Almanac X Alcron Prague hosts meetings, conferences, weddings and private celebrations for 10 to 200 guests across nine event spaces. The largest is the Crystal Ballroom, under a steel and glass cupola, with a maximum of 200 people. The hotel is a restored Art Deco building at Štěpánská 623/40 in Prague 1, a few steps from Wenceslas Square and the Old Town.
Seminars and company events
The meetings offer is built around the Crystal Ballroom, three boardrooms and five salons. The ballroom is air-conditioned, lit by daylight through its cupola and equipped for conferences, with up to 200 people. The three boardrooms each adjoin the business foyer and take up to 10 people. The salons suit breakout sessions, presentations, board meetings and seminars, with up to 42 people each, and they can be combined for up to 110.
A dedicated conference manager plans the event from start to finish. The meeting rooms sit on one floor and can be privatized. Facilities include fast Wi-Fi, a business center for organizers and attendees, water, coffee and tea in every room, and a foyer in front of the ballroom that serves for coffee breaks, welcome drinks or study sessions. Brasserie 1932 offers private dining for up to 16 people, with an original onyx fireplace.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel hosts weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and other social gatherings. The Crystal Ballroom, with its glass roof, takes up to 200 guests, and the Alcron Restaurant takes up to 150. Wedding food can come from the hotel's restaurant or from catering partners, and the team also prepares drinks for large weddings as well as small or micro weddings. Additional services listed include a photographer, live entertainment, flowers, hair and make-up, and special menus such as kosher or halal.
Rooms and capacities
The hotel states a range of 10 to 200 people across its nine spaces. Crystal Ballroom: 200. Alcron Restaurant: 150 for social events. Salons combined: 110. Single salon: 42. Boardroom: 10. Private dining in Brasserie 1932: 16. The enquiry form offers layouts including cocktail, theatre, classroom, U-shape, boardroom, rounds, banquet and cabaret, so ask for the figure that matches your format.
Accommodation
The hotel has rooms and suites, described as contemporary rooms influenced by the architecture of Prague's Old Town, and suites designed as city retreats. The number of bedrooms is not stated on the pages reviewed, so ask the team for the allocation available for your dates. Group offers on the events page link complimentary room upgrades to the number of paid rooms.
Catering
Meals come from the hotel's own kitchen. Brasserie 1932 is the main restaurant, the Alcron Bar has an Art Deco design, and the Alcron Rooftop and the Elias Coffee Shop complete the food and drink venues. For year-end parties, buffet and drinks packages are offered in the Brasserie, the bar or the Crystal Ballroom.
History and setting
The Alcron name goes back to a historic Prague hotel, and the building dates from 1932. Its restoration kept the original wood paneling, marble details and the historic fireplace in the lobby and restaurant, while the interior was redesigned by the Spanish studio Tres Cinco Uno with the Czech studio Marani. The hotel holds One MICHELIN Key.
Getting there
The hotel is in Nové Město, in the center of Prague, a few steps from Wenceslas Square and the Old Town.
