Hotel Cloister Inn in Prague

The Cloister Inn is situated in the very heart of the Old Town of Prague, three minutes walk from Charles Bridge, on Konviktska, the street which connects Bethlehem Square (with Bethlehem Chapel, where Jan Hus, a famous Czech Christian reformer, used to preach in the 15th century) with the St. Crucifix Church, which is an 11th century Roman rotunda.
The hotel's name originates from the history of the building as it lies on the premises of a medieval convent. The Cloister Inn is the perfect choice, presenting you with the utmost advantages: a quiet location in Prague's oldest quarter, reliable services, and attractive rates.

The Cloister Inn offers 74 single, double or twin and triple bed rooms with ensuite bathrooms with showers, TV sets with satellite reception, air-condition, free wireless internet, complimentary minibars upon arrival, direct dial phones and electronic safety boxes. We also offer rooms with access for disabled persons and executive rooms on the top floor with direct fax and internet access. Baby cot on request - free of charge.

triple room

We offer unlimited buffet style breakfast in The Chapel with a wide selection of hot and cold meals, boiled eggs, oven-fresh Czech pastry from a small, family owned bakery, delicious local ham, salami and frankfurters delivered directly from the country, daily fresh fruits and vegetables and nice coffee and tea.

Our services:
24-hour reception
Free Internet access with WiFi in the lobby
Small House Bar
Complimentary Coffee & Tea
Safe for valuables at the reception desk
Hotel own laundry/dry cleaning services
City tours, trips, and culture tickets
Luggage room
Private parking with 24-hour security - Euro 15,- /day (must be ordered in advance)
Transfers with fixed rates
Lift to all floors
Smokers rooms
Lobby Bar

reception Internet corner

History of the building:
The building of the hotel is part of the area of the convent, initially belonging to the Jesuit Order; then, from 1772, to the Order of the Grey Sisters of St. Francis. The congregation of the Grey Sisters occupied the premises of the convent up to 1949, when unlawfully forced out by the communist regime. The convent, along with the church of St. Bartholomew, was utilized by the Internal Affairs Department for the purposes of interrogation, torture and imprisonment, as well as serving as offices for the secret police. The House of Prayer changed into a house of horror.
As a result of the events launched on November 17, 1989, which overthrew the period of communist rule, the estate of the Grey Sisters was finally returned to the Order in 1990 after a gap of 40 years. In the course of 1991-1994, general reconstruction works were launched with the support of the company of Unitas. Two buildings belonging to the complex were transformed into hotels - the Cloister Inn on one side and the Unitas Hotel which is situated next to the church of St. Bartholomew. In the basement of Unitas Hotel there are still cells where the Czech president Vaclav Havel was once imprisoned in the so-called "Pink Prison".

We are looking forward to your visit

Hotel Cloister Inn * Konviktska 14 * Praha 1
GPS (WGS84): Latitude N50°04'59" Longitude E14°24'57"

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Prices of rooms :

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We offer following discounts:
Book Dates: Sept 4th – February 15th, 2012
Travel Dates: September 14th – March 31st, 2012

Stay 2 or more nights save 20%
Stay 4 or more nights save 40%