Consistently topping charts for its beauty, Prague sits alongside Paris and Venice as one of Europe’s most romantic cities. With an Old Town straight out of a fairytale and a skyline sculpted by over 100 spires, the Czech capital bewitches in all seasons. There are tons of child-friendly attractions to amuse younger wanderers plus scores of taverns where you can digest a day of sightseeing over pilsner. When choosing where to stay, take your pick from historic lofts, contemporary apartments, and unique Prague Airbnbs that capture the bohemian spirit of the city.
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Take In The Best Of The City From These Prague Airbnbs
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Old Town Square penthouse with hot tub
Perched on the top two floors of an Art Nouveau townhouse, this penthouse Airbnb in the Prague City Center has been renovated for the modern traveler. The lounge and balcony grant an eyeful of the Church of Our Lady before Týn, which is most spectacular at dusk. Lovely and sunny during the day, the unit is warmed by a wood burner on chillier evenings. A deluxe Jacuzzi spa is set up under the skylight with views of the Petřín Gardens and the master bath has a corner tub.
Eleven guests, four bedrooms
Price: $677 per night
“Marylin” cute and compact houseboat in Prague 5
All aboard one of the most unique Airbnbs in Prague; “Marilyn” is a pint-sized houseboat bobbing on the surface of the Vltava River. You’ll find the main sleeping spot upstairs while the lounge can accommodate a third desk – making this an option for small families and couples. The bedroom opens onto a private deck where you can catch a ray and watch the ducks. If you want to rock up in style, the host offers airport transfers at a more than reasonable rate.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $76 per night
Luxury loft for large groups with a sauna
Live like royalty at this top-floor duplex penthouse outfitted with 18th-century furniture, Chesterfield couches, and a working piano. After whipping up a meal in the full kitchen, settle down for a banquet experience beneath the skylights before heading out to the nearby bars. Centrally located in Prague 1, the stunning Airbnb has a private patio with a sauna for your exclusive use. One bedroom has the added bonus of a projector for movie nights while creative explorers can make use of the antique office space.
Eight guests, six bedrooms
Price: $1,632 per night
Family-friendly vintage Airbnb in Prague Old Town
You can’t get more central than this gorgeous two-bed apartment with a view of the Maisel Synagogue. With high ceilings, hardwood flooring, and crystal chandeliers, the property has a timeless charm that makes it ideal for a romantic getaway or relaxing vacation for a young family. The home features a state-of-the-art kitchen, crib, and bathtub with air conditioning available in summer. The closest metro and tram stops are less than five minutes away.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $207 per night
Artist’s apartment in the heart of Vinohrady
Lovingly decorated by the host, a local musician and artist, this whimsical treehouse apartment gives off Faraway Tree vibes. Walls, flooring, and the sleeping nook are made entirely from walnut and oakwood while the bathroom is modeled on a Finnish sauna. Grab something to read from the floating bookshelves and settle into the balcony with views over the streets of Vinohrady, the trendiest neighborhood in Prague 2.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $101 per night
Designer loft with hammock and home cinema
Make yourself at home in this oh-so-stylish Airbnb for couples in Prague 3. Showing a crafty use of the space, a fully-equipped kitchen island floats in the center of the apartment with all the amenities and utensils you might need. The upholstered king-size bed points at the home movie theater while there’s a hammock for afternoon naps. Best of all, despite the central location, the property is in a quiet part of the neighborhood for soundless sleep.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $169 per night
Industrial-chic loft rental in Prague 7
This higgledy-piggledy vacation home consists of two units – Red and Blue – that may be rented as an entire loft. Hosted by two cousins, most of the furniture was hand-crafted by the duo using wooden pallets, including the high beds which are sure to delight kids and teens. This architecturally playful Prague 7 Airbnb is perfect for families and friendship groups. Although they’re not allowed in the bedrooms, dogs are welcome and can run around in the shared backyard.
Ten guests, two bedrooms
Price: $196 per night
Boho “Frida” Airbnb with balcony in Prague City Center
Sandwiched between Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square, this fashionable apartment is within walking distance of the main landmarks and some of the best restaurants and wine bars in Prague. Uniquely decorated in homage to the Mexican painter, the home is vividly painted with Frida portraits hanging on the walls and a gorgeous tiled bathroom. The courtyard-view balcony is perfect for morning coffee while plotting out your day.
Five guests, one bedroom
Price: $199 per night
Cozy one-bed apartment near Charles Bridge
Seconds from Charles Bridge and less than 10 minutes from Prague Castle and Old Town, this spacious Airbnb in Malá Strana occupies the fifth floor of a modern apartment block. In the sitting room, leaf through the books in the Victorian-era mahogany library or surf the pre-configured Netflix. The highlight of the one-bed vacation home is the private balcony with a display of potted plants, while a second balcony – shared with other residents – sweeps over the nearby landmarks.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $240 per night
Garden view Airbnb near Prague Castle
Soak up the village-like atmosphere of Břevnova in Prague 6 at this peaceful one-bedroom pad just a mile from the castle. The ground floor of this 100-year-old lodge has been carefully remodeled with modern, country-style amenities including a gourmet kitchen. Overlooking a lush backyard garden, the apartment is a romantic hideaway with a tram station 200 meters down the road. An awesome pick if you’re seeking a longer stint in the city.
Two guests, one bedroom
Price: $83 per night
Bungalow with art garden near transport
One of the best rentals for a long-term stay, this tranquil Airbnb in Prague 4 is situated on the grounds of a small estate with a Japanese-inspired garden. In addition to the koi pond, the yard features a plunge pool where swimming is permitted, a summer kitchen, and barbecue facilities. Wooden beams, a fireplace, and attic sleeping quarters transform the bungalow into a homely bolthole 20 minutes from the city center.
Three guests, one bedroom
Price: $133 per night
Is Airbnb allowed in Prague?
Airbnb is legal in Prague and the Czech Republic. However, Prague Airbnb hosts are required to adhere to specific rules and regulations before they’re allowed to advertise their properties. While this shouldn’t affect you as a traveler, you can expect your host to add your details to a guest register and log your stay with the foreign police department.
Which is the best area to stay in Prague?
If you’re visiting Prague for the first time, you’ll appreciate accommodation in Prague 1 – the city center. This district includes the Old Town (Staré Město) and Josefov (the Jewish Quarter) on the east bank of the Vltava River and Malá Strana on the west. This means you can walk to most of the major sights from your Airbnb.
Neighborhoods further out tend to be quieter with vacation rentals suited to longer stays. Prague 2 is where you’ll find New Town (Vyšehrad) and the upscale yet laid-back Vinohrady, one of the coolest areas to stay in Prague. Leafy and residential, Prague 6 and 7 are top contenders for families seeking a place to stay away from the nightlife.
Wherever you stay, Prague benefits from an efficient public transport system across the metro, tram, and bus which makes getting around the city a breeze. 