Alcron Hotel Prague, hotel in Prague
Alcron Hotel Prague is a hotel in central Prague featuring Art Deco design and historic architecture. The building contains spacious rooms with high ceilings, Italian marble floors, and chandeliers, alongside modern amenities such as air conditioning and WiFi, complemented by a restaurant called La Rotonde and a bar hosting live jazz performances.
The hotel was built in 1932 by Alois Krofta and welcomed famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill during its early years. Throughout the 20th century, it experienced occupation, state control, and after 1990, a lengthy legal battle by the family for its recovery and reopening.
The hotel's name reflects its creator Alois Krofta, the architect and investor who built it in the 1930s. Visitors can observe the Art Deco details and furnishings that remain unchanged, showing how this design movement shaped the place's character and continues to define its identity.
The hotel is located on Stepanska Street near Wenceslas Square and is within walking distance of Old Town Square and Charles Bridge. Visitors can access a fitness center, sauna, and multiple meeting rooms, along with convenient public transport connections nearby.
The hotel's bar features jazz music from the 1930s, the era of its opening, keeping the historical spirit of the place alive. This musical selection helps preserve the atmosphere of the time when the hotel was founded.
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