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The largest hotel in the Czech republic in the last eighteen years – the Clarion Congress Hotel Prague was open by CPI Hotels, one of the most important operators of hotel networks in the country. The extensive building can pride itself on being unique in many areas. The new dominant feature of Namesti OSN in Prague 9 includes an urban shopping mall in addition to the congress hotel. The investment and development company Czech Property Investments is the investor of the entire project.
The Clarion Congress Hotel Prague is the very first hotel in the Czech Republic that was conceived as a congress hotel from the very beginning. This function was not only decisive for the architectural layout of the hotel and its super-modern technological facilities, but also for the whole range of services and, last but not least, for the accommodations as well.
“On March 13th we put the largest hotel complex in the modern history of the Czech hotel industry into operation. Moreover, the Clarion Congress Hotel Prague is currently the largest hotel in the world with the international Clarion brand. The hotel has five hundred and fifty-nine rooms and over two and a half thousand congress or conference spaces. There will also be competition in other areas for current congress centres,” the General Director of CPI Hotels, Jan Kratina, stated. The first area is undoubtedly the hotel’s most modern technical and technological equipment, which includes IP telephony, high-speed Internet, a LAN network solution, PAY TV system, Digital Signage, automatic minibars and AV technology, all adapted to the hotel’s individual requirements.
“The 18 variable rooms and halls, which can be completely adapted to the nature and size of the event, are also influenced by the fields of astronomy and astrology. By modifying the conference rooms up to 23 separate rooms can be made with a total capacity of 2,500 delegates. Organisers of larger events can thus use a total of 4,000 m2 of conference space,” the Hotel Director, Roman Vacho, explained. “The largest hall with a capacity of 1,600 people and with the height of the ceilings reaching 8 metres can be made into three smaller halls using scenic elements and a moveable roof girder system,” Vacho added.
The hotel will test these spatial layouts, configured for a television broadcast, during April’s TyTy Award presentations.
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