Seminars and company events
Receptions, gala dinners, lectures, product presentations and team gatherings for up to 400 guests can be held at The Mozart, a hotel in the Pachtuv Palace in Prague 1, one minute on foot from Charles Bridge. The hotel can host the whole group in its own spaces and lodge part of it in 69 rooms and suites.
For a corporate program, the hotel combines several spaces. The café has four entrances, two from the hotel and two from the street, and a bar; it works for lectures, mixers and working lunches. The foyer was once the foyer of a nearby theater, and Václav Havel kept an office in this room, which gives a small meeting or a reception a story of its own. The five signature suites, each 80 to 100 m², take private presentations, small meetings and photo or video shoots. The hotel describes these spaces as historic rooms with modern facilities, and floor plans are available for each of them.
Weddings and receptions
The second courtyard is an original Rococo courtyard and the hotel's main setting for gala dinners, weddings and family celebrations. The first courtyard, on the riverside, is a hidden courtyard in the heart of the city; furniture and lighting change with the season, so it can be used in summer and in winter. For weddings, the hotel brings together accommodation, food and wine, entertainment and professional photographers, so a couple can plan the whole weekend with one team.
Rooms and capacities
The hotel states a total capacity of 400 guests. It does not publish figures per space, except the size of the signature suites at 80 to 100 m². Send the format and the number of guests with your request, and the events team will match the spaces and send the floor plans.
Accommodation
The Mozart has 69 rooms and suites in nine categories, among them the five historic signature suites. A group can therefore sleep where it meets, which saves transfers in a city center where coaches move slowly.
Catering
The restaurant prepares menus tailored to each event and serves drinks in the courtyard in the warmer months. The café bar offers cocktails, hot drinks and canapés for receptions and breaks between sessions.
History and setting
The building is a historic palace in the Old Town, close to the Vltava. The current owner acquired it in 2000 and opened it as a hotel in 2004 under the name Pachtuv Palace; it was renamed The Mozart in 2021 to mark its link with music and the arts. The hotel cites Mozart and Casanova among the guests who once came to the palace.
Getting there
The address is Karoliny Světlé 208/34, 110 00 Prague 1. Charles Bridge is one minute away on foot, and the National Theatre is a short walk along the river. Václav Havel Airport Prague lies west of the city, and Praha hlavní nádraží is the main railway station.
