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A private entrance opens into a historic Baroque building at the water's edge. Red curtains and antique color lithographs surround ornate upholstered chairs. In the lounge, pale sofas gather near a piano beneath a crystal chandelier. A separate dining room seats six and has a pantry nearby.

Each bedroom has its own full marble bathroom, with a soaking tub and separate shower. The villa also has a guest powder room. Windows face Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and the Malá Strana district. Patterned carpets and a red-and-gold entrance hall carry the traditional style through the building. Its origins date to the sixteenth century.

Vertical stripes in beige and brown form a crisp backdrop to dark framed prints and deep blue seating. An armchair with a matching footstool stands near the window, while a buttoned bench sits at the foot of the bed. Long patterned curtains soften the lines of the room.

The room is located on the second through fourth floors. Coral and beige are part of the broader decor palette, with accent colors varying between arrangements. The full marble bathroom includes a soaking tub and a separate shower.

Extra windows face Old Town's streets and the surrounding hotel buildings. Striped walls and framed monochrome prints sit beside long patterned curtains. One arrangement pairs a dark armchair with a pale padded footbench. Red cushions bring color to that neutral palette.

Rooms occupy the second through seventh floors, with vaulted ceilings at the top of the building. The marble bathroom has both a soaking tub and a separate shower. Coral and beige form the broader decor scheme. Furniture and accent details vary between rooms.

In the Main Building, these rooms sit above Old Town's side streets. Beige and coral tones meet striped walls and long curtains. Framed prints show architectural scenes. In one king layout, two dark armchairs sit by a small round table at the window. Twin rooms pair separate headboards with a different seating layout.

Some windows face the monastery, while others look toward the historic city center or neo-Renaissance university building. The full marble bathroom has a soaking tub alongside a separate shower. Connecting rooms are available, with choices depending on the room layout.

High ceilings and traditional Czech paneling give the room a strong sense of place. Hand-painted stenciling and Bohemian porcelain add detail, with a crystal chandelier above. Blue and celadon tones run through the decor. Pale wall moldings frame the artwork, while patterned curtains echo the blue carpet.

The rooms are in the Renaissance Building. Some face the Monastery of the Knights of the Cross; others look toward the historic city center. Blue armchairs stand beside the tall windows, with seating details varying by layout. A soaking tub and separate shower complete the full marble bathroom.

Two decor schemes offer different impressions of Old Prague. One combines black and gray with turquoise accents and a striped headboard wall. The other has beige-and-gold patterns, cream draped curtains and a crystal chandelier. An armchair and footstool stand near tall historic windows in the classical style.

Rooms occupy the Main and Classical Buildings. Their views take in Malá Strana and either Prague Castle or Charles Bridge. The angle changes with the building and window style. The marble bathroom pairs a soaking tub with a separate shower.

A staircase rises from the lounge to the bedroom above. The living room combines a pale sofa and armchair with blue accent cushions, long patterned curtains and a framed wall mirror. Its outdoor sitting area has a round table and open-pattern chairs.

Located in the Main Building, the suite looks toward Old Town's rooftops or Prague Castle. Modern coral and beige tones run through the interior. The full marble bathroom is on the upper level with the bedroom, and includes a soaking tub and a separate shower.

A lounge and separate bedroom span two levels in the Classical Building. Cream patterned walls, draped curtains and framed artwork give the rooms an Old European character. A dark sofa and pale armchair gather around a low table. Wooden steps lead to a padded window seat with Prague Castle beyond the glass.

A softer palette continues in the bedroom, where a tufted bench stands at the foot of the bed. The view also takes in Malá Strana. A soaking tub and separate shower sit within the full marble bathroom.

Blue patterned walls and pale panels bring a Czech character to the suite. White shutters frame the arched windows. The bedroom pairs a blue padded footbench with a tufted armchair, while a doorway opens to the separate lounge. Here, a dark blue sofa and pale chairs gather around a slender coffee table.

The suite is in the Renaissance Building and faces other buildings of the hotel complex. A dark table with high-backed chairs stands in the lounge, with a desk beside the window. The full marble bathroom has a soaking tub and a separate shower. A guest powder room sits apart from it.

A separate lounge and bedroom extend from the entrance foyer. One design pairs a pale sofa with blue armchairs beside broad windows. Blue patterned curtains carry those tones through the room. The other style is more classical, with beige and gold decor and richly draped historic windows.

These suites are in the Main and Classical Buildings. Views take in Malá Strana and either Prague Castle or Charles Bridge. The building and window style determine the angle of the view. A soaking tub and separate shower sit in the marble bathroom, with a guest powder room apart from it.

An oversized living room brings sofas and armchairs beneath chandeliers, with a dining area nearby. Wood paneling and rich gold fabric tapestries set a neoclassical tone. Long draped curtains frame the windows, and a separate entrance serves the living room and pantry.

Cream tones soften the bedroom, where a pale armchair and footstool stand near the window. This room looks over the river from the Classical Building. Within the full marble bathroom, a soaking tub stands apart from the shower. Connecting bedrooms can extend the suite beyond its main arrangement.

Large windows on the Main Building's top floor bring the city panorama into the living room and bedroom. Beige and blue tones link the rooms. Blue patterned curtains frame the bedroom windows, while broad wall panels line the lounge. Pale sofas and chairs gather around a low rectangular table, with a dining area beyond.

The view takes in the Vltava River and Charles Bridge. A full marble bathroom adjoins the main bedroom and has a soaking tub and separate shower. There is also a guest powder room. Optional connecting bedrooms can expand the suite beyond its principal arrangement.