Grand Hotel Bohemia in Prague hosts gala dinners, conferences, product launches, fashion shows and weddings for up to 120 guests in its Boccaccio Ballroom, and small meetings for up to 15 people in the Bohemia Lounge. The hotel stands on Králodvorská street in Prague 1, at the edge of the Old Town, and has 79 guest rooms above its event floor.
Seminars and company events
The Boccaccio Ballroom takes up the lower level of the hotel and works as a self-contained venue. It has its own entrance and its own bar, so a company group can arrive, register and spend the evening without crossing the hotel lobby. The hotel lists conferences, gala evenings and fashion shows among the formats it runs there, with several set-ups available depending on the program.
For a smaller format, the Bohemia Lounge seats up to 15 people. It is part of the hotel restaurant, has daylight and a built-in screen, and can be closed off for a private board meeting or opened onto the restaurant when the group grows. It suits a management meeting followed by lunch, or a client presentation for a handful of guests.
The hotel also publishes ready-made gala dinner programs for the ballroom, which helps an agency that needs a complete evening format at short notice.
Weddings and receptions
The Boccaccio Ballroom takes weddings of up to 120 guests, with a full menu and drinks service from the hotel kitchen. The hotel publishes a dedicated wedding offer each year. Guests can stay in the rooms upstairs, which keeps the evening simple for families traveling from abroad, and the separate entrance gives the party full privacy from other hotel guests.
Rooms and capacities
The Boccaccio Ballroom takes up to 120 guests. It has a neo-baroque interior, a private bar, a separate entrance and complete privacy, and the layout is set for each event. The Bohemia Lounge takes up to 15 guests, with daylight and a built-in screen, and it can be closed off or joined to the restaurant. The hotel does not publish capacities by layout, so the events team confirms the final figure for theatre, banquet or cocktail formats.
Accommodation
The hotel has 79 rooms in four categories, enough to house a seminar group or a wedding party under one roof. Delegates attending an event in the ballroom can go from breakfast to the first session without leaving the building, and late gala guests have only an elevator ride to their room.
Catering
Food and drink come from the hotel. Steiner's Restaurant serves a menu inspired by the First Czechoslovak Republic, the interwar years of the 1920s and 1930s, and the hotel runs Steiner's Bar alongside the Boccaccio Bar downstairs. A Sunday brunch is served in the restaurant. Event menus and refreshment packages are prepared in house for both the ballroom and the lounge.
History and setting
The hotel presents itself as a historic address, and the Boccaccio Ballroom keeps its neo-baroque decoration, which sets it apart from a standard hotel function room. Králodvorská is a short street beside the Municipal House, so guests are within walking distance of the Powder Tower, Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square for an afternoon program before dinner.
Getting there
The address is Králodvorská 4, 110 00 Prague 1. Náměstí Republiky metro station on line B is a few minutes away on foot, and Praha hlavní nádraží, the main railway station, is a short taxi ride. Václav Havel Airport Prague is about 30 to 40 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
