Picolo recommends · Hotel in Prague, Czech Republic
BoHo Prague Hotel
Pale wood, linen and soft greys on a quiet street near the Powder Tower, with a pool downstairs and the Old Town a short walk away.
Come in from a day of cobbles and baroque, and BoHo feels like a deep breath. The rooms are pale and pared back, in wood, linen and grey, and the look would not be out of place in Copenhagen or Stockholm.
The hotel is on Senovážná, a calm street near Náměstí Republiky, where the Old Town meets the New Town. Down in the basement you will find a compact spa and pool, a welcome extra after hours on foot.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose BoHo Prague Hotel
This is our value pick in Prague. You get a modern, well-run hotel and the Old Town within a few minutes’ walk, for noticeably less than you would pay inside the historic centre.
There is nothing old or ornate about it. If you come to Prague dreaming of painted ceilings and creaking staircases, one of the historic hotels on our list will suit you better.
What you get
- Pool in the basement spa
- Small spa
- Light rooms in a Nordic style
- Quiet street near Náměstí Republiky
- Modern standard at a fair price
A day at BoHo Prague Hotel
- Morning
- Through the Powder Tower and into the Old Town while it is still calm.
- Midday
- A look at the art nouveau Municipal House on Náměstí Republiky.
- Afternoon
- A swim in the basement pool to rest tired legs.
- Evening
- Dinner in the New Town, a short walk from the hotel.
Location
Senovážná, Nové Město, Prague, Czech Republic
Open in MapsQuestions about BoHo Prague Hotel
Does BoHo Prague Hotel have a pool?
Yes. The basement holds a compact spa with a pool.
How far is BoHo Prague Hotel from the Old Town?
Only a few minutes on foot. The hotel is near Náměstí Republiky and the Powder Tower, at the edge of the Old Town.
What is the style at BoHo Prague Hotel?
Light and modern, with wood, linen and muted grey tones, closer to Scandinavian design than to old Prague.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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