Villa Schwaiger

The late 19th century Villa Schwaiger, once home to famous Czech artist Hanus Schwaiger, is set in terraced gardens three kilometres from Prague Castle, and four from Wenceslas Square.

The hotel is 10 kilometres from Prague Ruzyne Airport. Within three kilometres of the hotel guests can visit ninth century Prague Castle, climb the 287 steps of the French Gothic St Vitus's Cathedral, admire the 16th century art at the National Gallery, or explore the city with a boat trip on the Vltava. Guests can plan sightseeing itineraries on the wireless Internet, exchange currency at the 24-hour front desk, and ask staff for tips on local attractions. Guests can dine in the restaurant's rustic wooden setting or out in the 500-square-metre gardens. Le Bistrot de Marlene serves authentic French country cuisine with a fresh approach to traditional recipes. Cocktails are served out on the terraces overlooking the gardens with live bands and DJs playing outside; a private room can be hired for weddings or business functions and can hold up to 30 people.
Guests can experience total relaxation in the candlelit mini-spa with beauty and massage treatments, and a sauna. Bathrooms are complete with complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. The 22 modern guestrooms are decorated in warm cream and beige tones, and include air conditioning, cable television, direct-dial phones, wireless Internet, and minibars.