You don’t ask for much over the holidays.
Just a snow-covered castle, a night at the opera, good beer, “real” absinthe and, if possible, a room with a view.
Seeing how you’ve been especially good this year, ascend to the One Room Hotel at Tower Park Praha, a brand-new super-suite perched upon Prague’s 700-foot Žižkov TV tower, taking reservations now.
Okay, so, Prague—there’s the Charles Bridge, the clock tower, the world’s largest castle and... all that other stuff we mentioned earlier. Pretty much a real-life snow globe wonderland—except for that giant, Star Trek–looking observation tower. Focus your sights on that right now.
Specifically, 216 feet up that tower. There’s your hotel room. Hint: it’s the one between the sculptures of babies crawling up the side (hey, it’s art). It’s also the only room. Have a look around: you’ve got a Bose sound system, a horsehair-stuffed bed worth more than a new Mercedes and a bathtub placed strategically in front of your panoramic window. (Also: some really nice drapes.)
All in all: pretty decent option for some holiday slumber-party action. When you’re hungry, head one floor down: there’s a restaurant helmed by the Czech Republic’s only Michelin-starred chef. And when you’re ready to join the rest of the world, just take the elevator down and walk outside.
Hey, you can see your room from there.
Just a snow-covered castle, a night at the opera, good beer, “real” absinthe and, if possible, a room with a view.
Seeing how you’ve been especially good this year, ascend to the One Room Hotel at Tower Park Praha, a brand-new super-suite perched upon Prague’s 700-foot Žižkov TV tower, taking reservations now.
Okay, so, Prague—there’s the Charles Bridge, the clock tower, the world’s largest castle and... all that other stuff we mentioned earlier. Pretty much a real-life snow globe wonderland—except for that giant, Star Trek–looking observation tower. Focus your sights on that right now.
Specifically, 216 feet up that tower. There’s your hotel room. Hint: it’s the one between the sculptures of babies crawling up the side (hey, it’s art). It’s also the only room. Have a look around: you’ve got a Bose sound system, a horsehair-stuffed bed worth more than a new Mercedes and a bathtub placed strategically in front of your panoramic window. (Also: some really nice drapes.)
All in all: pretty decent option for some holiday slumber-party action. When you’re hungry, head one floor down: there’s a restaurant helmed by the Czech Republic’s only Michelin-starred chef. And when you’re ready to join the rest of the world, just take the elevator down and walk outside.
Hey, you can see your room from there.
