This historic building in a quiet corner of Hradčany is intentionally nondescript and understated out front, hinting that peace and privacy are its top priorities. There are eight spacious and stylish rooms, all with polished wood floors, antique-style furniture, large bathrooms, comfy beds and fluffy bathrobes. The location near the castle could not be better.
Domus Henrici
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