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In 2025, accommodation facilities in Prague welcomed over ** visitors from Germany, making them the largest group of international guests staying in the city. Tourists from the United States and the United Kingdom followed closely behind. This consistent flow of international visitors reflects Prague’s lasting charm and reputation as a rich cultural and historical destination.

Accommodation landscape in Prague

Prague’s tourism infrastructure has demonstrated notable resilience and gradual growth recently, except in the last two years. In 2024, the city had ***accommodation establishments, a slight decrease from earlier years, yet still representing a solid and well-developed hospitality sector. These establishments offered a total of *hotel rooms, affirming Prague’s substantial capacity to host visitors. Following the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the net occupancy rate of hotel and boarding house beds has made a strong recovery, reaching over ** percent in 2024.

Tourism impact and pricing trends

This stable infrastructure enables Prague to accommodate large volumes of tourists, especially during peak travel periods like December and the summer months of July and August. The economic contribution of tourism is increasingly significant as consumer spending on accommodation services is projected to rise from *** U.S. dollars per capita in 2024 to approximately *** U.S. dollars by 2029. This upward trend underscores the growing importance of tourism to the national economy and reinforces Prague’s central role in driving the sector forward.