A selection of budget accommodation where it is better to stay in Prague. Find out which areas of the city tourists like to live in. How to choose an inexpensive and comfortable apartment.
We recommend six affordable stylish studios and mid-range apartments. This is a home for two, a family with children and a small group of friends. See and choose!
Districts of Prague, where it is better to stay for a tourist
The capital of the Czech Republic is divided into 22 administrative districts: Prague 1, Prague 2, Prague 3, etc. The main attractions are located in Prague 1 and are easy to get around on foot. It is not necessary to live in the center - Prague has inexpensive and convenient public transport, so you can stay in ordinary residential areas, for example, Vinohrady or Zizkov.
Prague 1... The area most visited by tourists is divided into four micro-districts: Old Town (Stare Mesto), Nove Mesto, Hradcany and Mala Strana. The historical center conquers with narrow streets and picturesque architecture. People come here to admire the Gothic Cathedral of St. Vitus, see the exhibits of the National Museum and walk along the hills of Petřín Park. There are many luxury hotels and expensive apartments in the center. Finding budget accommodation is difficult.
Prague 2... This area is also considered to be central, although it is spread out on the right bank of the Vltava. The medieval fortress Vysehrad, well-groomed parks and old churches are located here. In Prague 2 you can stay inexpensively - for example, in the Nusle microdistrict and in Vinohrady.
Prague 3... If your dream is to live among students and bohemians, choose this area - it is famous for its relaxed creative atmosphere. There are few attractions here, but there are many pubs, noisy festivals and holidays are held.
Prague 4... An ecologically friendly area with green parks is suitable for families with small children. The historical part of Prague is only 15-20 minutes away.
Prague 5... One of the cheapest areas of the city is built up with typical panel houses. Tourists who want to spend less money on housing stay here.
Prague 6... If this is not your first visit to the Czech capital, take a look at apartments in one of the most elegant and prestigious districts of Prague. It is good for tourists who like leisurely walks along the picturesque streets. Apartment prices are average.
Prague 7... The area borders the historic center, but offers accommodation options 40% cheaper. Drive to the Old Town, admire the Botanical Gardens and stroll through the beautiful Stromovka Forest Park.
Prague 8... The unusual area contains ancient architectural monuments and modern new buildings. Closer to the center, housing is expensive, and there are budget apartments on the industrial outskirts.
Prague 10... The area far from the center is loved for its beaches, a large lake and the largest water park in Europe. There are many comfortable, inexpensive housing here.
The rest of Prague is not very attractive for tourists. There are almost no hotels and rented apartments or it takes a long time to get to the center.
Look for interesting excursions on the Sputnik and Tripster websites. Individual and group, no crowds of tourists and in Russian.
How to save money and find comfortable accommodation in Prague
We know how to choose a comfortable and inexpensive apartment in Prague:
- The highest rental prices are from June to August. In order not to overpay, come to Prague during the low season.
- To travel for Christmas and New Year's holidays, book apartments in advance.
- Apartments and hotels are expensive in the center. It is not always convenient to live here because there are always a lot of tourists on the streets. If you want to stay in Prague for a reasonable price, look for options away from iconic attractions.
- For a trip to Prague by car, ask the hosts if there is free parking near the house.
- To save on food, rent an apartment with a kitchen.
Personal experience of MAKE-TRIP: In Prague, we lived in a wonderful apartment in Zizkov, which we found on Airbnb, but now it is not for rent. Also stayed for 32 euros per night in a very cozy 3 * hotel with cool breakfasts - Royal Court Hotel. It is only 10-15 minutes walk from the center.
Romantic apartments
If you are planning a trip to Prague for two, pay attention to the quiet mansard-type accommodation. The house is located 15 minutes from the historic center. The main attractions are easily accessible by tram number 22 or on foot. There are small shops, a supermarket, restaurants and cafes nearby. There is free parking near the house.
The apartment has a large double bed, a chic kitchen and a comfortable bathroom. Tourists love the light pink walls, bright red curtains, and pretty bedding. A bonus from the hosts - free mineral water, coffee and tea.
The apartments are designed for two. In the low season they cost 40 €, and in the high season they cost 59 €.
Bright studio in the old quarter
A small but very cozy apartment located in an area adjacent to the city center. This is a good option if you want to stay in Prague and feel like a local. There are many buildings around that were built at the turn of the XIX-XX centuries.
The studio has high ceilings and is split over two levels. Downstairs there is a sofa, a desk with a chair and a kitchen corner with a hob, kettle and toaster. The large double bed is located on the "second" floor and is accessed by original steps without railings.
The house has a TESCO supermarket, which opens at 6:00. The famous Crimean street with stylish cafes, bars and art galleries is within walking distance. Relax, cook and enjoy traveling around Prague!
The studio can accommodate four people. In low season it costs 55 €, and in high season - 63 €.
Prague Montmartre
This pleasant apartment is popular with everyone who wants to stay near the center of Prague. Ten minutes by tram or 25 minutes on foot - and you are at Wenceslas Square.
The cozy accommodation is furnished in a minimalist style. The bedroom has a large bed, chest of drawers and a comfortable armchair. Plenty of space and light. Tourists celebrate the homely warm decor and beautiful posters on the walls. The kitchen has a modern electric stove with oven, large fridge, kettle and kitchenware. Cook at home, use the washing machine and enjoy the comfort!
The apartment is designed for two. In low season it costs 70 €, and in high season - 78 €. Bonus - parking is free.
Studio on the ground floor
Nice accommodation is rented near the metro station Náměstí Míru. There are many bars, cafes and restaurants around the house, but the place is quiet. The historic center is just 7 minutes on foot.
The small studio has a double bed, a soft sofa, a table with two chairs, a tiny kitchenette and a bathroom with a shower. For added comfort, there are blinds on the windows. The owners call the setting "American". This is a hint that everything you need is at hand, but the washing machine is clearly not enough.
The studio is designed for two. At any time of the year, it costs 55 €.
Apartment with windows to a private garden
If you're unsure of where to stay in Prague, check out the stylish accommodation in Vinohrady, east of the New Town. From here, 7 minutes walk to the Main Station and 5 minutes to the Museum metro station. A good option for everyone who loves hiking and excursions!
The apartment is located on the ground floor and is decorated in pleasant gray-blue colors. The room has a large bed, a table and a small kitchen. Guests love the original twig chandelier, wicker chairs and stylish lighting fixtures. The kitchenette has tiles, an electric kettle and dishes.
The apartment is designed for two. In low season it costs 45 €, and in high season - 90 €.
Three-room apartment for the price of one-room
In the city center, tourists are offered a large three-room apartment.It is located in a five-story building without an elevator, which stands next to a park. From here, a 5-minute walk to the Pražského povstání metro station and a 10-minute walk to the famous Vysehrad castle. A great place to stay cheap in Prague!
The spacious apartments are perfect for a family vacation with children or a vacation with friends. They are very thoughtful and have two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchenette and a bathroom with a separate shower. The windows offer a good view of the city and the river. Cons - the housing is furnished with simple furniture and a little dark.
The apartment is designed for 8 people. In low season it costs 52 €, and in high season - 81 €.
