Hotel Hoffmeister

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1The 17th century centre of Prague with its swirl of Baroque and Romanesque architecture has been declared a UNESCO heritage site. Within this mile-square civic treasure resides Hotel Hoffmeister, inspired by Adolf Hoffmeister (1902-1973), writer, artist, bon vivant, and created by his son Martin. Set at the foot of the Old Castle, close to the city’s many historical landmarks, this family-owned and operated hotel features an art gallery of Adolf Hoffmeister’s paintings and a remarkable collection of caricatures depicting the creme de la creme of the world’s artistic community. The artist’s portfolio includes many of his famous friends - Franz Kafka, Milan Kundera, Salvador Dali, Picasso and Andy Warhol, to name a few.

Hotel Hoffmeister - Prague 1 - Rooms: Surround yourself with unsuppressed quality and gracious service in our 24 executive rooms, 11 suites, 3 honeymoon suites and 3 superior rooms.

Hotel Hoffmeister - Prague 1 - Honeymoons & Weddings: Hotel Hoffmeister features an inspiring selection of romantic rooms/suites and services ensured to surprise and delight honeymoon couples. Around-the-clock room service, fine and casual dining, garden terrace, lounge and Cave Spa, all promise to entertain and relax.

Hotel Hoffmeister- Prague 1 - Wellness Center & Spa: The Lily Wellness Center & Spa features lavish facilities, complete with Elizabeth Arden beauty center.

Hotel Hoffmeister- Prague 1  and Golf: Czech golf grew from three roots. The first is tied in with the family of Baron František Ringhoffer. The second root, to a certain degree connected to the first, was the activities of the later founders of the first Czech golf club in Prague. Here again the missionary activities of the British ambassador Sir G.R. Clerk had a significant role to play. He, along with Jaroslav Jahn and the previously mentioned F. Ringhoffer, were the main characters taking part in the birth of Golf Club Praha. The third root was the golfing activities of a small group of new lawyers and their friends, which began in 1923. That was the year that Adolf Hoffmeister, Jaroslav Hilbert and Jaroslav O. Franta brought over a set of old golf clubs and, together with the Sedlák brothers and Jiří Chvojka, started to try out golf on the meadows near Stránčice. These activities led to the birth of the second Czech golf club, that being Golf klub Líšnice.