Corinthia Towers Hotel 
Modern high-rise hotel, located 500 meters from the Vysehrad citadel and 1.5 kilometers from the historic city center. Guestrooms feature modern décor with light wood furnishings; all have air conditioning and high-speed Internet connections.
Guests can enjoy a range of entertainment options on site, including a casino, four-lane bowling alley, pool and karaoke.
Hotel prices and availability
Map showing Corinthia Towers Hotel
Dining at the Corinthia Towers Hotel
Guests of the Corinthia Towers Hotel enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning.
Toscana - Serves a range of Mediterranean dishes and specialises in Italian pizza and pasta. The modern decor is accented by dark wood trim, tiled floors and plush fabrics in deep reds and earth tones. Open for lunch and dinner.
Let’s Eat! - Specialises in Czech dishes as well as offering an international menu. The decor is light and modern and the atmosphere is informal. Diners enjoy a view of the city and can watch the chefs at work in the restaurant’s open-plan kitchen. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Family brunch is served on Sundays.
Rickshaw - Offers a combination of cuisines from Thailand, China, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The restaurant’s informal ambience and neutral decor are accented by colourful ceramics and bamboo furniture. Open for dinner.
Beer & Bowling Diner - Large entertainment centre with four bowling alleys, dartboards, pool tables and big-screen televisions. Serves Czech and international dishes and a selection of barbecued specialities served on the patio in summer. Czech beer is available on draught. Open for lunch and dinner.
Café Praha - Lobby café serving freshly ground coffee, a selection of teas, and pastries. Features modern decor trimmed with dark wood, marble tables, cushioned seating, and panoramic views of Prague.
Toscana - Serves a range of Mediterranean dishes and specialises in Italian pizza and pasta. The modern decor is accented by dark wood trim, tiled floors and plush fabrics in deep reds and earth tones. Open for lunch and dinner.
Let’s Eat! - Specialises in Czech dishes as well as offering an international menu. The decor is light and modern and the atmosphere is informal. Diners enjoy a view of the city and can watch the chefs at work in the restaurant’s open-plan kitchen. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Family brunch is served on Sundays.
Rickshaw - Offers a combination of cuisines from Thailand, China, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. The restaurant’s informal ambience and neutral decor are accented by colourful ceramics and bamboo furniture. Open for dinner.
Beer & Bowling Diner - Large entertainment centre with four bowling alleys, dartboards, pool tables and big-screen televisions. Serves Czech and international dishes and a selection of barbecued specialities served on the patio in summer. Czech beer is available on draught. Open for lunch and dinner.
Café Praha - Lobby café serving freshly ground coffee, a selection of teas, and pastries. Features modern decor trimmed with dark wood, marble tables, cushioned seating, and panoramic views of Prague.
Attractions near this hotel
Prague Congress Centre – 200 metres
Vyšehrad Citadel – 500 metres
Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul– 500 metres
Vltava River – 1 kilometre (0.5 miles)
Charles Square – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
National Theatre – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Main train station – 2.5 kilometres (1.5 miles)
Zizkov TV Tower – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Charles Bridge – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Petrin Park – 6 kilometres (3.5 miles)
Strahov Stadium – 7 kilometres (4.5 miles)
Prague Castle – 7 kilometres (4.5 miles)
Vyšehrad Citadel – 500 metres
Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul– 500 metres
Vltava River – 1 kilometre (0.5 miles)
Charles Square – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
National Theatre – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Main train station – 2.5 kilometres (1.5 miles)
Zizkov TV Tower – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Charles Bridge – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Petrin Park – 6 kilometres (3.5 miles)
Strahov Stadium – 7 kilometres (4.5 miles)
Prague Castle – 7 kilometres (4.5 miles)
Prague-Ruzynĕ Airport (PRG): Approximate driving time to the Corinthia Towers Hotel is 25 minutes and distance is 13 kilometres (8 miles).
Getting there: The quickest way to get to the hotel is by taxi, costing around 500 CZK; the hotel can also arrange transfers for a fee. By public transport, take bus 218 to the Dejvicka metro station; change to the green line on the metro for Muzeum metro station; change to the red line for Vyšehrad metro station and then cross under the subway tracks and pass through the courtyard to the hotel’s main entrance.
Driving directions: From the airport follow the signs for the city centre on the K Letište motorway. Pass the big junction soon after leaving the airport, then take Evropská until the big roundabout, and turn right onto Svatovitská. At the T-junction turn left onto Milady Horákové and turn right onto Bubenská at the next T-junction. The name of this street changes to Wilsonová after you cross the river. Take this dual carriageway in the direction of Vyšehrad. Just after crossing Nuselsky Most bridge, exit on the right-hand side. After exiting, go under Nuselsky Most to the other side of the motorway to find Kongresová and the Corinthia Towers Hotel. The hotel is clearly visible from the motorway.
Getting around: Prague has a clean and efficiently run transportation system made up of a subway, trams and buses that run in the city centre and in the suburbs. Prices start at around 14 CZK for a ticket valid within the city centre for 30 minutes. Taxis can be expensive and it is recommended to call and book one rather than hail one on the street; this is safer and less expensive. The city centre and most tourist sites can easily be visited on foot.
Getting there: The quickest way to get to the hotel is by taxi, costing around 500 CZK; the hotel can also arrange transfers for a fee. By public transport, take bus 218 to the Dejvicka metro station; change to the green line on the metro for Muzeum metro station; change to the red line for Vyšehrad metro station and then cross under the subway tracks and pass through the courtyard to the hotel’s main entrance.
Driving directions: From the airport follow the signs for the city centre on the K Letište motorway. Pass the big junction soon after leaving the airport, then take Evropská until the big roundabout, and turn right onto Svatovitská. At the T-junction turn left onto Milady Horákové and turn right onto Bubenská at the next T-junction. The name of this street changes to Wilsonová after you cross the river. Take this dual carriageway in the direction of Vyšehrad. Just after crossing Nuselsky Most bridge, exit on the right-hand side. After exiting, go under Nuselsky Most to the other side of the motorway to find Kongresová and the Corinthia Towers Hotel. The hotel is clearly visible from the motorway.
Getting around: Prague has a clean and efficiently run transportation system made up of a subway, trams and buses that run in the city centre and in the suburbs. Prices start at around 14 CZK for a ticket valid within the city centre for 30 minutes. Taxis can be expensive and it is recommended to call and book one rather than hail one on the street; this is safer and less expensive. The city centre and most tourist sites can easily be visited on foot.