Four Seasons Hotel Prague Unveils New Guestroom Designs

Four Seasons Hotel Prague, an assembly of three historic buildings and one new building on the banks of the Vltava River in the Old City, is continuing to evolve the guest experience through design with the newly decorated rooms by French designer Pierre-Yves Rochon in its Neo-Classical building.

Neo-Classical Building Rooms
The new décor of the rooms located in the Neo-Classical building, which dates back to 1827, represents the architectural style and the history of the building. The color scheme and style is different from those in the Hotel's Modern, Baroque, and Renaissance structures. Dominating shades are beige and gold, with dark brown furnishings. A seating area was added near the windows, and a Czech crystal chandelier and white and gold wallpapering are also part of the guestroom update. 

Six Year Project
“The remodeling project is a testament to our commitment to constantly innovate and most importantly to always enhance the high quality of the guest experience," says Rene Beauchamp, general manager of Four Seasons Hotel Prague, in an announcement. "Our visitors now have a choice of contemporary, Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Classical designs. The response so far has been very positive, especially from our return guests who now have an opportunity to choose a different experience – depending on the purpose of their stay or current preferences."

The recent guestroom renovation is all part of a six-year remodeling project for Four Seasons Hotel Prague. Updates to the lobby and Renaissance, Modern, and Baroque buildings are complete, and remodeling of last few suites in the Modern Building will follow this autumn.