An outstanding luxury boutique hotel. Would have no hesitation in recommending.

My husband, mother-in-law and I stayed here for three nights during Christmas. Our room was beautiful, clean, quiet, comfortable, with a great view of the garden. Tons of luxury items available: Le Occitane products, slippers, comfy robes, feather pillows, great bed, stocked fridge and my favorite heated bathroom floors.

The hotel itself is located about a 15 minute walk from the city center. We took advantage of the shuttle service to the center in the morning and would normally walk back in the evening. We loved that the hotel was off the beaten path. It was a great break from the chaos of the tourist center. Plus the hotel has a fantastic fitness center that is a great way to end the day. My husband and I took advantage off the whirlpool & sauna after a good day of walking.

Breakfast was also a great treat. Check the menu as there are quite a few free options available from the kitchen. We also had the pleasure of having Christmas dinner at the hotel. It was an excellent tasting menu that allowed a sneak peek of the chef skills. The Foie Gras is a must.

From the Hotel website I found out that they offer a in airport pick up service. We used the hotel car to and from the airport and found it to be an excellent value. Much cheaper than a regular taxi.

Overall we loved Le Palais. The service was above par, except for a minor glitch, but nothing that is worth mentioning. This is a great value. I would definitely stay here again.

Look no further...I researched for months about Prague hotels. Both myself and husband are very picky and have stayed in some beautiful hotels - I wanted our 20 year Wedding Anniversary trip to be perfect and it was amazing!! Le Palais is in a lovely neighborhood just a short 15 min walk away from all the noise of the city - and if you don't want to walk, there is a BMW shuttle.
Le Palais is beautiful, every little detail is cared for. The rooms are very well appointed and immaculate. The bedroom was very quiet with a comfortable bed and high quality linens, bathrooms with heated floors, deep soaking tub, seperate shower and Molton Brown products. A free minibar and my favorite Nespresso machine were tucked away in a closet.
Evey night when we returned a beautiful orchid and a handmade Czech gift were by my pillow, and Christmas cookies were left on the diningroom table with a bottle of wine. The cookies were so delicious, I would get up in the middle of the night to have a snack!! I really miss this little treat - no one bakes me cookies at home! Breakfast was delicious and open until late morning. We did not dine in their restaurant but it smelled wonderful - we chose to venture out into the neighborhood and had many great meals. The sauna, steamroom and whirlpool were immaculate - we went 4 out of our 5 night stay and saw only one other couple. We had a very early morning flight to Paris and we received a real person wake-up call and a breakfast box to go. We couldn't have asked for more, it truly was an amazing 5 nights at Le Palais. I wish I had booked another 3 nights at Le Palais and passed on Paris!
All the staff from the front desk to the maids and servers in the diningroom all spoke good English and they seemed happy and always had smiles on their faces.
For years I've talked about how I love Prague and thank you so much Le Palais for making my husband fall in love with Prague too. We cannot wait to return
Ali Caracuzzi.

My husband and I have traveled the world and stayed at many luxury hotels. We're super picky. Hotel Le Palais was some of the best service I have every experienced. We booked a package through luxury link, and everything was impeccable. The staff helped us figure out everything from how we could arrive via train from Salzburg to where to find a good bakery in the neighborhood. Breakfast was fantastic, there was a free minibar, a lovely library with a fire place, a wonderful bar and the restaurant was great. My only reason for giving it 4 and not 5 stars is that the location is definitely out from the center of town a good bit. I am very happy to walk and use the subway so this didn't bother me at all, but I would never send someone here who really would prefer to be in the center of the action. It is a 7 minute walk to the subway and then a 10-15 minute journey to the center of town... so all in, we needed to leave ourselves about 30 minutes to get anywhere (ie: the opera, dinner reservation, tour in mala strana). The area itself is quite nice, however, and we liked being out of the fray a bit. Lots of great restaurants in the 'hood, but they're geared towards locals (so you might have to figure out how to read the menu in Czech!)