Alchymist Grand Hotel & Spa is a 5-star luxury boutique hotel in Prague, located in the historic Malá Strana district near Charles Bridge. The hotel offers 46 elegant Baroque-style rooms and suites, a full-service spa and fine dining experiences. The hotel is housed in four former bourgeois houses, the oldest of which, "Dům u Ježíška" (House by the Infant Jesus), has served various purposes and owners over the past five centuries.

In keeping with the historic character of the building, the Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa sensitively incorporates the Alchymist Restaurant, which spoils its guests with modern international and local specialities and an exquisite wine collection, and the Indonesian Alchymist Ecsotica Spa & Health Club, which is located in the building's ancient cellars and offers a perfect hideaway for relaxation.

Step into a world where time stands still. Located within the 16th-century gothic vaults of the Alchymist Grand Hotel and Spa, Ecsotica Spa is a transcendent journey blending historical grandeur with modern wellness. In this intimate Lesser Town oasis, you can experience authentic Balinese massages or find tranquility in our unique relaxation pool and saunas, all elegantly carved into ancient stone. Leave the world behind and rediscover your senses in our unique alchemical retreat.

Experience one of the places from Dan Brown’s new book The Secret of Secrets and enjoy our legendary Breakfast.

Treat yourself to a splendid breakfast served daily from 7:00am to 10:30am

You can sample from a variety of hot and cold dishes, fresh fruits and vegetables, cereals, homemade yoghurts and jams, fruit juices, unlimited Italian Prosecco, freshly baked bread and pastries, assorted sandwiches, coffee or tea selection and many other fine offerings. You can also upgrade it for small fee and relish our a la carte menu of breakfast specialities such as Benedict eggs, omelettes made to order, pancakes with wild fruit, avocado toasts and much more. In the summer, you can also savour your breakfast in our refined inner garden, embellished with flowers and greenery.

The "Lesser Town" of Prague refers to Malá Strana, a historic district nestled at the foot of Prague Castle on the west bank of the Vltava River. Historically, it's known for its picturesque Baroque architecture, grand palaces, churches like the iconic St. Nicholas Church, and beautiful gardens such as the Vrtba Garden. Malá Strana is a distinct area separated from the Old Town by the Vltava River and the historic Charles Bridge.