Hotel Marianeum is a three-star hotel in the wider centre of Prague with excellent access to the historic city centre. By staying with us you support Caritas Czech Republic and contribute to a good cause.

The hotel is located in an attractive location on the border of Nové Město and Vinohrady. It has excellent access to the city centre, both on foot and by public transport. In the vicinity of the Marianea you will find pleasant restaurants, cafes, wine bars and places for night entertainment. The hotel building itself is located in a quiet street, away from the busy main street.

Vinohrady has an unmistakable atmosphere of a residential area from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries with many magnificent apartment houses in historicist and Art Nouveau style. Wide boulevards with luxurious houses are balanced by ubiquitous greenery and large parks, which offer spectacular views of the city. In the summer months you can sit in the garden restaurants until late at night.

The hotel is suitable for your business trip, but also for a family holiday or a trip with friends. We have single, double and triple rooms available. We also offer a wheelchair accessible apartment, you can use the kitchen with basic equipment on each floor. The hotel also has a pleasant romantic courtyard garden, providing a place for quiet contemplation, relaxation and entertainment. We can also rent a garden barbecue for a fee.

In addition to accommodation, we also offer the rental of several meeting rooms for your corporate events. As an additional service, we can arrange parking or transfer to Václav Havel Airport and elsewhere. Accommodation can be booked including breakfast and we will be happy to provide catering for your event. We will be happy to inform you about other services and facilities at the reception.

History

The hotel building was built before the First World War and from 1914 it housed the Marianeum Institute, which functioned as a "shelter for old women". During the First Czechoslovak Republic, the Institute became part of the Union of Catholic Caritas Organizations. The original one-story building was rebuilt into a five-story boarding house in functionalist style in 1932. It still has this form today. After 1989, Charita reclaimed the property and on the threshold of the new millennium, it expanded the premises to include lecture rooms. Significant building renovations were carried out in 2018. Thanks to this reconstruction, the hotel has been significantly modernized, it's accommodation capacity has been increased and it also has a wheelchair accessible suite. In 2020, it will receive a new façade.