Prague (Praha) Vinohrady

Czech Inn, Francouská 76 (☎267 26 76 00; www.czech-inn.com), Justifiably billing itself as a “designer hostel,” Czech Inn takes pains to distinguish itself from the rest of the humdrum hostel world. The lobby and bar areas serve double duty as an art gallery, and every six weeks the hostel changes the art and throws a “gallery opening,” complete with wine and snacks. That appreciation for detail extends into the rooms, which have sleek single-sheet glass showers with polished concrete floors. A: Náměstí Míru. From the station, walk southeast along Francouská. The hostel will be on your right. Wi-Fi and lockers included. 8 computers available; 1Kč per min. Towels 30Kč with a 100Kč deposit. Breakfast 120Kč at check-in, 140Kč the morning of. Dinner 120-180Kč. Beer 33-55Kč. The entire hostel is smoke-free. Dorms 295-472Kč. Singles 1540-2282Kč; doubles 1320-1694Kč. Apartments 1650-2544Kč. Reception 24hr. Takes credit cards. Wheelchair access. Has internet. Serves alcohol.
Hostel Advantage, Sokolská 11 (☎224 914 062; www.advantagehostel.cz), C: I.P. Pavlova. From the metro, follow Ječná toward the river and then make a left on Sokolská; the hostel will be on your right. Friendly and inviting. All the amenities you could want and no bunks. Breakfast (7:30-9:30am) included. Free Wi-Fi in rooms, computers available in common area. Reception 24hr. Check-in 10am. Check-out 2pm. Quiet hours 10pm-7am. Dorms 350Kč; doubles from 750Kč per person. 10% Hostelling International discount

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