	2160	3130
Hotel Petr	PETR	2000	2900
Hotel Oto	OTO	2000	2900
Hotel Casa Edith Stein	CASA EDITH STEIN	1600	2900
Hotel Merlin	Hotel Merlin	2000	2500
Vila David	VILA DAVID	50	70		50.-Euro DBL/2P.
Hotel Maxim	MAXIM	1400	2900
Hotel Franta	FRANTA	1000	1200
Hotel Golf	GOLF	55	70
Hotel Belvedere	BELVEDER	1400	2300
U Pava	PAV	99	130
Hotel Union	UNION	70	120
Hotel Olga	OLGA	60	80
Botel Vodnik	BOTEL VODNIK		75

Hotel Henry	HOTEL HENRY	1890	2490
Hotel Cikada	HOTEL CIKADA	1390	1800
Hotel Prokop	HOTEL PROKOP	1200	1600
Hotel Sport	SPORT	900	1600
Hotel Tatran	HOTEL TATRAN	1200	1300		1200-Euro 42,-Double room/2P
Hotel U Sladku	HOTEL U SLADKU	990	1890		1670-Euro 59,-Double room/2P
U Tri Korunek	U TRI KORUNEK	46	60
U Ceske Koruny					45,-Euro Double room
Hotel Prokopka		1200
Hotel Franta		1000	1200
Hotel Arlington		1620	2400
	MOTEL GRADO	50	50		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
	HOTEL AKCENT	2370	3270
	HOTEL BALBIN	1800	2800
	HOTEL OSTAS	1890	2560

Pensions , Appartments , Studios , B & B´s DOWTOWN
		MAP	BOOK IT
Pension Corto	Pension Corto	2250	2950
Pension Tara	Pension Tara	1500	2150
Atlante	Atlante	60	70
Studio Karolina1	Studio Karolina 1	50	55		50-Euro Double room
Studio Karolina2	Studio Karolina 2	45	50		45-Euro Double room
Apt. Karolina 3	Studio Karolina 3	65	80		65,-Euro Double room
Apt.Mikulas	Apt.MIKULAS	50	50		~~50,-Euro Double room~~
~~Apt Nora~~	~~Apt Nora~~	45	50		~~40,-Euro Double room~~
Penzion Atrractive	ATRRACTIVE	1900	2600		79 Euro
Mirka	Mirka	50	50
Josef	Josef	50	55		50,-Euro Double room
Star	Star	1100	1700
Apts.Vaclav		1500	2500
Apt Karee		100	120
Accord	Accord	1950	2750
Pension Filip	Pension Filip	1500	1950
Pension Manes	Pension Manes	1600	1900
City Pension	City Pension	1900	2500
Trziste	Trziste	1650	2550		60,-Euro Double room
Pension Merlin	MERLIN	1300	1800
Apt.Zvonarka	Apt Zvonarka	1990	2990
Apt.Andel	APT.ANDEL	55	55		55,-Euro DBL/2P.
Museum	Museum	67	97
Apt.Zvon	Apt Zvon	71	106
Bilek	Bilek	60	75
Dlouha	Dlouha	60	75
Souk	SOUK	50	60
Old	OLD	1500	1680		50,-Euro DBL/2P.
Apt.Vojtesska	Apt.VOJTESSKA	50	60
Apt.Petra	Apt.PETRA	60	60
Apt.Havelska	HAVELSKA	60	80
Apt.Flora	FLORA	1860	1860
Sokol 2	Sokol 2	1600	1600
Sokol 3	Sokol 3	1800	1800
Buzek	Buzek	1200	1500		50,-Euro Double room
Apt.Karlova	Apt.Karlova	75	75
Apt.Vinice	Apt.Vinice	65	75
Apt.Slovinska	Apt.Slovinska	65	75
Apt.Kour	Apt.Kour	65	75
Lipa	Lipa	50	65
Paris	Paris	60	80
Celna	Celna	50	50
Apt.Kremencova	KREMENCOVA	50	60
Apt.Mrazovka	MRAZOVKA	65	75
Apt.Veletrzni	VELETRZNI	60	70
Apt.Podskalska	PODSKALSKA	45	65
Pensions 10 min. ride from Old Town / by underground/
		MAP	BOOK IT		BREAKFAST 3.-€ P/P
Brozek	Brožek	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Johana	JOHANA	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Alex	ALEX	40	50
Divis	DIVIS	40	40
Valek	VALEK	40	50
Klemp	Klemp	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Kern	Kern
B J	BJ	30	45		45,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Villa Jinonice	VILLA JINONICE	65	69		50,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Old Hammer House	Old Hammer House	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Karpísek	KARPISEK	40	45
Jelínek	JELINEK	45	50
ARNOLT	ARNOLT	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.

