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Hotel Hoffmeister, Prague

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Hotel Hoffmeister, Prague

The hotel's prime location in the lesser-known Mala Strana district of the Czech capital is only a few minutes' walk from the major historic sites of Prague Castle and the world famous Charles Bridge.

The hotel takes its name from the 20th-century artist Adolf Hoffmeister, who collected original art and sculptures. Many of his pieces are distributed elegantly throughout the property. My suite had a certain wow factor with a beautiful fourposter bed, large bathroom with double Jacuzzi and my own dressing room. It was the ideal haven after a full day of sightseeing.

The hotel's Lily Wellness Spa features an Elizabeth Arden beauty centre, a steam stone bath set in a 15th-century cave, an aromatherapy steam room using hot lava stones and a relaxation room with welcoming open fire.

After some time in the steam bath and aromatherapy room, I was called in for an aromatherapy massage, during which a talented masseur found muscles I never knew I had. I rounded off my treatment by staring into the crackling fire while sipping a cleansing fruit tea and eating grapes.

Very relaxing.

Reviewed by Linda Carruthers

In the Know...

  • On the menu: Various massages including Swedish and aromatherapy.
  • Signature treatment: Aromatherapy massage.
  • Cost: From £50 for 30 minutes.
  • Verdict: 8/10
  • Contact: www.hoffmesiter.cz
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