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This hotel will not only satisfy your company’s needs, it will do it with class. Not outrageously expensive or obnoxiously chintzy, this enormous hotel offers a modern and funky decor with every business amenity imaginable. It also has two-bedroom apartments and studios for those longer-term guests looking for something a little more like home—all packaged with a security guard.
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The music-themed Aria was an upbeat addition to the contemporary scene in Prague. If music rules your world, there is no sense in staying anywhere but here, in Prague’s swank Mala Strana. With an extensive music library for the most diverse of tastes, you can choose any tune to set the mood in your room. Designed by Rocco Magnoli, the architect behind the world’s Versace stores.
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Part of the Italian luxury group Boscolo Hotels, the Carlo opened in August 2003, splashing class—quite ostentatiously—in an otherwise seedy neighbourhood across from the main train station. Dating back to 1890, the main building is in true Prague art deco style, and inside the architects made flamboyant use of black alabaster Doric columns and gargantuan objects— like umbrellas. The design is fun with its use of old wood, marble, mosaic and classic tympana. From the art deco facade to the thread count on the linens, this is the creme de la creme.
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Just a few kilometres from the city’s airport, this hotel attracts those whose main purpose in this city of a hundred spires is business. Over 1,000 square metres is devoted to the conference centre on the second floor, where 16 rooms can accommodate up to 820 people. Wi-fi, flat-screen televisions—you [name] it, they have it. And, of course, there’s a whirlpool, sauna and steam bath to find your zen after a tough business day.
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For many, once they discover the luxury of the Four Seasons, it gains a cult-like status and they would never, ever stay anywhere else while travelling. And it’s no surprise—this riverside location not only offers gorgeous rooms and apartments, but it also houses one of the best restaurants in the city. True, it is also one of the most expensive stays in the city, but it’s considerably cheaper than other Four Seasons hotels around the world. So maybe it’s worth a splurge.
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