PRG Airport Transportation to Hotel Augustus Et Otto

Hotel Augustus Et Otto is in Smíchov, with Anděl station about a 6-minute walk away. That station is a useful local reference point when you plan the final part of your journey from the airport. The city-centre connection depends on which airport service you choose and where you transfer.

For ideas on getting around after arrival, getting around Prague from Anděl covers the area’s transport connections.

Public-transport buses leave from stops directly in front of the airport terminals and connect with Prague’s metro network. The airport says you do not need to book these rides in advance, but you must buy a ticket before boarding. Regular Prague public-transport fares apply.

Trolleybus 59 and metro line A

Trolleybus line 59 runs between the airport terminals and Nádraží Veleslavín, where you can transfer to metro line A. DPP gives the journey between the airport and Nádraží Veleslavín as 17 minutes, with service intervals of 3 to 10 minutes.

Bus 100 and metro line B

Bus line 100 connects the airport with Zličín metro station on line B. This is another airport-to-metro option; check the onward metro route for your destination before setting out.

Night buses

DPP names night bus lines 907 and 910 as airport connections, with regular fares. Prague City Tourism says line 910 reaches the city centre without a transfer, runs every 30 minutes and takes 42 minutes from I. P. Pavlova.

For regular metro travel, DPP gives approximate operating hours of 5:00 until midnight. Service patterns and fares can change, so check the official site before you go; use DPP for transit details and the airport’s information for airport services.

Yes. Airport Express is a separate bus service from the regular public-transport lines, with its own ticket. DPP states that a one-way ticket costs CZK 200.

České dráhy says Airport Express operates daily at 30-minute intervals. Toward the airport, its stated operating hours are 5:30 to 22:00; from the airport, they are 5:30 to 20:53. Check the operator’s information when planning around these hours.

Choose based on the connection you need: line 59 links the airport with metro line A, line 100 links it with line B, and Airport Express is a separate service with a separate fare. If you arrive during the night, lines 907 and 910 are airport connections.

A 90-minute public-transport ticket costs CZK 50, and a 30-minute ticket costs CZK 39. The airport says to buy your ticket before boarding. Check current fares and service information with DPP and the airport before travelling.

From the hotel, Anděl station is about a 6-minute walk, making it a handy local point to keep in mind when planning the final leg. A walk through Smíchov near Hotel Augustus Et Otto offers more context on the surrounding area.