JACOB JR, MY JEWISH WORLD. BOAT HOTEL MATYLDA RISTORANTE. PRAHA/CZECH REPUBLIC.

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Friday, 1 Adar II, 5776. March 11, 2016.

Shalom! World.

An attractive position in the historical centre of Praha, not far from the National Theatre anf the original environment, formed by two elegant boats, make the hotel one of the most unique hotels in Europe. The anchorage is on a newly reconstructed Vlatava promenade, which starts at Vysehrad rocks and ends at Sikovske mills (today's Manes gallery) . The hotel is situated very close to the gallery, thus provides  a unique experience when visiting the restaurant or staying in one of the full equipped rooms. 

An original restaurant with an exotic environment offers, thanks to its position and glassed-in interior, an unconventional view of the Praha architecture jewls such as the Sitkovska tower. The Dancing House, Petrin Tower, and above all The Praha castle. The restaurant focuses on italian cuisine with a wide choice of wines from all over the world, which are stored in the nearby wine cellar. During the summer months, a garden is available on the riverbank and ont he terrace of the stern, where you can just melt in with the atmosphere of the river Vltava. 

In total there are 24 diferent rooms, 6 of them (standard double) are located on the original Matylda boat, where the famous restaurant is also situated. The other 18 rooms (single, superior double, executive double, junior suite) are located on the new boat Klotylda, which offers all the atributes of luxurious accomodation, including a roof terrace that enables relation and panoramic view of the old Praha architecture. Every room is unique due to its position and design, but all of the rooms provide a onde-in-a-lifetime experience of a stay on the water level.  More informations: www.botelmatylda.cz 


 













Shalom! Aleichem.

Suporte cultural:  Jacob Jr. B.A.C.E., avec L'Integration d'Association avec Israel et dans le Monde/Cz.


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