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Low season | January |
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High season | April |
Average price (weeknight) | €60 |
Average price (weekend night) | €80 |
When to book a holiday rental in Prague
Top tips for finding Prague vacation rental deals
- Visiting Prague for the first time? The Old Town is centrally located in Prague, as well as being the neighbourhood with the highest concentration of historical sights and attractions. From Central Apartments, Prague Old Town you can enjoy a view of the city skyline from a terrace, then take a walk around to admire some of Prague’s finest architecture up close.
- Are you visiting Prague on a budget? You might want to book your Prague Holiday Rental in the New Town, which, despite the name, is more than 700 years old. The New Town may be slightly further from some of the major attractions than the Old Town, but it is located just next door, has more options for budget-friendly accommodation, and boasts some attractions of its own. For example, cheap Prague holiday homes like Podskalska Apartments are only 1 mile from Vysehrad Castle and 1.7 miles from the National Museum of Prague.
- Another affordable neighbourhood to book your Prague house rental in is Žižkov, which is residential and slightly less glamorous than the centre but still abounds with culture like the annual carnival and the Akropolis Theater. Apartment House Zizkov is one the cheapest options for Prague holiday rentals.
- Holešovice and Letná have some of Prague’s best art museums and the city’s largest park, Stromovka. For those who like to avoid other tourists and are comfortable with public transportation, try a Prague holiday rental like Prague Eia Premium.
- Vinohrady, which used to be a big vineyard in the 14th century, has Prague’s second largest park, Havlickovy Sady, with a beautiful Italian Renaissance-inspired villa. Also a few tram stops away from the Old Town, you can stay somewhere like Sazavska Apartment for a bit of peace and quiet.
- Pool, kitchen/kitchenette, parking, air-conditioned, spa, wifi, and terrace/patio are the most popular holiday rental property amenities in Prague
- Holiday rentals in Prague are around 28% cheaper than hotels on average. Search here to compare prices for all accommodation types in Prague.
- The best holiday rental properties in Prague are Old Town Boho Chic Attic (9.8, 41 reviews), Seno6 Apartments (9.5, 1,227), and numa I Flow Rooms & Apartments (9.3, 1,136), based on ratings and reviews from real travellers.
- Prague 17 is the neighbourhood in Prague with the most affordable holiday rental properties (8 properties with an average price of €91 per night). Smarty Choice Flat with Deluxe Kitchen, Ak Apartman Praha 6 and Apartment Jane Prague are the most popular rental properties in Prague 17.
- If you’re looking for a cheap holiday rental in Prague, you should consider visiting during the low season. The cheapest holiday homes in Prague can be found in January and October.
- The cheapest night for renting a holiday home in Prague is Sunday. In contrast, the most expensive is Friday.
- Book your Prague holiday rental at least 90 days before your stay begins to get the best price.
- Holiday rentals are a popular choice for both long and short-term stays. KAYAK users usually book their holiday rental in Prague for 3 days.
FAQs when booking a holiday home in Prague
How much is a holiday rental for a week in Prague?
The average price for a weekly Prague holiday rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is €743.
How much is a holiday rental for a month in Prague?
The average price for a monthly Prague holiday rental found by KAYAK users in the last 2 weeks is €3,184.
What types of holiday rentals are available in Prague?
There are loads of different property types that you can make your holiday home in Prague. You’ll find apartments, cottages, campgrounds, homestays, houses and luxury tents.
What are some of the most-loved holiday rentals available in Prague?
There are many types of properties available for Prague holiday rentals. If you’re looking for something special, holiday rentals most loved by KAYAK users are Royal Road Residence and Residence Seven Angels.
Are there any pet-friendly holiday rentals in Prague?
There are a number of dog and pet-friendly Prague holiday rentals, with around 16% allowing you to bring your pet along with you.
How much is a holiday rental in Prague?
KAYAK users have found holiday rentals in Prague for as cheap as €58 in the last 3 days. The average price is €106.
How much is a holiday rental in Prague for tonight?
In the last 72 hours, users have found Prague holiday rentals for tonight for as low as €86. Search here for similar prices
How much is a holiday rental in Prague for this weekend?
In the last 72 hours, users have found Prague holiday rentals for this weekend for as low as €134 per night. Search here for similar prices
Which are the most popular neighbourhoods to stay in Prague?
Holiday rentals in Prague 1, Prague 2 and Old Town have the most searches on KAYAK. For more information about Prague's different neighbourhoods, check out our Prague's City Guide.
How can I find holiday rentals near me in Prague?
Take a look at our holiday rentals map to find the best holiday rental homes near you.
What is a nice neighbourhood in Prague for those with a family?
While all the areas outside the city centre are quieter and less touristy, Mala Strana is most often dubbed the best neighbourhood for those with a family. It is quieter than the Old Town and New Town, yet remains close enough to walk to the main attractions. Stay in Malostranska Residence and cross the famous Charles Bridge to reach the Old Town.
What is a good holiday rental area for nightlife?
Žižkov is the neighbourhood with the most bars per capita in Europe, making it one of the best locations to stay in Prague for nightlife. Cosy Žižkov Home could be the holiday rental you’re looking for.
Where should I stay if I’m looking to live like a local?
Tucked between the Vltava River and Vítkov Hill, the Karlin district will give you a taste of authentic Prague life. Many locals’ favourite cafes, restaurants and bars can be found in this neighbourhood. Empirent Karlin Apartments is also just 1 mile from the Karlin Music Theatre.
Where is a good place to do some shopping?
The Old Town boasts a selection of designer shops, but Smíchov has Novy Smichov – a vast shopping centre that's about the size of several city blocks. Stay in a holiday rental like Apartments Zborovska to be close to Prague’s largest shopping areas.
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