Eighteen stylish and cosy apartments with surface area of 45 to 90 sq.m. are located in a beautiful 1903 Art-Nouveau house which has been completely reconstructed with the contemporary Art-Nouveau elements preserved. All apartments are spacious and include a completely furnished bedroom, study and a lounge with a kitchen unit. The Hunger Wall Residence is an ideal place for short- and medium-term stays for clientele looking for quality and comfortable housing in a historic part of Prague.

Hunger Wall is an elegant residence with full service, ready to provide its demanding clientele with all comfort. It boasts its unique location - Plaska street in Lesser Town, a gorgeous tranquil part in the centre of Prague, a few steps from Charles Bridge and Kampa park, on walking distance from the Prague City Center. The residence draws its name from the Hunger Wall, a historical gem located in the back-yard of the house.

City centre
Charles Bridge was built by Bohemian king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV. in 1357 and for four hundred years was the only connection between the two halves of Prague.

Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge was built by Bohemian king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV. in 1357 and for four hundred years was the only connection between the two halves of Prague.

Prague Castle - St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George Convent, Royal Palace, Gardens
After the origin of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918 Prague Castle once again became the centre of the state.