Holiday rentals in Prague, the Czech Republic

If you’re looking to party, there are plenty of exciting options for drinking and dancing close to your holiday rental in Prague, whether you prefer a cocktail lounge, dive bar or EDM mega-club. The centre of Prague is divided into two neighbourhoods: Old Town and New Town, where you will find the majority of the clubs and bars. The price of beer is cheaper than water in Prague, so a night out will definitely be memorable. Visitors can find plenty of bars hidden within the Old Town, including traditional Czech pubs and chic wine bars. Karlovy Lazne is a 15th century building converted to a five-storey venue with different music on each floor, a robotic bartender and Ice Pub. In New Town, enjoy a beer at the famous U Fleků pub and microbrewery, listen to live music at the Lucerna Music Bar or dance until dawn at the nightclubs in Wenceslas Square, such as the popular Duplex.

If you’re planning a family holiday in Prague, the picturesque Malá Strana neighbourhood is a great place for families to stay. Located across the Charles Bridge from the Old Town, this quiet part of the city is within walking distance to the main attractions. Visit the historic Prague Castle and John Lennon Graffiti Wall, and dine out at the kid-friendly restaurants in Malá Strana. Across the river in the Old Town, you will find great attractions that the whole family can enjoy, including the Artpark at Rudolfinum, Museum of Senses and entertaining performances at the Black Light Theatre or National Marionette Theatre. Many parks and gardens have playgrounds and picnic areas, including Stromovka Park, and kids will also enjoy riding the funicular to the top of Petrin Hill. Children’s Island in the middle of the Vltava River has a large fenced playground just for kids.

Visitors can select from a wide range of holiday rentals in Prague, including self-catering apartments, lofts, aparthotels and private homes. Ideal for couples, families or groups, they can accommodate between two and ten guests and are generally more cost-effective and spacious than hotel rooms. Holiday rentals offer the comfort and convenience of a home-away-from-home, including fully equipped kitchens, washing machines, and private terraces. Most Prague holiday rentals are located within walking distance from supermarkets, grocery stores and local markets, so you can stock up your kitchen and prepare your own meals. When you’re staying in a self-catering apartment in Prague, you can purchase fresh produce, meat, cheese and baked goods at Havel market, one of the oldest markets in the city, or at Holesovice market, which also includes an Asian food market. Visitors will also find many farmers’ markets in in the city, including the Jiřího z Poděbrad, Kubáň Market, Náplavka and Trhy Tylak, where stalls sell local, seasonal produce. If you’re looking for Asian ingredients, the SAPA Praha is a Vietnamese market complex, also known as Little Hanoi, located on the outskirts of Prague.

About 3 nights is the most common choice for those booking holiday apartment rentals in Prague.

Around £91 per night is the typical cost of a holiday apartment in Prague - note that if you are booking an apartment for a larger group or require more rooms and facilities in your rental, the price will likely be higher.

The cheapest month to rent a holiday apartment in Prague is usually March. The cost of your apartment or rental property can be around 47% cheaper in March vs. the high season.

The most popular areas to book Prague holiday rentals in are Old Town, Prague 1, and Malá Strana.

As of July 2025, there are 6,010 operators available to choose from for hotels in Prague.

Prices for hotels in Prague refresh daily.