Central Travel Europe

Central travel Europe and stay in a safe, clean, friendly environment, where your focus can be enjoying and exploring the exciting city of Prague. ARENA HOSTEL will meet your every expectation!

Central travel Europe has to include Prague. ARENA HOSTEL is located less than 15 minutes away from all of Prague's points of interest, with easy access to metro and three trams, plus a night tram.

Lockers are available free of charge for whatever you don’t take with you on a daily basis. That traveling backpack, books, exposed film, souveniers, whatever---it’s safe until you reclaim it at ARENA HOSTEL.

No lockout time, but all entry is by buzzer, direct to our reception desk so you needn’t worry about non-guests wandering the halls. Check your daypack with your camera, wallet, credit cards and other valuables into our storage before turning in at night and sleep easily.

Fresh sheets upon arrival, showers and toilets monitored throughout the day, as well as a staff that cares. ARENA HOSTEL was newly remodeled in 2003 and meets the highest maintenance standards. See photos of our interiors!

Help with itineraries, guides to what shouldn’t be missed in Prague, help with tram and metro tickets, Internet access (for your computer or ours), as well as laundry service. Our downstairs restaurant and pub offers regular evening entertainment. Central travel Europe keeps you up to date with news from the Prague Monitor.

At ARENA HOSTEL our job is to make your life easy, make a reservation, so your traveling is fun.

A few tips on enjoying Prague travel. Prague is best seen at street level, strolling the number one attraction, the Charles Bridge, perhaps winding your way down from the Castle by any of three wonderful routes. We'll be happy to set you right, with a map and some thoughts about how this world famous city is enjoyed.

Few visitors ever walk the crooked little side streets that are the charm of the city and best not be missed. Sleep late or drop back to ARENA HOSTEL for an afternoon nap, so that Prague can be yours at dusk when the crowds are mostly footsore and the city reveals itself, quiet and mysterious. See the obvious, the not-to-be-missed, but be sure to see the offbeat corners of the city.

All kinds of suggestions await your inquiry at the desk. When you’re ‘citied out,’ the funicular up to the top of Petrin provides a spectacular view of the city and river, offering several leisurely ways to amble down. Be sure to stop often for the finest beer the world has ever produced and relax—it’ll all still be there tomorrow. Maybe take a lunch cruise on the river, lie on the grass in Kampa Park and listen to someone nearby play a guitar—there’s sure to be a frisbie game going on—it’s the place young Czechs and young tourists go to relax.