Augustine Hotel, Prague
Malá Strana; Prague, Czechia
Augustine Hotel, Prague occupies part of the working Augustinian Monastery of St Thomas beneath Prague Castle. Seven historic buildings preserve a tangible connection with the site’s long religious history, while rooms and suites introduce contemporary comfort and touches of 1930s design. Original architectural details, terraces and gardens give the property an individuality that extends well beyond its bedrooms. Augustine Restaurant and the Refectory Bar provide distinctive settings for dining and drinks, with the latter serving the hotel’s signature St Thomas brew. A spa and fitness facilities complete the retreat. The appeal is strongest for travellers who want the accommodation to become part of their understanding of Prague. There is also an important current distinction: Kempinski acquired the hotel in April 2026 and lists it under the Augustine name, with refurbishment and a full Kempinski rebrand planned for late 2026. Guests considering that period should check the work schedule for their dates. The historic setting remains the central reason for its place in this selection.