BoHo Hotel Prague

Character and identity

Set on the seam of Old Town and New Town, BoHo occupies a restored 19th-century factory building behind a contemporary glass facade, with the headline sights of Prague within walking distance. Inside, the design vocabulary is minimalist and polished: wooden floors in the rooms, marble in the atrium restaurant and bar, and clean black lines defining the small spa, which centres on a plunge pool-style Jacuzzi alongside a sauna, steam room and gym. Guest rooms each carry an original pinhole photograph of a Prague scene by artist Jordi Llorella. A library with a fire, stocked bookcase and all-day coffee anchors the quieter side of the hotel.

Who's it for

Bottom line

The draw here is position and polish: a sharply designed boutique within easy reach of Prague's main attractions, run at a boutique scale rather than a grand-hotel one. Book if you want a stylish, walkable base for a long weekend; request a room with a conventional bathroom if glass walls give you pause, and reserve the family room well in advance if travelling with children.