Wellness hotels Czech

As the only Wellness-Hotel in Prague, Hoffmeister offers its guests:

• Wellness-centre and wellness-cuisine
• Sisley beauty salon
• Unique vault bath from the 15th century
• Light and gourmet meals
• 38 individually designed rooms and suites
• Rooms for private banquets and conferences
• Bar - lobby lounge and historical wine cellar
• Large summer terrace and garden
• Central location, close zu all sights of Prague
• Gallery, dedicated to the famous Adolf Hoffmeister
• Elegant furnishment

An oasis of luxury in the heart of the old Prague

The Hotel Hoffmeister, residing in a villa that was renovated in a luxurious manner, appeals to guests that want to experience a true Middle European atmosphere. This charming hotel reflects the history, culture and romanticism of Prague and at the same time it fulfils the highest international demands on luxury and service.

A home abroad:

Feel surrounded by high quality and enjoy our agreeable service in

• 24 Executive-rooms
• 11 Suites
• 3 Honeymoon-suites
• 3 Superior-suites

All types of rooms have of course air-condition, windows can be opened, and rooms for smokers are available at request. Phone, internet connection, satellite-TV are available as well as luxurious toilet articles in the bathrooms. Some rooms have a balcony, all suites and some executive-rooms have a jacuzzi.

Eat and drink like God in Prague

The chief cook Clement Martial became France's assistant cook of the year 1988 and was rewarded by Michelin and Gauld & Millau. He and his team offer their art in the Hotel Hoffmeister and present culinary delights for the connoisseur guests of the newly fitted ADA restaurants. You will find French cuisine on the menue but also Czech specialities and Wellness-Gourmet-Meals.

Dreamlike Wellness

The Lily Wellness & Spa offers numerous agreeable massages, packs, body peelings, and Sisley cosmetic treatments for men and women. The ideal start into this wonderful Wellness world is the unique stone bath, a gentle steam sauna in a vault cellar from the 15th century.
Tip: First, take a "stone bath", then a Chardonnay peeling-pack, rounded up by a massage with hot (warm) lava stones.

Stress-free Fitness

Right behind the hotel three unique jogging-trails join together. Combine your physical fitness with rewarding panoramas over the Czech capital Prague.

Magic, culinary, and seducing Prague...

Anyone who came to the city of the hundred towers and the hundred names, fell in love with its magic. After the fall of the iron curtain in 1989 important things have changed and since then Prague has gained more and more attractivity. Therefore today even a visitor with high demands can enjoy the Czech capital and be spoiled here.

The famous artist is alive...

The father of the hotel-owner and film-maker Martin Hoffmeister was an important and complex personality of the Czech cultural history. Adolf Hoffmeister (1902-1973), the famous writer, painter, cartoonist, poet, dramatist, diplomat, and journalist, professor, and, for two years, director of the crafts academy of Prague, was not only an educated intellectual, but also a bon viveur with a love for good meals and selected wines. He was an elegant globetrotter and a friend of art who knew very well the magic power of Prague and who spread the news about this mysterious magic of this wonderful city all over the world. Adolf Hoffmeister invited his many friends, among them prominent politicians and well-known artists, and they came to visit this magic town. The unique gallery with works of Adolf Hoffmeister has become a special attraction of the hotel. The portraits of world-famous personalities of the first half of the last century, the way the author got to know them, was inspired by them, and draw them, gives this luxury hotel a very special personal note and an original human dimension.

All in reach of a small walk

The car may just as well stay in the underground car park for days. Everything in Prague that the visitor is longing for, can be easily reached from the Hotel Hoffmeister. Whether it is the castle of Prague, the Hradshin with its beutiful terrace gardens, or whether it is the Carl's bridge and the quarter of Malá Strana with its reed roofs and cosy pubs. A walk through the narrow alleys of the old city will lead also to the old town square ("Altstaedter Ring") with its historical town hall clock. If you have comfortable shoes, even a walk to the Wenzel square is not all that far.