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The great-value luxury Hotel General has a quiet location on the riverside, featuring a gourmet restaurant, wine bar, sauna and an exceptional levels of comfort and service. 
 
Housed in a historic building, each of the 20 uniquely designed rooms features climate control, LCD satellite TV, minibar, in-room safe, coffee &amp; tea-making facilities, free internet. 
 
There is a tram and metro stop is nearby, allowing easy access to Prague's famous sights and gay-popular venues on the other side of the river.

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Hotel General

Quintessentially Prague. The award-winning Augustine is set in the picturesque heart of the city and comprises seven historic buildings, located next to the Wallenstein Gardens. Prague Castle and Charles Bridge are only 5 minutes' walk away. 
 
All rooms and suites are elegantly designed and individually furnished. They boast beautiful views over the courtyard, the monastery chapel or the Prague Castle. 
 
The Augustine features the award-winning Lichfield restaurant &amp; bar, a spa, a sauna &amp; steam room and a fully-equipped gym. Wonderful setting and attentive staff.

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Augustine a Luxury Collection Hotel

The first Buddha-Bar hotel by the world-famous Parisian restaurant-bar-lounge. This award-winning hotel offers 36 exquisite rooms and 3 suites, all in its signature contemporary Asian design with French colonial influence. 
 
Each room features HD interactive TV, high quality sound system, Nespresso coffee machine, jacuzzi (in the suites) and free WiFi. The hotel's restaurant lives up to its name, providing a fantastic dining experience. 
 
Conveniently located in the heart of Prague, just a few steps away from Old Town Square. <a title="Friends Prague" href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/friends-prague/">Gay bar Friends</a> and <a title="Sauna Babylonia" href="https://www.travelgay.com/venue/sauna-babylonia/">Sauna Babylonia</a> are both 10 minutes away.

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Buddha-Bar Hotel Prague

Set in a historical neo-Renaissance building in central Prague, Hotel Kings Court offers luxurious rooms, a casino, restaurant &amp; bar, world-class spa, with indoor pool, gym and sauna facilities. 
 
Guest rooms feature flat screen TV, laptop-sized safe, tea &amp; coffee maker and free WiFi. The hotel's restaurant enjoys views of Republic Square, and The Vodka bar serves a choice of drinks in n the lobby. 
 
Kings Court is perfectly located for sightseeing in Prague. Old Town Square and Na Prikope shopping street are within a 10 minute walk. The <a title="Prague gay bars" href="https://www.travelgay.com/prague-gay-bars-cafes-clubs/">gay nightlife</a> in Vinohrady can be reach in 15 minutes.

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Hotel Kings Court

Built on the site of a former 14th century monastery, the Mandarin Oriental Prague is one of the city's finest hotels, blending contemporary design with classic architecture. 
 
Many types of rooms are available; all feature comfortable beds and top amenities. We love the spa - it's the only spa in the world that was a former Renaissance chapel and was voted 'Best in Europe' by readers of the Luxury Spa Finder. 
 
The Mandarin is located below Prague Castle, 250 metres away from Hellichova tram station. The gay nightlife in Vinohrady can be reached in 15 minutes. The famous Charles Bridge is only 5 minutes away.

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Mandarin Oriental Prague

Luxury boutique hotel located on the Vegetable Market in Brno's city centre. Hotel Grandezza features hand-painted glass ceiling's and marble mosaics. 
 
Most of the 73 cosy rooms demand excellent views as they overlook the town square, the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul and Spilberk Castle. Each room is fitted with all the essentials needed for a comfortable stay including a flat-screen TV, seating area and private bathrooms. 
 
Hotel Grandezza houses an on-site restaurant where guests can enjoy international cuisine with touches of French and Asian influence. A wide variety of dining options are available in the surrounding entertainment district of Brno. 
 
The hotel is only 50 metres to the nearest tram stop and Brno Train Station is 400 metres away. 
 
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