Set on the banks of the Vltava, Fairmont Golden Prague combines striking 1970s architecture, contemporary Czech design, rooftop dining and a year-round indoor-outdoor pool in the heart of the city.
Highlights
A fresh perspective on Prague, defined by modernist design and river views.
Settle into a Signature Suite and enjoy private arrival, dedicated concierge service and exclusive lounge access throughout your stay.
Enjoy award-winning Czech cuisine at Zlatá Praha, with panoramic views across Prague.
Unwind in Prague's only year-round indoor-outdoor pool at the Fairmont Spa.
Most luxury hotels in Prague draw on the city's Gothic and Baroque heritage, with grand interiors layered in velvet and frescoes. Fairmont Golden Prague offers a different perspective. Set within a landmark 1970s Brutalist building, this 320-room hotel embraces its architectural roots, pairing raw concrete and clean modernist lines with interiors inspired by Czech modernist design. Contemporary and characterful, it feels distinct from the city's historic palace hotels while remaining firmly connected to Prague's creative spirit.
Guests staying in a Signature Suite enjoy access to the Fairmont Gold experience, including a private arrival away from the main lobby, dedicated concierge service and entry to the Gold Lounge, where complimentary refreshments are available throughout the day. Suites are spacious and residential in feel, with large windows framing views across the Vltava River or towards Prague's Old Town skyline.
The hotel's six restaurants and bars create a vibrant dining scene. On the ninth floor, Zlatá Praha showcases Chef Maroš Jambor's interpretation of Czech cuisine, shaped by experience in Michelin-starred kitchens in London and New York and recognised with three toques from Gault&Millau Czechia 2026. Golden Eye brings a Southeast Asian-inspired menu to a rooftop setting, where handcrafted cocktails, curated DJ sets and city views create an atmospheric backdrop as evening falls. Breakfast and brunch are served at KAFKA Brasserie, where a restored wood coffered ceiling and stained-glass panels pay tribute to artist Cestmír Kafka.
One of the hotel's standout features is its sense of space. The 1,400-square-foot Fairmont Spa opens onto a peaceful spa garden, offering a welcome retreat from the city's busy streets. Its indoor-outdoor pool operates year-round, extending from an indoor hall onto an open terrace and remaining the only pool of its kind in central Prague. Couples treatment rooms, three saunas, a steam room and a fireside lounge complete the wellness offering.
For those looking to experience a different side of Prague, Fairmont Golden Prague combines striking modernist architecture, thoughtful design and generous facilities in a setting that feels both relaxed and refreshingly individual.
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Enquire NowSet on the banks of the Vltava River in Prague's historic Josefov district, Fairmont Golden Prague is within easy walking distance of the Old Town, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. River-facing rooms overlook Dvorákovo nábreží, giving the hotel a rare sense of space in the heart of the city.
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