7 Best Airbnbs in Prague, From Bohemian Retreats to Modern Dwellings (2026)

These elegant stays juxtapose historic bones with a host of contemporary featuresPhoto: Arctex PhotographyOne of the most well-preserved city centers in Europe, Prague feels like taking a trip through time thanks to an abundance of centuries-old architectural landmarks and a pervasive bohemian energy that radiates through the cobblestone streets. A fascinating tour de force of many design styles, the city offers an intriguing blend of Gothic castles, medieval towers, Baroque churches, cubist façades, and Art Nouveau apartment buildings, all of which remain a part of Prague’s modern blueprint. Accordingly, many of Prague’s most memorable Airbnbs are located in historic buildings that serve as reminders of the city’s layered past, pairing original architectural details with thoughtfully modernized interiors. From converted artist’s studios to homes with sweeping rooftop terraces to recently renovated gems, these are the best Airbnbs in Prague to book for your next visit.Chic Apartment in VinohradyPerks: Elevator, library, portable fans, washing machine, centrally locatedThis one-bedroom apartment lets you experience the city like a local thanks to its centralized location in the city’s trendy Vinohrady neighborhood and its cozy yet curated interiors. While custom living room shelving houses an impressive book collection, the kitchen is stocked with all the essentials needed to prepare meals of any scale. Vaulted ceilings, oversized windows, light-hued walls, and bright parquet floors welcome you with an overall sense of airiness, and an eclectic assortment of pendant lights add a rich, bohemian feel to the space. And befitting of the cool, well-traveled host we imagine lives here, the apartment is surrounded by some of the city’s most well-known cafes and restaurants. From $513 for three nights, with a three-night minimum stay.Newly Renovated Apartment in Charles BridgePerks: Air conditioning, washer and dryer, luggage drop-off, extra beddingOnce an artist’s studio, this space retains the atmosphere of a hip loft with exposed pipes, a wide open-floor plan, and minimalist decor. Technically a studio with a partition rather than a wall separating the sleeping quarters from the rest of the home, the apartment is surprisingly spacious. A recent renovation preserved the original bones of the space, creating a modern sanctuary that overlooks a lush garden just outside the apartment’s windows. The exterior greenery adds to the apartment’s overall sense of tranquility—a place of peace and quiet amidst the bustle of the center of the city. From $248 for two nights, with a two-night minimum stayLuxury Apartment on the Vltava RiverPerks: Skyline views, elevator, private balcony, luggage storageLocated in one of Prague’s historic Secessionist buildings from the early 20th century, this apartment blends old-world charm with all the conveniences of a modern stay. Contemporary furniture, including king beds in each of the three bedrooms, harmonize interestingly with original architectural details, which include ornate plasterwork ceilings, crown moldings, and elegant paned doors that lead out onto two balconies. Situated on the Vltava River, this apartment is within walking distance from the city’s historic center, and with its ample bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, is an ideal base for traveling groups of friends. From $312 per night.Art Nouveau Home Near Old Town SquarePerks: Skyline views, indoor fireplace, washer and dryer, luggage dropoffThoughtfully renovated, this apartment in one of the city’s historic buildings celebrates its Art Nouveau heritage with high ceilings, ornate stucco moldings, wide bay windows, and built-in cabinetry. While the renovation work celebrates the home’s early 20th-century architectural features, a number of contemporary amenities bring the interiors into the 21st century. Throughout the floor plan, impressive fixtures like high-end kitchen appliances, blonde wood parquet floors, tucked away smart TVs, and a spa-like bathroom with a large shower with a rain-water showerhead and underfloor heating set the scene for a high-end stay. From $795 for three nights, with a three-night minimum stay.Spacious Apartment on Pařížská StreetPerks: Elevator, washer and dryer, fireplace, private balcony, housekeeping availableLocated on one of Prague’s most-desirable neighborhoods, Pařížská Street, this two-bedroom apartment offers plenty of room to unwind. Each bedroom features a queen bed and en suite bathroom, and one leads out to a private balcony with sweeping city views. The living room is designed for moments of relaxation after long days spent roaming the city, with a couch big enough to fit the whole family, a dining table for six, a bookshelf filled with reading material, a flat-screen television, and a fireplace. A recent renovation added a sense of modern brightness to the home and guests will appreciate the newly finished parquet floors, high ceilings, and large windows, as well as the building’s elevator. From $488 for two nights, with a two-night minimum stay.Henry’s TowerPerks: Fully staffed, smart lock, elevator, private rooftop terrace, on-site parkingIt’s easy to imagine spending long evenings admiring Prague’s skyline from the intimate rooftop terrace that’s a prominent feature of this apartment. Inside, this studio has all the comforts of a well-appointed home, including a fully equipped kitchen, a newly renovated bathroom, and a design palette that blends midcentury sophistication and bohemian whimsy. There’s also the added perk of being managed by a company, which means there’s 24-hour support on hand as needed. Here you’re just a short walk from the old city, on Prague’s fashionable Jindřišská Street and the bustling Wenceslas Square, where the National museum and lots of nightlife reside.From $554 for two nights, with a two-night minimum stay.Old Town Square in Prague Photo: Getty/Alexandr SpatariFour-Bedroom Apartment in Old TownPerks: Elevator, smart lock, private terrace, pool table, security systemEquipped with four bedrooms, this apartment in the center of Prague’s old town is spacious enough to support large groups (up to 12 people to be exact). Large windows, high ceilings, green-hued walls, accents of botanical wallpaper, and several well-placed house plants lend the space a natural, airy feel. A private terrace, pool table, contemporary kitchen, and a large living/dining space are just a few of the apartment’s draws that make it a place to check in and stay a while. While in the center of the city, the building itself is quiet thanks to a peaceful inner courtyard. From $907 for two nights, with a two-night minimum stay.Madeline Weinfield writes about travel, culture, and the times we live in now. Her work has taken her to all seven continents and has seen her through a legion of adventures, from kayaking in the Antarctic Ocean and mushing above the Arctic Circle, to learning to waltz in Vienna and ... Read MoreRead More17 Luxury Long-Term Airbnb Rentals for Living Large Around the GlobeFrom Morocco to Mexico, these extended stays encourage doing the absolute mostBy Audrey Lee and Bailey Berg5 Decked-Out Amsterdam Houseboats You Can Rent on AirbnbThese floating accommodations are more hip than everBy Dan Q. 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