Keplerova 6
Prague, 118 00 Nightly Rates(263.50 - 1,976.25)5 Star
Property Description
For sheer style and 5-star quality, with more than a touch of luxury, the Hotel Savoy is the best address in Prague. Elegant decor, reminiscent of a bygone age of Imperial grandeur, is combined with a high standard of personal service and attention to every detail. This elusive combination has earned the hotel a reputation of which it is justifiably proud. Add to this the ideal location near the Castle and you have all the ingredients for a perfect Prague city break.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
VIP Rooms/Services
Room Information
Guest Rooms
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ALL ROOM TYPES * Air-conditioning, satellite TV. * DVD player (discs can be rented at the reception) * Complimentary mini-bar (nonalcoholic beverages, beer, wine, snacks) * 2 telephones, a fax machine with PC connection, ISDN line, a desk, radio with alarm clock. * Safe deposit box, smoke detectors and sprinklers. * A sitting area in each room. Large marble bathrooms with a separate shower and a bathtub, a hair-dryer, cosmetic bar, bathrobes and telephone. * A separate toilet with a telephone. Non-smoking rooms are available and 1 room for physically challenged (B2T) A1K DELUXE ROOM 1 KING * On average 34 - 40 sq.m large. * Located on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th floor and 8th floor facing either the street, Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the courtyard. * King-size beds (beds: 2m * 2m) . * Some of them can be connected with an adjoining Deluxe or Executive room * Suitable also for 3 guests. A2T DELUXE ROOM 2 TWINS * On average 34 - 40 sq.m large, located on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th floor and 8th floors. * Facing either the street, Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the courtyard with two twin beds (beds: 1m * 2m) . * Some of them can be connected with an adjoining Deluxe or Executive room * Suitable also for 3 guests. B1K EXECUTIVE ROOM 1 KING * On average 30 - 34 sq.m large, located on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th floors. * Facing either the street, Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the courtyard. * King-size beds (beds: 2m * 2m). * Some of them can be connected with an adjoining Deluxe or Executive room. * Not suitable for 3 guests B2T EXECUTIVE ROOM 2 TWINS * On average 30 - 34 sq.m large located on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th floors. * Facing either the street, Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the courtyard. * Two twin beds (beds: 1m * 2m). * Some of them can be connected with an adjoining Deluxe or Executive room. * Not suitable for 3 guests. B1J JUNIOR SUITE 1 KING * 47 sq.m large. * Located on the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th floor facing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. * The Junior suite on the 8th floor has a nice view of one part of the city. * Junior Suites have king size beds (size 2m * 2m). * The one on the 8th floor can be connected with two adjoining Deluxe rooms. * Suitable also for 3 guests B3S FAMILY SUITE * consists of three rooms interconnected rooms (one junior suite and 2 deluxe rooms)· * 3 king size beds· * 120 sq.m large· * located on the 8th floor· * suitable for 6 guests A1J SUITE SAVOY 1 KING * Also known as the Honeymoon Suite, 57 sq.m large, located on the 8th floor, the Junior Suite has its own private terrace (50 sq.m) with a view of the red rooftops of the Prague Castle area. * Suitable for 3 guests. * Round trip airport/railway station limousine transfer complimentary for guests booking the Savoy Suite at a rack rate A1S PRESIDENTIAL SITE 1 KING * Consists of two rooms (living room - 65 sq.m and bedroom), 105 sq.m large. * The suite has its own private terrace and is located on the 7th floor where there is no other room. * The suite is directly accessible from the garage by a private lift. * Included in the suite are CD player and a trousers press. * Suitable for 4 guests. * Round trip airport/railway station limousine transfer complimentary for guests booking the Presidential Suite at a rack rate
Rate Disclaimer
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00pm
Check out time is 12:00pm
Time Zone is GMT +1 hour
Opened in 1882.
Renovated in 2000.
61 rooms.
0 suites.
8 floors.
Directions
Take motorway Evropska to center and follow Hotel Savoy signs. At round point -Vitezne Namesti- turn right and take street Svatovitska. At the crossroads turn to right and follow street Patockova until the first crossroads at the traffic lights. Turn to left and then to the right and continue for approx 200 meters. On the left you will see the Hotel Savoy.
