The elegant building of hotel Anna was constructed in the years 1892-1895 as a combination of a neo classic facade and Art Nouveau interiors. Located in the historical city center of Prague, yet in a quiet street of the well respected residential district of Vinohrady. It takes only 10 minutes walk to get to the Wenceslas Square - main Prague's boulevard. Each of the 24 spacious and attentively decorated rooms is equipped with shower & WC, hair dryer, IDD telephone, satellite TV and a safety deposit box. Rich buffet breakfast is served at the cozy breakfast room. Parking is available in the courtyard, few steps from the hotel door. For lovers of good smoke we have a selection of premium Cuban cigars, supplied by official Habanos importer. Additional Information: Children age 3 and under stay free in the room with parents and in existing bedding. Children 4-12 pay 10 EUR.
Residential district of Vinohrady, near Wenceslas Square in Prague.
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