Hotel Review: BoHo Hotel, Prague ⋆ Travel Candi

Hotel Review: BoHo Hotel, Prague

The BoHo Hotel is an elegant, spacious hotel with attentive staff. It is an ideal base for exploring Prague, especially on foot.

The Hotel

Set in a former 19^th-century factory building that has been lavishly restored, the BoHo Hotel Prague is situated in a desirable location right in the heart of the city’s historic Old Town.

The hotel has 57 rooms at the BoHo Hotel, each with a unique, contemporary design and layout. All rooms are in one building, featuring understated luxury with neutral tones and plush bedding.

Relaxing in the “Family Room” seating area.

The hotel also has an onsite restaurant and a fully equipped wellness center with a heated indoor plunge pool.

Arrival

Guests at the BoHo Hotel are welcome into a bright lobby facing the street. The hotel’s reception is open around the clock.

The designated check-in time for guests is 3 p.m. At check-in time, our room was ready for us, and we enjoyed a glass of Bohemian Sekt sparkling wine while the staff processed our information.

The façade of BoHo Hotel Prague.

The key fob at the BoHo Hotel – it was a bit clunky and took up space in my handbag!

Room Booked: Standard Room (Upgraded to Family Room)

The original room we booked at the BoHo Hotel was the Standard Room category, but we were delighted to discover that we were updated to the “Family Room” at check-in. The Family Room at the BoHo Hotel has a large seating area and a couch that can be converted into a bed, fitting up to four people in the room comfortably.

The bed in the “Family Room” at BoHo Hotel.

Entrance to the “Family Room” and seating area.

Details were understated but luxurious.

The minibar and desk area of the “Family Room”.

The room had ample seating, a large bed, and a spacious bathroom. The minibar had complimentary bottled water and a Nespresso coffee machine.

The Family Room category at the BoHo Hotel had a bathtub and a separate shower.

Some storage was added to the bathroom area to maximize the room's space.

The Family Room had a soaking tub. The stand-alone shower was located directly behind the tub.

The room’s vanity area.

The Food and Drink

There is one onsite restaurant at the BoHo Hotel. The restaurant boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, giving diners great people-watching views as they eat local Czech dishes. Due to the restaurant's small size, reservations are recommended to guarantee your seat. Restaurant hours are from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m.; room service is also available.

Breakfast is included with most room rates and is served in the main restaurant each morning.

Activities

Walk Around Old Town
Visit some of the city’s main sites, all within walking distance from the front door of the BoHo Hotel. Enjoy Prague by strolling through Old Town Square, walking across the Charles Bridge, and stopping by the castle complex.
Spa
The best way to spend a rainy day in the city is to visit the spa. BoHo Hotel’s onsite wellness area features an indoor pool, a sauna, and a fitness center.
Beer Tasting
The Czech Republic is known for its beer – and for good reason. Stop by a local bar to try some of the country’s best brews, but don’t leave without trying a Czech pilsner.

Overall

The BoHo Hotel is a contemporary retreat that stands in striking contrast to the historic charm of the nearby Old Town. The hotel boasts sleek, modern interiors and offers luxurious spa treatments for relaxation and the ultimate city break.

What We Loved

The BoHo Hotel’s prime location in the historic Old Town means it is within walking distance of many of Prague’s major attractions.
Rooms were spacious, which is rare in the center of Prague at this price point.

What You Should Know

Rooms, such as the Family Room, on the lowest floor can be a bit noisy due to the proximity to the lobby.

The room’s Nespresso machine functioned properly and was well maintained.

The “Family Room” sofa can convert into a bed, perfect for those traveling with children – or who would like extra space.

Location

The hotel is located in Prague's city center, approximately 30 minutes from Vaclav Havel International Airport. Because of its location, guests can walk to many of the city's popular attractions.