During the last few years Prague has become one of the most visited cities in Europe. Despite investment in new hotels and renovating old hotels, during the high season it can be a problem to find suitable accommodation. That said, accommodation is still likely to be by far the largest chunk of your daily expenditure, with most private rooms starting at around 500 CZK per person. Prague's cheaper hotels and pensions are scattered throughout the city, with very few in the older quarters of Hradcany, Mala Strana and Stare Mesto. Hotels Most Czech hotels have been renovated and reopened under private management, with services vastly improved.
All hotels now operate a star system, though it's self-regulatory and therefore none too reliable.
Breakfast is normally included in the price of the room. The best is to stay near the centre close to all the main sights, shops, restaurants and clubs. The standard of hotels can be comparable with the hotels abroad. It depends on the number of stars, of course. You cannot expect a swimming pool in a hotel with two stars.