Mamaison Suite Hotel Pachtuv Palace

Mamaison Suite Hotel Pachtuv Palace Review

Made from four structures—a baroque palace, two medieval houses, and a neoclassical building from 1836—the Pachtuv Palace can't really be matched for authenticity. The 50-room, all-suite hotel sits next to the river, just a (very old) stone's throw from the Charles Bridge near Karlové Lazne, right at the edge of the Old Town fray. That hum of humanity can seep into the rooms, thanks to the tram and foot traffic along the quay. Still, with springy two-poster beds, views of Prague Castle, Malá Strana, and the river, decadent chandeliers, and hardwood floors, the rooms are spacious and opulent. Mozart, though, may not have agreed: legend has it that he was locked inside a room until he wrote six sonatas for the owner.