The
most unique luxury and comfort flow through from the room to the
restaurant, from the business centre to the Cigar Bar, to the indoor swimming
pool with its striking mosaic floor. The fragrance of old wood,
the splendor of the finest marble, classic tympanums, elegant finishes
and ornate stuccowork: everything expresses exclusive hospitality.
Hotel Carlo IVis the most majestic hotel in Prague. And
because it's a Boscolo Luxury Hotel and only here you
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Deluxe double
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At the spa, the
highly qualified staff shows clients the source of eternal youth: here
the indivisible harmony of body and soul are caressed, nourished and
regenerated in this special place for indolence and relaxation.
A purifying sauna, a re-generating Turkish bath, a stunning indoor
swimming pool: all this solely devoted to your relaxation after an
intense day of business or pleasure.
The skilled staff offers state of the art therapies and equipment,
guaranteeing a relaxing, rejuvenating experience. Finish off with a
Turkish bath or swim in the mosaic indoor pool ( see image to the
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Central Location -
Located in downtown Prague, 5 minutes on foot from the Namesti Republiky
subway stop.
Designed by the Austrian architect Wölf
in the neoclassical style, the building, which now houses the Boscolo
Hotel Carlo IV, was built at the end of the 19th century as a bank,
eloquently testified by the inscription still in place over the main
entrance - HYPOTECNI BANCA CESKA - Czech Mortgage Bank, whose
exquisitely neoclassical portal brings to mind both the National Theatre
and the National Museum.
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selection of restaurants and bars.
Former guests already know that Boscolo Hotel
restaurants are the points of reference in their city for their style,
food and innovation.
In step with the new and increasingly
sophisticated dining trends, Boscolo Ristorazione is introducing a new
concept of restaurant with thematic islands and open-view kitchens that
allow guests to view the preparation of the dishes and the chefs as they
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