Anna Hotel 
Converted late 19th century neo-classical building in the quiet Vinohrady district, 200 metres from Namesti Miru metro stop. Modern decor with coordinating fabrics characterise the 24 guestrooms, all of which provide satellite TV, phones and Wi-Fi.
Multilingual staff on the 24-hour front desk can help arrange sightseeing, currency exchange and airport transportation.
Hotel prices and availability
Map showing Anna Hotel
Dining at the Anna Hotel
Guests of the Anna enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
Rudy Baron
U Sadlu
Attractions near this hotel
Tram stop – 400 metres
Wenceslas Square – 4 metro stops
Charles Bridge – 4 metro stops
Prague Castle – 5 metro stops
Prague Ruzyne Airport (PRG): Approximate driving time is 45 minutes and distance is 20 kilometres (12 miles).
Registered taxis are available from a stand located in front of the Arrivals hall; typical fare to the hotel is around €20. The bus service 119 runs from the airport to Dejvická, which is the nearest metro station to the airport (located at the end of line A), this line runs directly to Namesti Miru station – 200 metres from the hotel.
Driving directions: From the airport follow signs for Prague ‘Centrum’. Once in the city follow Plzenka Street, which changes into Kartouzska past the hotel Mövenpick. You will get to the riverbank. Cross the river and continue straight on to Resslova Street, which changes into Jecna Street. At the cross road of Jecna/Sokolska streets turn right into Sokolska street and after 200 metres to the left to Rumunska street which changes to Francouzska. Follow Rumunskar and pass Namesti Miru Square, you will see a big church on your left. Take the third street on the left after the square, and you will arrive at the Hotel Anna.
Prague''s compact historic centre is best explored on foot. Cheap public transportation is available in the shape of metro, bus, tram or the funicular railway. You can get tickets, directions, schedules and multilingual public transport system maps at information offices located in five major metro stations. Tickets can be used interchangeably on all forms of transport.