Hotel KING DAVID Prague is located in Prague city centre, within walking distance of many tourist attractions including Wenceslas Square, Jubilee Synagogue and Old Town Square. The Art Nouveau style hotel building dates back to 1884 and consists of 69 air conditioned rooms, a charming restaurant, a cosy lobby bar and a fully-equipped meeting room. The facade of the building is decorated with beautiful statues and ornaments. * Restaurant Kosher hot and cold buffet breakfast is served daily from 06.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. in the restaurant. Daily meat Kosher dinner, Friday Shabbat kosher dinner or Saturday Shabbat Kosher lunch are also offered for meetings or special events upon request. * Café & Lobby Bar You can enjoy a wide range of exotic cocktails or refreshers and light meals in Hotel KING DAVID Prague’s Café & Lobby Bar. * Meeting Facilities The meeting room has an area of 71 square metres (764 square feet), with a maximum capacity of 50 guests in reception style. The room is modernly equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, flipchart, screen and telephone. Catering services are provided on request. * Extra Amenities Foreign currency exchange, laundry and dry cleaning services, daily housekeeping and an Internet point with Wi-Fi zone are also provided by Golden Tulip Prague Terminus. Pets are not allowed and a secured car park is situated 200 metres from the hotel (Extra charges may apply). Hotel KING DAVID Prague consists of 69 well-equipped guest rooms, decorated in attractive design. All rooms are non-smoking and a barrier-free room is also available. Extra beds and cribs can be provided upon request. Hotel KING DAVID Prague is ideally located in Old Town of Prague, approximately a 10 minute walk from both Wenceslas and Old Town Squares. The hotel is also within close proximity of Prague Main Railway Station (Hlavni Nadrazi), where a tram and a metro station are situated. One of the closest sights is the Jubilee Synagogue (Jubilejni Synagoga), which was built in 1906 and combines two architectural styles: Moorish Revival and Art Nouveau. Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske Namesti) is the commercial centre of New Town and boasts numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The National Museum where 14 million items are exhibited and the Prague State Opera are located here as well. A five minute walk from Hotel KING DAVID Prague is Namesti Republiky (Republic Square) where Powder Tower and Municipal House are located. A pleasant walk along Celetna Street leads you to Old Town Square. The square is surrounded by magnificent monumental structures such as Old Town Hall and Tower, Astronomical Clock, Church of Our Lady in front of Tyn and St. Nicholas Church.