Duo Prague

Overview

The Duo Hotel is a large, comfortable hotel on the edge of the city centre. A new metro station has just opened in front of the hotel and guests can now be in the centre of Prague in less than 10 minutes. The hotel has a total of 646 guestrooms and suites split between 2 wings. The hotel also houses a public sports club with an indoor pool, a 12 lane bowling alley, a sauna, gym and beauty treatments.

The Right Choice?

This hotel is the perfect choice for couples, friends and families looking for comfortable accommodation in a quiet area for a Prague city break. There is quick and easy access to the centre of Prague and some excellent onsite facilities for leisure and dining.

Swimming Pools

Within the hotel is a public sports club which features a 20 metre heated indoor swimming pool that guests can enjoy for free until 10pm daily.

Accommodation

All have bathroom WC telephone satellite TV safe for hire tea and coffee making facilities minibar hairdryer * (certain amenities may be payable locally)

Eating And Drinking

The hotel has two restaurants; the Gourmet Restaurant offers buffet style breakfasts and a la carte dinners with a menu that includes pizzas, pasta’s, international and Czech specialties. The second restaurant has beamed ceilings and rustic decor with a traditional Czech menu for lunch and dinner including dishes such as goulash soup, roast duck, red cabbage and potato dumplings. The hotel also has a lobby bar and a lovely beer garden with BBQ where you can enjoy grilled meats and ice cold Czech beers.

Suitable For

Friends, Families and Couples

Duo Prague

The Duo Hotel is a large, comfortable hotel on the edge of the city centre. A new metro station has just opened in front...

Hotel Location

Art and culture lovers will find the hotel is close to the major museums, galleries and theatres and the famous Prague Castle is also nearby. Prague is known as the Golden City of 100 spires, and its beautifully preserved palaces, churches, and buildings have a wealth of architectural styles to discover including Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque and Art Nouveau/Deco. Several outdoor cafes and restaurants can be found along the Vltava River, whilst shoppers will find traditional Czech products such as crystal ware, pottery and Marionettes are available in a wide selection of international shops throughout the city centre.