Discover the elegance of the Hotel Paris Prague, a historic landmark dating from 1904 with a family tradition spanning three generations of the Brandejs family. This Neo-Gothic to early Art Nouveau building, with its 1920s Parisian atmosphere, stands in the heart of the Old Town, directly opposite the Municipal House and just a few steps from Republic Square and the Powder Gate Tower. The stylishly furnished rooms, including the unique Tower Suite in the tower, offer views of historic Prague. You can also savour the atmosphere of the First Republic at Tony’s Café & Bar, where both the décor and the cocktails evoke the 1930s. Dine & Drink: Tony’s Café & Bar — day & night concept, unique Art Nouveau setting, modern cuisine Writer Bohumil Hrabal set a substantial part of the story of the book “I Served the King of England” at the Hotel Paris. In the film version, the owner of the hotel, Mr. Brandejs, is starred by Josef Abrhám. The current owner of the hotel, Mr. Antonín Brandejs, continues the family hotel tradition. Zusammenhängende cafés Tony's Café & Bar Staré Město