Hotel Cerny Slon, Prague

Hotel Černý Slon has single, double/twin, and triple rooms. Rooms include a minibar, safe, bathroom with bath, hairdryer, and free toiletries. Rooms offer satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. Double/Twin rooms have a double bed or two single beds. Triple rooms include a large double bed with a single bed, or three single beds. Some rooms are on the third floor, accessible by stairs from the second floor, as the elevator only reaches the second floor. Attic rooms are air conditioned during the summer.

The hotel restaurant, near Old Town Square, features a 14th-century Gothic vault. The restaurant serves Czech and international cuisine. Menu and wine lists are available in seven languages. Guests can have meals delivered to their rooms. The restaurant has grilled sirloin, fish, poultry, and venison. Old Czech dishes include 'Old Prague Bastion' and Old Czech-style roasted duck. A wine bar in the cellar serves fine wines. Well-chilled Pilsner Urquell beer is available. The restaurant is open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Hotel Černý Slon is in Prague 1, featuring most of the medieval heart of the city, near the Old Town Square, which has been a marketplace since the 10th century. A small square with the entrance to the historic Ungelt is in front of the hotel. The Tyn Church is across the street. Charles Bridge is within walking distance. The Staromestska subway stop is nearby.

The reception is open nonstop, providing information on Prague, transportation, and shopping. Services include a luggage room, car rental, trip assistance, mail service, and flight confirmations. A hotel taxi service extends outside Prague. Laundry service is available within 24 hours. The hotel offers a restaurant and a wine bar. Baby cots are free; extra beds are available for an extra charge. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in all areas. Parking is available in secure garages nearby for a fee.

Hotel Černý Slon is in a listed historic building from 1359, near the Old Town Square. Guests can explore the secrets of old Prague. The hotel blends historical richness with modern elements. The original wall around the door is preserved. Some historically significant people visited the hotel, including Tycho Brahe, Mr. Vaclav Havel, and Mrs. Albright. The entire hotel is non-smoking.