Hostel Dakura  

In Prague’s upscale Dejvice (Prague 6), this vintage hostel sits in a former 1922 municipal baths building. Walk to Prague Castle in about 10 minutes, hop two stops to Old Town Square, or stroll to Victory Square, Letna Park and nearby theatres — all within easy reach of the city centre. Pet-friendly and family-friendly, it’s a hostel base that keeps you close to the big sights without the tourist crush.

Opened as a hostel in 2011, Dakura blends vintage bones with practical rooms — private and shared options with comfy beds, sink, cabinet and linen. There’s a relaxed club-lounge and seven fully equipped communal kitchens for social cooking. The vibe is laid-back and slightly retro, in a quiet, well-connected neighbourhood just minutes from trams and the underground.

Grab coffee in the on-site cafe or unwind at the bar, then join a game of ping-pong or browse the small library. Free Wi-Fi runs throughout, there’s on-site parking, playrooms for kids, laundry, luggage storage, a safe-deposit box and elevator access. Tour desk and transfer services make getting around Prague simple.

Complimentary wireless internet and tour/ticket assistance keep trips smooth. Additional services for a fee include limo/town car service, roundtrip airport shuttle and train station pick-up, plus dry cleaning and 24-hour multilingual reception.

An on-site cafe promises a solid cup of coffee and the bar is a good spot for evening hangs. Seven shared kitchens let you cook your own meals and 24-hour room service is available for extra convenience.