Prague Ruzyn Airport (PRG): Approximate driving time is 25 minutes and distance is 6 miles (10 kilometers).

The airport bus, which links the airport to the metro system at Dejvická, minibuses and taxis are available for transfer from the airport to the center of Prague.

The metro connects the hotel with the rest of central Prague within 10 minutes. The metro station closest to the hotel is Muzeum. There is also a choice of trams. The hotel can order taxis on request.

Breakfast room - Curved-wood and wicker armchairs sit at tables clad in yellow linen in the Fenix's mirrored breakfast room. The breakfast room is open extended hours to let guests take advantage of the huge complimentary buffet, which includes champagne.

Lobby bar & bistro - Wicker armchairs and sofas strewn with bright Indian cushions surround marble tables in this cheerful, modern bistro area. Persian rugs soften the white marble floor. Light meals are served through the afternoon and evening and the curved pinewood bar, accented with red, has a full range of drinks.

Amenity highlights: The Fenix's business lounge is open to all guests. Wood paneled, the room is furnished with angular leather lounges and its wood floor is covered with Persian rugs. An Illy espresso machine and free high-speed Internet make this a popular spot for small meetings. Free high-speed access is also available in the hotel's 'Internet corner'.

Insider tip: The Fenix is a two-minute walk from Wenceslas Square's famous equestrian statue of Saint Wenceslas, but few people know that just off nearby Vodi kova Street, the Lucerna Arcade (designed by the father of former president Václav Havel) is home to a satirical version of the statue, installed by enfant terrible sculptor David erny.

The Fenix's wellness area is lined with pale pine highlighted with aquamarine glass bricks. It includes a Finnish sauna and a gym with weight and fitness machines.