Apartmany Svaty Vaclav - affordably priced accommodation in Prague, the heart of Europe

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec. 1, 2010 - Apartmany Svaty Vaclav ( Apartments Saint Wenceslas ) are located in Prague 5, in the Kosire neighborhood. Kosire is a very quiet neighborhood, it has maintained an almost village character. It spreads over the Motol stream valley and its slopes. This location’s great advantage is the easy accessibility to the city center, the airport Prague Ruzyne (a 13 minute car ride) as well as the main railway station.


The apartments are suitable for both short and long term accommodation, for tourists as well as families with children, or traveling businessmen thanks to their easy accessability. The apartments are fully furnished and newly equipped, each has a sanitary facility and a kitchen corner with a kitchen unit and a dining table. Extra beds are available - the apartments‘ capacity is 6 persons at the maximum.

One bedroom and two bedroom apartments are on the offer, both with the possibility of extra beds (convertible sofas). The maximum capacity of a one bedroom apartment is 2 persons + 2 extra beds, a two bedroom apartment 4 persons + 2 extra beds.

All the apartments are newly and cozily furnished, have a street view and are fully equipped to make your stay as pleasant as possible. We put emphasis on precise cleanliness and satisfaction of our guests.


Prices start from 17 EUR/ person/ night.
Children up to the age of 5 are free of charge. Children 5-12 years or extra bed - 8 to 12 EUR.
Baby cots, play yards and high chairs are available free of charge. free WiFi internet access.
Parking is possible in front of the house.


We will be happy to give our guests tips on getting around Prague and the country, help you with buying tickets for cultural events, or with other matters and recommend a quality and proven tour guide in Czech, English and French for a city tour, arrange sightseeing tours and eventually transfer from/to the Airport Prague Ruzyně or other places. Having your children watched can also be arranged. You will receive a touristic map of the city center and a public transportation information brochure for free at your arrival.



Why Saint Wenceslas?

Saint Wenceslas (aprox. 907 – 28th September 935) was a Czech prince and a saint and is considered the main patron of the Czech lands.

There is a sandstone statue of Saint Wenceslas from 1905 on a pedestal with coats of arms at the beginning of the alley leading to the house (across the street from the renovated Kavalirka estate). The statue has a sign that reads "Saint Wenceslas, do not let us nor the yet unborn perish".

According to the locals, there is an old fresco painting of Saint Wenceslas hidden under the plastering of the house. It will hopefully re-appear again in a few months after the well deserved renovation.

Visit http://www.apartmanysvatyvaclav.cz/ for more detailes.

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Saint Wenceslas Apartments offer affordably priced accommodation in a very quiet location, yet easily accessible from the center of Prague as well as from the Prague Airport. The apartments are fully furnished and newly equipped. Prices from 17EUR p/p/n.

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