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Augustine Hotel, Prague
A hotel in a 13th-century Augustinian monastery in Prague's Lesser Town
5.04 reviewsOn requestStarting from
Up to 180Guests120 seated for dinner
101Bedroomson site
11 kmNearest airportin a straight line, Prague Václav Havel
A hotel in a 13th-century monastery in Prague's Lesser Town, with a private connection to the Baroque church of St. Thomas.
Augustine Hotel stands in Prague's Lesser Town, on the 13th-century site of the active Augustinian Monastery of St. Thomas. Prague Castle and Charles Bridge are moments away. The rooms keep the monastery's original frescoes, vaulted ceilings, stone archways and ornamental ironwork, and the building also holds a spa, a restaurant with a courtyard terrace, and the Refectory Bar in the monks' former dining hall.
For a wedding, the hotel has a private connection to the Baroque church of St. Thomas, so a ceremony in the church can be followed by a reception under the same roof without transport. The Monastic Room, a pillarless hall with vaulted ceilings, is the main reception space. The Sundial Garden offers an outdoor courtyard for a civil ceremony or a champagne reception, and the St. Thomas Brewery, a 17th-century cellar with its own entrance, suits an after-party or a smaller dinner. In-house catering, a wedding planner, a DJ and a decorator are listed among the services.
Augustine Hotel, Prague
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At a glance
The Essentials
- Where
- Lesser Town, Prague, Czech Republic
- Capacity
- Up to 180 guests at a reception, 120 seated, in the Monastic Room
- Stay
- 101 rooms, including seven signature suites
- Ceremony
- St. Thomas Church, through the hotel's own entrance
- Price
- On enquiry
- Catering
- In-house catering, with a wedding planner, DJ and decorator available
- Nearest airport
- Václav Havel Airport Prague
A monastery in the Lesser Town
The hotel stands on the 13th-century site of the active Augustinian Monastery of St. Thomas, in Prague's Lesser Town. Its rooms keep original frescoes, vaulted ceilings, stone archways and ornamental ironwork, and guests can join exclusive Thursday tours of the Baroque church and the 13th-century library.
From the church to the reception
Couples can exchange vows in St. Thomas Church, then step through the hotel's private connection to the reception without transport. The Monastic Room, a pillarless hall with vaulted ceilings, takes up to 180 guests, and the Sundial Garden offers an outdoor setting for a civil ceremony or a champagne reception.
The evening continues downstairs
The St. Thomas Brewery occupies the 17th-century cellar of the original monastery brewery, with stalactites on its vaults. It is offered for an after-party or an alternative wedding dinner, served with the hotel's dark lager brewed to a monastic recipe.
St. Thomas Church
A Baroque church reached through the hotel's own private connection, so guests move from ceremony to reception without leaving the property.
Monastic Room
A pillarless hall of 157 square metres under vaulted ceilings, holding up to 180 guests for a reception and 120 at a banquet.
Sundial Garden
A secluded outdoor courtyard for a civil ceremony, a champagne reception or an al fresco dinner.
St. Thomas Brewery
A 17th-century cellar with its own entrance, for an after-party or an intimate dinner for up to 55 guests.
Signature bridal suites
The historic Tower and Fresco suites are offered for wedding preparations and a honeymoon stay.
Refectory Bar
The monastery's former dining hall, with a Baroque ceiling fresco of archangels and the hotel's exclusive St. Thomas beer.
Accommodation
101 rooms and suites
Premium Deluxe Prague Castle View Room
35 m², for up to three guests, with views towards Prague Castle.
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Location
Czech Republic
The hotel stands in Prague's Lesser Town, steps from Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, and is convenient for Prague Central Station and Václav Havel Airport Prague.
Prague Václav Havel (PRG)11 km in a straight line
Augustine Hotel, Prague
Letenská 12/33, 118 00 Prague, Czech Republic
Things to do nearby
- St. Thomas Church
- St. Thomas Church and library tours
- Charles Bridge
- Prague Castle
- Strahov Monastery
- Vrtba Garden
Getting there
- Prague Václav Havel (PRG)
Reviews
What guests say
5.0 4 reviews
Verified wedding
The rooms are beautifully designed
The Augustine in Prague is a refined and elegant hotel that perfectly blends history with luxury. The rooms are beautifully designed, featuring exceptionally comfortable beds and high-quality linens that make for a great night’s sleep. The property itself has a sophisticated charm, with a peaceful ambiance despite being in a central location.
Breakfast is very good, offering a solid variety of options with attentive service. Due to the hotel’s popularity, upgrades can be limited as it’s often fully booked—but even the standard rooms are spacious and well-appointed.
Overall, The Augustine delivers a high-end experience with comfort, style, and consistent service—definitely one of Prague’s finer stays.
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Frequently asked questions
Augustine Hotel, Prague
Where can a ceremony take place at Augustine Hotel?
In the Baroque St. Thomas Church, which the hotel reaches through a private connection, or in the Sundial Garden for an outdoor civil ceremony.
How many guests can the hotel host for a wedding?
The Monastic Room takes up to 180 guests for a reception and 120 for a seated banquet. The St. Thomas Brewery takes 55 for a reception and 38 seated, and the Sundial Garden up to 100 standing or 70 seated.
How many rooms does the hotel have?
101 rooms, including seven signature suites such as the Tower and Fresco suites, which the hotel offers as bridal suites.
Which airport is closest?
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG).
What does the hotel provide for a wedding?
The venues list in-house catering, a wedding planner, a DJ and a decorator, and the Sundial Garden also lists an event photographer.
Where can the evening continue after dinner?
The St. Thomas Brewery, the former cellar of the monastery brewery, is offered for an after-party or an alternative wedding dinner.
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