Jalta Boutique Hotel (Prague, Czech Republic)

An upmarket choice overlooking Wenceslas Square, the boutique Jalta lies above a 1950s nuclear fallout shelter. Now home to a Cold War Museum, tours of the shelter are offered daily. Accommodation options include superior and deluxe rooms and suites, with king beds draped in Egyptian cotton, cool air conditioning, and well-stocked minibars coming as standard. Upgraded quarters add plush living areas, complimentary valet parking, and an option to have breakfast served to the room. Guests enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi throughout their stay. The hotel’s conference and event spaces – including a first-floor facility with open-air terraces – cater for events with more than 300 attendees. Dining and drinks come courtesy of Como restaurant & cocktail bar, a renowned eatery that ranks among the most popular in Prague and where signature dishes are a fusion of ideas from three top chefs. Jalta is ideally situated one mile from the Gehry-designed Dancing House and a 15-minute walk from the city’s atmospheric Old Town.