Villa Bohemia	VILLA BOHEMIA	30	45		45,-Euro Double room/2 P. Included Breakfast
Markéta	MARKETA	30	35		30-Euro Double room/2 P.
Novák	NOVAK	30	30		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Baloun	BALOUN	30	40
Ambra	AMBRA	1260	1680		46,-Euro Double room/2 P.
Kounicka	KOUNICKA	40	45
	MOTEL GRADO	50	50		30,-Euro Double room/2 P.
	PENSION ACADEMY				40,-Euro Double room/2 P.
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Prague History The oldest evidence of human habitation in the Prague valley dates from around 6000 BC. Permanent farming communities were established in the area by Germanic and Celtic tribes around 4000 BC. Slavs came into the picture around the turn of the millennium, and by the 600 AD had settled opposite sides of a particularly appealing stretch of the Vltava River. They successfully defended the land now known as Bohemia for generations, but by the 9th century it had been conquered by the Great Moravian Empire. The short-lived empire introduced the locals to Christianity, but it was 'Good King Wenceslas' of Christmas-carol fame (he was actually a duke) who made it the state religion of Bohemia in the 930s. He remains the patron saint of the Czech Republic. It was under the rule of Charles IV (ruled 1346-78) that Prague truly came into its own, becoming one of the continent's largest and most prosperous cities, acquiring its fine Gothic face and landmark buildings like Charles University, Charles Bridge and St Vitus Cathedral. Jan Hus, who attended Charles University in the late 1380s, rallied popular support for the Church-reform movement; when he was burned at the stake in 1415, the rabble was roused enough to hurl various Catholic officials from the upper stories of Prague's New Town Hall, introducing the word 'defenestration' (literally, to toss someone out a window) into the popular political lexicon. While the 1526 ascent of the Catholic Hapsburg family to power in the region cooled things off briefly, a second round of defenestrations in 1618 made it clear that the matter was not quite settled. In fact, the insurrection catalyzed the Thirty Years War, which devastated much of Europe; a quarter of Bohemia perished. Their defeat slammed the door on Czech independence for almost three centuries. The Czech national spirit was not so easily crushed, however, and by the 19th century, Prague - which had been unified in 1784 by imperial decree - had become the centre of the so-called Czech National Revival. Czech literature, architecture and journalism were celebrated, even as Czechs were denied participation in the political process. Nationalist sentiment was growing as waves of pro-democracy protests swept the continent. An 1848 uprising was summarily squelched, but in 1861 the Czech majority defeated German candidates in the Prague council elections. It was a watershed event for Czech independence. The 20th century solidified the Czech nationalist movement. Czechs had no interest in fighting for their Austrian masters in WWI, and neighbouring Slovakia was equally reluctant to take up arms for their German occupiers. Leaders from both independence movements approached US President Wilson, who was actively trying to build the League of Nations, asking for his help in achieving their dream. With Allied support, Czechoslovakia became an independent nation in 1918; Prague became its first capital. The young country weathered the Great Depression only to be occupied by Nazi Germany in 1939 - Bohemia and Moravia were labelled a 'protectorate' and Slovakia an 'independent' (puppet) state. Prague's community of some 120,000 Jews was all but wiped out; almost three-quarters of them either starved or were murdered in concentration camps. On May 5, 1945, the population of Prague rose up against German occupation forces as the Red Army approached from the east. Most of Prague was liberated before the Soviets arrived. Liberation Day is now celebrated on May 8; under communism it was May 9. In the 1946 elections, the communists became the young republic's dominant party, and in 1948 did away with the inefficiencies of a multi-party system with a Soviet-backed coup d'état. In 1968, after years of gradual liberalisation under General Secretary Dubcek, the 'Prague Spring' came into full bloom. Full democracy, an end to censorship, and 'socialism with a human face' were the goals of this popular movement. Moscow was miffed and sent tanks into Prague. Fifty-eight people died, almost 300,000 sympathisers lost their jobs and, in something of a step down, Dubcek was forced to find employment with the Slovak Forestry Department. The newly stringent communist leadership maintained control until the breaching of the Berlin Wall in 1989. A series of peaceful demonstrations beginning on November 17 became confrontational, though the essentially nonviolent character of the uprising earned it the name 'Velvet Revolution'. Free elections were held in 1990, and the Czech and Slovakian separatist movements subsequently inspired the smooth 1993 split into the Czech and Slovak Republics, remembered as the 'Velvet Divorce'. Prague quickly became one of the top tourist destinations in the world during the 1990s, and the ringing of cash registers combined with a solid industrial base has left its citizens in better economic shape than those in the rest of the country. Much of this spare change has been reinvested in the city itself, making for an even more pleasant visit. The Czech Republic has become a member state of the EU, and Prague will preside gracefully as the country finds a new place in the world. In August 2002 Prague experienced the worst floods in almost two centuries, with the river Vltava sweeping the city. Sixteen people died, hundreds of thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes and businesses, the historic city centre was closed off and there were fears - not realised - that the 14th-century Charles Bridge would be washed away. The final damage was calculated in the billions of US dollars, with the city's low-lying Jewish Quarter suffering considerable damage, as well as the Karlin and Troja districts, the metro system and numerous cultural and tourist attractions. Despite the disastrous damage, Prague and its citizens managed to bounce back, demonstrating once again that the spirit of the city really is indomitable.

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