Augustine, Prague, Czech Republic

The Augustine opened in May of 2009 in Prague's charming neighborhood of Mala Strana. The 101-room property has been created from a complex of five buildings, most of which are historical monuments. The largest and most important structure is St. Thomas's Monastery, which dates to the 1400s. Key historic features such as cloistered terraces, wooden ceilings, wine vaults and stone arches have been incorporated into the hotel design. Decor is a unique mix of contemporary and traditional that draws upon the wonderful Czech design of the early 20th century, making the Augustine one of few luxury hotels that offers a real sense of place.The hotel features the Augustine Restaurant with a beautiful courtyard setting to be enjoyed when weather permits. Don't miss the cellar St. Thomas Brewery Bar, located in the monastery's original brewery building, complete with 17th century stalactites and stalagmites. The hotel also features a fitness center and extensive spa services.All rooms have been designed to reflect the monastic history and features of the hotel and combine contemporary furniture and design with traditional features. Decorative features are inspired by early 20th century Czech Cubism. Most rooms feature parquet flooring.Premium Deluxe Room: Those rooms are located on the top floor of the hotel and feature approximately 410 square feet of space. Most have sloping ceilings on one side and some of these rooms have original ceiling beams or other unique architectural details.