Prague to welcome IHG’s InterContinental brand in historic old town

IHG Hotels & Resorts (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, announces the signing of InterContinental Prague - marking the world’s first and largest luxury hotel brand’s eagerly anticipated return to the Czech capital city.

Project Overview
- Hotel Name: InterContinental Prague
- Opening Timeline: First half of 2029
- Location: Historic building at Jeruzalemska 8, Prague 1, in the Old Town.
- Property Size: 137-key luxury hotel

Heritage & Renovation
- The building dates back to 1839, with past uses including a dance hall, theatre, and office space.
- Renovation overseen by Generali Real Estate, which manages prime 4- and 5-star hospitality assets across Europe.
- Aim: Restore and reimagine the property into a landmark of luxury hospitality

Guest Experience
- Luxury Spa & Wellness: Includes pool and relaxation areas.
- Dining & Social Spaces: Bar, restaurant, and the signature Club InterContinental lounge.
- Private Garden: A tranquil retreat for guests and locals.
- Business Facilities: Conference spaces and proximity to corporate offices in the city centre

Location Advantage
- Close to Prague’s main Railway Station with excellent road and public transport links.
- Walking distance to iconic attractions:
- Charles Bridge
- Old Town Square
- Prague Astronomical Clock

Strategic Importance
- Marks the return of InterContinental to the Czech Republic.
- Strengthens IHG’s luxury and lifestyle portfolio in Central & Eastern Europe.
- Complements existing IHG properties in Prague:
- Holiday Inn Prague Congress Centre
- Holiday Inn Prague Airport

Leadership Statements
- Willemijn Geels (VP Development, Europe, IHG): Called it a landmark signing, reinforcing IHG’s regional strategy.
- Ramon Spoladore (Head of CEE & Nordics, Generali Real Estate): Highlighted Prague’s status as a top tourist destination and the project’s role in revitalizing a historic asset

In short: By 2029, Prague’s Old Town will host a revitalized InterContinental hotel, blending heritage architecture with modern luxury, positioning the city as a stronger hub for high-end tourism and business travel.