The facades of hotels in Prague are lost amongst the city's hundreds of church spires. The banks of the River Vltava, a favourite which bewitches us with the varied architectural styles that have succeeded each other since the Middle Ages ? gothic, renaissance, baroque, art nouveau ? and the mixture of quality hotels. In the UNESCO listed historical centre, hotels nestle in the narrow streets teaming with flocks of tourists, heading in one direction, towards the astronomical clock in the Old Town Square. Just as the Church of Our Lady of Tyn or Charles Bridge, they share a common gothic style, common in the city during the 14th century. Cradled between the River Vltava and Prague Castle, hotels with a baroque façade enjoy the area of Mala Strana, a district filled with gardens where you can pleasantly wander whilst on a romantic getaway. Boutique hotels rival Prague guesthouses.