Hotel Mandarin Oriental Prague in Prague 

Both our restaurant and bar are visually striking, yet remain completely distinct in their ambience. The intimate Essensia restaurant, crowned by vaulted Renaissance ceilings, offers the best of authentic Asian and modern European cuisine prepared by a multinational kitchen team led by Executive chef Ari Munandar.A low-key urban atmosphere, a modern back-lit bar and Asian accents make the Barego Bar a chic rendezvous, perfect for daytime snacking, stylish evening cocktails, and people watching any time.Last but not least, our beautiful Monastery Lounge, set amidst a breathtaking colonnade, formerly a cloister, offers a perfect setting for enjoying our famous afternoon tea.

The Mandarin Oriental Prague is housed in a tranquil and carefully restored monastery dating back to the 14th century, situated in the Mala Strana quarter below Prague Castle.Surrounded by the quiet cobbled streets of Mala Strana, you can enjoy the historic ambience Prague is famous for to the fullest. After a day exploring the Golden City the hotel's unique spa - the only one in the world located in a former Renaissance chapel - is a great place to unwind.Baroque splendour with vaulted ceilings and antique parquet floorings await you in your room of the Mandarin Oriental Prague. They are small museums of period architecture, where designers have thought of every luxurious detail.The vaulted ceilings of the intimate Essensia restaurant provide a striking contrast to the contemporary creativity of the cuisine. The Barego bar is a great place for a relaxing drink and the Monastery Lounge is a stunning backdrop for your afternoon tea. Finally, the Baroque Grand Ballroom is a splendid venue for special occasions and meetings.