If you’re wondering where to stay in Prague, there may be no better option than The Mark Luxury Hotel Prague, where you’ll be thankful for the elegant ambiance, convenience and guest service offered on the property.
Overview
From the moment we pulled up to the Mark Luxury Hotel Prague, we were greeted like we were family. Valet parking and the friendly check in was quick and we’ve been invited to the cosy Two Steps Bar & Lounge for a special welcome drink.
The elegant glass-roofed lounge atrium boosts large chandeliers and designer furniture – everything is targeted at delivering comfort and functionality.
Rooms & Suites
I initially booked a Grand Deluxe Suite and was pleasantly surprised when the receptionist informed me that I’ve been upgraded to an Executive Suite. The 55 sq m Suite featured a bedroom with king-size bed, a spacious living room with kitchenette & dining area and a luxurious bathroom with bathtub and separate rain shower.
The comfortable bed was a treat and the blackout curtains were fabulous – I slept like a rock and enjoyed their nightly turn down service. When on vacation, I always appreciate this nice touch in a 5-star hotel.
Wining & Dining
For breakfast and dinner I went to the elegant Le Grill Restaurant and enjoyed the top-class cuisine and attentive care I received from the helpful waiters.
The Mark Luxury Hotel Prague goes the extra mile in delivering a luxe experience with a well-trained staff and premium amenities. Its downtown location favors both leisure guests and business travelers.
TO DO’S
Cantinetta Fiorentina is within a 10-minute walk from the hotel and offers Tuscan delicacies in a beautiful art nouveau interior. If you go, try the Bistecca Fiorentina Chianina di Montaione together with a glass of Rosso di Montalcino. The restaurant delivers a feast that will satisfy the most demanding gourmand.
But if you want to experience the best view of Prague’s beautiful river and Charles Bridge, then book a table at Hergetova Cihelna restaurant. Located on the banks of the river, just below the Kafka Museum, the restaurant is a great choice!
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