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Prague's pensions have quite a reputation for friendliness and comfort at lower costs.

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Dahlia Inn

Modern and cozy, Dahlia Inn is a small pension, located on a quiet street in Praha 2. The rooms are big, bright and airy and include safe deposit boxes, satellite TV and wireless internet. Read_on (No Comments)

Dům u velké boty

Dům u velké boty
Old-fashion charm fairly oozes At the Big Boot. You'll find this cozy, family run hotel just at the bottom of the Castle. Read_on (No Comments)

Accord

Small pension on one floor of a central apartment building with large triples facing the street, and sunny doubles over a bare courtyard. Read_on (No Comments)

Ariva Guesthouse

This beautifully refurbished and stylishly decorated building in the less than salubrious surroundings of Žižkov are home to one of Prague’s more unique guesthouses. Read_on (No Comments)

Březina

Březina
Select floors in two buildings comprise this friendly, clean and comfortable pension with LAN internet connection in all rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Castle Steps

This 400-year-old building has expanded the number of suites, rooms and apartments available and added some great technical services for the businessmen or web addicted among us. Read_on (No Comments)

Church Pension

This apparently (how would they know?) Christian-only pension is ultra clean and comfortable. The staff are charming, kitchens and common rooms are available for no extra charge and the top floor has great views. Read_on (No Comments)

Irish Club Pension

Above the friendly folk in the Irish bar are these rooms and one student dorm that offer basic but cheap beds with some great services – in addition to being upstairs from the bar of course. Read_on (No Comments)

Museum Pension

This is as good as bed and breakfast gets. A fantastic pension with a central location. The huge rooms (this is a converted school) are set around a quiet courtyard in a separate building far from the busy road out front. Read_on (No Comments)

Mušketýr

An ancient wooden door and worn stone entrance leads to a veritable labyrinth of rooms and apartments. Most have been renovated, most are split level, all are comfortable and sleek, and in addition staff are friendly and the garden is lovely. Read_on (No Comments)

Prague Lion

The Lion is pretty good value for money, especially this close to the city centre. They won't win your heart if you yearn Read_on (No Comments)

U Medvídků

Fancy sleeping under Gothic rafters and Renaissance ceilings? Well you need to pay a little more than usual to stay in one of the rooms here, but then the central location and the fact it's attached to a beer hall may be enough to warrant spending the cash. Read_on (No Comments)

Unie Pension

A friendly pension on the fifth floor of a central office building. Rooms are large - four of the rooms can accommodate three people (for an extra 300Kč). Read_on (No Comments)

Unitas Pension

This is where former President Havel was detained as a political prisoner. But if you want to sleep in his cell, P6, you need to book several months in advance. Read_on (No Comments)