The Savoy is located in the heart of the city, in the historical part where the Prague Castle (5 minute walk) and Strahov Monastery (2 minute walk) is situated. Other famous sites are within easy reach (Charles Bridge - 15 minute walk, Lesser Town - 15 minute walk). Ministry of Foreign Affairs next to the hotel, embassies nearby. Tram stop opposite the hotel. Shopping and entertainment area within walking distance.
Prague International Airport -PRG- is ten kilometers away.
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
Subject to the discretion of the hotel, the credit card provided may be charged if the reservation is canceled after the cancellation deadline has passed or if the guest fails to arrive. The cancellation policy will appear after selecting rate rules.
Restaurant Information
Dining
* Restaurants Name - Restaurant Hradcany Hours - 6:30 am - 11:00 pm Type - Restaurant Cuisine - International/French/Czech Meals Served - Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner Price Range - From 20 EUR Attire - Elegant - No Shorts/Jeans Entertainment - Live piano music each evening. Seating Capacity - 80 Reservations - Required The award-winning Restaurant Hradcany has distinguished itself among Prague's gourmets as a leader in innovative and exciting cuisine with friendly and attentive service. The glass cupola glides open and the windows silently sink into the floor thereby instantly transforming the restaurant into a light and airy garden restaurant. 24-hour room service, catering services. Name - Lobby Bar Hours - 11:00 am - 1:00 am Type - Bar Cuisine - International Meals Served - Lunch/Dinner Price Range - From 20 EUR Attire - Casual - No Shorts Entertainment - Live piano music in the evening. Seating Capacity - 30 Reservations - Not Required Lobby bar and Library are traditional meeting spots for prominent artists, business leaders and Prague's cultural elite. * Meal Plans Breakfast a-la-carte or buffet or room service included in the rate. Modifies American Plan available from 25 EUR per person. Full American Plan (breakfast, lunch and dinner) available from 55 EUR per person.
Meeting Facility
Conference and Banquet
* Salon I and II are each available for smaller private sessions, board meetings, dinners or luncheons. The salons can be either used separately (due to a wall between the rooms) or joined into one larger function room for up to 40 participants. In each salon PC or OHP projection is possible, 3 independent ISDN lines enable Internet access. The salons are decorated in warm schemes of red, gold and yellow. * The charming English-style Library with an open fireplace is available for seminars, board meetings, exclusive luncheons or dinners as well as smaller conferences for up to 60 attendees. Although libraries are not generally viewed as meeting rooms, the Savoy's library is the exception to the rule. It is separated from the lobby by a specially designed soundproof wall and is equipped with ISDN lines. PC and OHP projection is possible. The Library is with natural daylight. * The Presidential suite is the right setting for exclusive board meetings and private dinners or luncheons. It is undoubtedly the place where most influential people meet. Whether permitting, the guests can sip a cup of tea or coffee on the terrace and enjoy a stunning view of the Strahov Monastery and red rooftops of surrounding houses. As the other meeting rooms, the Presidential suite is equipped with ISDN lines and enables both PC as well as OHP projection. * Though light and airy place, the Restaurant Hradcany can be darkened and turned into a first-class conference space available for larger meetings, conferences for up to 150 attendees, fashion shows as well as theatre performances. ISDN lines and any kind of projection is a commonplace.
Recreation Information
Recreation and Health
* Complimentary use of the relax center with a fitness room (bicycle, stepper, conveyor belt, rowing machine, multifunctional work-out machine), sauna, steam-bath, whirlpool. Can be accessed round the clock. * Massage available at surcharge. * Hairdresser and beauty salon on site as well (10 am - 8 pm weekdays). 2004 Tickets and a detailed overview can be obtained from the hotel concierge. * March 11 - 21: European Film Days * April 25 - 30: New Prague Dance Festival * May 1 - 19: Czech Chamber Music Festival * May 12 - June 3: Prague Spring Music Festival * June 23 - September 15: Shakespeare Summer Festival * June 1 - 24: International Dance Festival * June 15 - September 19: Exhibition Century of Habsburgs * August 5 - September 23: International Organum Music Festival * August 17 - September 5: Verdi Festival * September 9 - October 1: Prague Autumn Music Festival * December: Christmas markets * December 26 - January 9 (2005): Christmas concerts * April 24 - May 9: International Ice Hockey Championship * May 6 - 9: 10th International Book Fair * May 23: Prague International Marathon * September 18 - 19: Mattoni Grand Prix International Marathon
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