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Czech Inn

Czech Inn
The pun is excused due to the sheer design beauty and comfort these people have afforded your average backpacker. From some of Read_on (No Comments)

Little Town Hotel

Opened in 2009, Little Town Hotel’s best feature is its location. Right out your front door is St. Nicholas Cathedral on Malostranské náměstí. Read_on (No Comments)

Miss Sophie's

Miss Sophie's
A hostel for the discerning budget traveller, Sophie’s has deluxe yet spartan rooms. Concrete floors and blank walls but designer bathrooms with delicious showers. Read_on (1 Comment)

Old Prague Hostel

Award-winning hostel slap bang in the thick of Prague’s nightlife. All entrances are key-coded for security, dorms (max. Read_on (No Comments)

Prague Square Hostel

Full service - friendly atmosphere is their slogan; and boy do they live up to it. Included in the price is breakfast, free linens & towels, internet &Wi-Fi, lockers and a luggage room. Read_on (No Comments)

Sir Toby's

Sir Toby's
A friendly, excellently-run independent hostel. It's out of the centre, but prices are good, transport connections abound, and it’s two blocks from Mecca club. Read_on (No Comments)

Advantage

Good location, comfortable, basic but clean rooms and with some of the most helpful English-speaking staff around. Breakfast is included and next door is a decent restaurant terrace. Read_on (No Comments)

Apple

Fabulous price and location for this friendly hostel. Right behind Kotva and just a stumble from the lure of the Old Town, an apple a day keeps the taxi fees away. Read_on (No Comments)

Arena

Although not the most central of Prague hostels, it is often packed with frugal backpackers, which is a good indication. It offers a clean and safe place to crash as well as a chance to socialise with likeminded travellers. Read_on (No Comments)

Arpacay Hostel

Arpacay Hostel is a cosy and modern hostel located in the fun, but not so touristy Praha 5 quarter of Smíchov. Easy access by train or metro to the centre makes Arpacay a good choice. Read_on (No Comments)

Boathouse

It's a bit out of town and doesn't float, but Věra and Helena will compensate by making you feel very welcome in this relaxed hostel. Read_on (No Comments)

Bontour

Small hostel with helpful staff. Breakfast is not included. Read_on (No Comments)

Chilli House

In an old residential building, the dorms (max 8 beds, some bunks) are in what were apartments, so each approx. 20 bed section has a kitchen, two bathrooms and internet but little storage space and no lockers as yet. Read_on (No Comments)

Clown & Bard

In the heart of Žižkov is this colourfully-named and busy hostel. Facilities include money exchange, safe, laundry and even a hairdresser. Read_on (No Comments)

Elf

Small, neat and tidy hostel just behind the bus station, presenting a helpful attitude. Read_on (No Comments)

Extol Inn

A little way from Prague Old Town, but in an up and coming business area slowly being populated by cafés and restaurants. Read_on (No Comments)

Golden Sickle

A huge labyrinth of dorms, rooms and rather nice apartments around a picturesque courtyard comprise this 2004 award-winning hostel. Read_on (1 Comment)

Hostel AZ

In a passage off Wenceslas Sq. is this functional though clean hostel with superb prices for its oh-so-central location. Read_on (No Comments)

Hostel Centrum

A functional hostel with no facilities other than bed and bathroom, but it’s central and can be (and should be – ask for discounts) cheap. Read_on (No Comments)

Junior Hostel

Popular central joint formerly known as Libra Q. Read_on (No Comments)

Plus Prague

With a girls zone with freebies, bar, club, restaurant, laundry, sauna, swimming pool and free internet, Plus Prague is no ordinary hostel. Read_on (No Comments)

Travellers' Hostel

The central location, internet access, laundry, baggage storage and no curfew makes this the backpacking hedonist's number one choice. Read_on (No Comments)

Týn

Always busy but not as beer-fuelled as you’d expect from its location just under the gothic towers of Týn Church and a mere stagger from the plethora of bar and clubbing opportunities in this city where you need not sleep again. Read_on (No Comments)