Oh-Prague is an experienced provider of holiday accommodation specialising in short-term rentals. We have already selected over 300 fantastic apartments and hotels in every area of the city to make choosing your accommodation easier. By booking with us you can be sure that all the options we offer are of a high-standard, leaving you with no nasty surprises when you arrive. Read More
You can search to stay near a particular sight of interest, or you can explore the city guide to help you select the area of the city best suited to you. There is range of prices to accommodate any budget and a variety of facilities on offer to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Take a look on our easy to use website and read previous customer reviews to help you find the ideal accommodation for you. If you are still not sure, or have any other queries, call our dedicated and knowledgeable team who are available any day of the week and fluent in five different languages.
We offer over 100 self-catering apartments in different areas of Prague for you to choose from. Each one of them is furnished, but they differ in some of the facilities that they offer. You can browse and select certain categories from the filter to make sure you have exactly what you need. You can then click on a particular apartment to view more detailed information, pictures and its location on a map.
The advantage of staying in a short-term rental is that it allows you to have complete control over your holiday, making you feel more at home in the city. You have somewhere that is your own space, and therefore you can plan your own itinerary exactly how you like.
If you are travelling as a group an apartment may well be more cost effective than a hotel. In addition you can save money during the trip by eating in.
If you prefer to stay in hotels, we have more than 150 on offer all over the city. They range in price and facilities, giving a vast range of options that can accommodate all needs. On our hotels page you can narrow down your search by selecting the various options available and then clicking on individual hotels to view more details and important information that will help you decide.
Staying in a hotel is a relaxing way to spend your holiday as you can enjoy the great service and additional extras that may be provided, such as restaurants, swimming pools and gyms. It is also a sociable environment to be in as you will be surrounded by other people coming to visit this popular city.
May and June are among the best months in which to visit Prague. The weather at this time of year is warm but mild, also having the most sunlight hours, which you more time to discover the beautiful city, with its natural scenery in full bloom. During these months the price of holiday accommodation is still very reasonable. Avoiding the height of the tourist season the city will not be overcrowded. What is more, you will be able to attend some of the famous events held in Prague such as the Prague Spring International Music Festival, the Prague International Marathon, and the Czech Beer Festival. Read More
If you decide to go during July and August, you will enjoy the hottest months of the year, with plenty of long, sunny days. There are also many events during these months, such as the Shakespeare Summer Festivities (performed at Prague Castle) and the Festival of Italian Operas.
Autumn is also a great time to visit Prague. The days are usually still filled with sunshine, and although it does get colder towards the end of the season it is the driest time of the year. Big events take place at this time, such as the Vinohrady Grape Festival, celebrating the country’s fine grape harvest with traditional music and wine, and the International Jazz Festival.
The winters in Prague can get very cold, with the average temperature in December and January being 5oC. However there is a fantastic atmosphere in the city during this time, with less tourists and snow often providing spectacular views. Wrap up warm and head to one of the many events happening during this season, for example the Christmas market in the Old Town Square, the New Years Eve fireworks lighting up Prague Castle and the Prague Winter Festival, a spectacle of opera, ballet and classical music.
