The Fairmont plants its Canadian flag on Pařížská, Prague's most expensive artery, and delivers a contemporary palace without complexes facing the gilded baroques.
Fairmont Golden Prague
From
367.56 €
“Indoor pool with recovered Art Nouveau glass roof from a former Prague building, open until 10pm.”
The Fairmont Golden Prague occupies a six-storey neoclassical building on Pařížská, two minutes from Charles Bridge. We enter a hall of veined white marble, Bohemian glass chandeliers, five-metre ceiling height. The rooms blend light wood panelling, pearl grey velvet upholstered headboards, travertine bathrooms with island bath. The view overlooks the roofs of Josefov or the Vltava depending on the floor. The 800 m² spa offers treatment cabins, hammam, Finnish sauna, pool under period glass roof. Rates from 368 € per night, Booking score 9.6/10 from 624 reviews. We recommend without reservation ✨
Who is it for?
Who we recommend it to
We send to the Fairmont travellers seeking a modern palace without forgoing North American comfort (king bedding, shower pressure, efficient air conditioning). It is an address for thirty- and fifty-something couples, Pařížská shopping weekends, business lunches in the Jewish quarter, spa getaways. Families appreciate the connecting rooms and the pool, yet the atmosphere remains hushed, rather adult.
The building
Architecture and interiors
The building dates from 1910, neoclassical stone facade, six storeys with bow windows on the street. Fairmont renovation completed in 2021: white Carrara marble on the floor, bleached oak panelling, custom furniture signed Dedon and Minotti. The Art Nouveau glass roof of the pool comes from a former Prague café dismantled in the 1950s, purchased and restored piece by piece. Rooms between 32 and 85 m², all different, some with private terrace overlooking the roofs.
At the table
Restaurants, bar, service
The Aureole restaurant serves a revisited Mediterranean menu, Czech chef trained at Alain Ducasse, six-course tasting menu at 95 €. Continental buffet breakfast until 11am, eggs to order, house-smoked salmon. The Willow bar offers signature cocktails based on Becherovka and local spirits, open until 1am. 24-hour room service with reduced menu after midnight.
Highlights
- Pařížská 30 location, between Old Town Square and Čech Bridge
- 15 m indoor pool with listed Art Nouveau glass roof
- 800 m² spa: 6 cabins, hammam, sauna, Technogym fitness room
- Rooms from 32 to 85 m², all with Nespresso machine and Moët minibar
- 24-hour room service, Clefs d'Or concierge
Location & access
Where the hotel sits in Prague
The Fairmont stands on Pařížská, Prague's luxury avenue, between the Josefov Jewish quarter and the Vltava. Old Town Square three minutes on foot, Prague Castle twenty minutes crossing Charles Bridge. Staroměstská metro station (line A) 400 metres away, Václav-Havel airport 30 minutes by taxi. The neighbourhood is chic, quiet after 8pm, Dior, Hermès, Louis Vuitton boutiques across the pavement.
Good to know
Before you book
- Pets
- Accepted of all sizes, 50 € per stay, basket and bowls provided.
- Parking
- Valet on site, secure underground garage, 45 € per night.
- Pool
- Indoor heated 28°, open 6am-10pm, access from 16 years.
- Spa
- Open 9am-9pm, treatments by reservation, hammam/sauna access included.
- Wi-Fi
- Free throughout the hotel, fibre optic, speeds up to 500 Mbps.
- Accessibility
- 3 accessible rooms on the ground floor, wide lifts, access ramps.
Facilities
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Spa and wellness centre
Fitness centre
Facilities for disabled guests
Room service
Wi-Fi available everywhere
Restaurant
On-site parking
Family rooms
Free Wi-Fi connection
Pets allowed
Location
Where Fairmont Golden Prague is located
Exact address
Fairmont Golden Prague
Address
Parizska 30
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