Clarion Congress Hotel Prague takes congresses, association conventions, product launches, trainings and corporate meetings for up to 2,500 people across 29 conference rooms. The largest combination, Meridian with Zenit and Nadir, seats 1,500 in 1,170 m², and a 1,300 m² foyer carries the exhibition. The hotel stands at Freyova 33 in Prague 9, Vysočany, and has 559 bedrooms, so a large delegation can meet, eat and sleep in one building.
Seminars and company events
The venue is built for multi-day programs. A plenary can run in Meridian while breakouts use the mid-size halls, from Tycho and Kepler to the Aquarius, Taurus, Leo and Virgo rooms, and committees meet in Quadrant or the small lounges. The Foyer, at 1,300 m², is set aside for exhibitions, sponsor stands and accompanying programs. The hotel offers conference organization services and full catering, with help on preparation and service. For a smaller company meeting, Stella, Zodiac and the Veduta Lounge take between 60 and 120 people.
Rooms and capacities
Meridian is the main hall: 595 m², an 8 m ceiling and room for 770 people. Zenit (297 m²) and Nadir (273 m²) each take 340, or 670 together. All three combined give 1,170 m² for 1,500. Tycho (132 m²) takes 140 and Kepler (154 m²) 130, or 300 together. Aquarius and Taurus take 105 each, 170 combined, and so do Leo and Virgo. Zodiac takes 119, Stella 88, the Veduta Lounge 60 and Quadrant 50. Six small lounges of 17 to 23 m² serve as offices or meeting rooms, and a conference suite completes the offer.
Accommodation
The 559 bedrooms make this one of the largest hotels in the Czech Republic, with executive rooms and suites that have access to the Club Lounge. A congress can lodge most of its delegates on site, which simplifies registration, transfers and evening programs.
Catering
Catering is handled by the hotel, from coffee breaks to seated dinners for large groups. The hotel has two restaurants, including Pizza & Café, plus a lobby bar.
History and setting
The hotel presents itself as one of the largest and most modern congress hotels in the country. It belongs to CPI Hotels and takes part in the group's Join Pure Stay program, which tracks energy, water and waste. Vysočany is a business district in the northeast of Prague, with office buildings and the O2 Arena nearby.
Getting there
The Vysočanská metro station on line B is a few minutes on foot, and the line reaches the center of Prague in about 15 minutes. Václav Havel Airport Prague is about 30 minutes by car, and Praha hlavní nádraží, the main station, is a short metro ride away.
