Prague Václav Havel Airport Hotel and Parking Packages

Prague Václav Havel Airport lies 17km north-west of the city centre and is the Czech Republic’s main international gateway. Official parking is available on site, but for longer trips the cost mounts, and driving in from Brno, Plzen, or across Bohemia makes a park and fly hotel near the terminal a practical option. Two 3-star hotels offer mid-range park and fly packages with shuttle services.

How it works

Book your hotel and parking package through Aerfortel. Drive to the hotel the evening before your flight and park in the hotel car park. Check in and rest before your departure. The shuttle takes you to the terminal in the morning. Prague Airport has two main terminals; confirm your departure terminal when checking in. On your return, the shuttle collects you from arrivals.

Hotels with park and fly at Prague Václav Havel Airport

Courtyard Prague Airport

One kilometre from the terminal with a shuttle, the Courtyard Prague Airport is a 3-star mid-range hotel from the Marriott family. Clean, comfortable rooms and efficient service in a property built for transit guests. Prague airport hotels are generally good value by Western European standards, and the Courtyard holds its quality well. A reliable choice for travellers who want Marriott consistency at a sensible price.

NH Prague Airport

At 1.5km from the terminal with a shuttle, the NH Prague Airport is a 3-star mid-range property from the NH Hotels chain. Well-maintained rooms, a restaurant, and a shuttle service that covers the distance reliably. For travellers who want a mid-range alternative to the Courtyard, or whose loyalty programme preferences favour NH, this is an equally solid option at a similar price point.

Comparison

Frequently asked questions

Is Prague Airport parking expensive?

Prague Václav Havel Airport’s official parking is reasonably priced compared to Western European airports, reflecting Czech prices generally. For trips of a week or more, the hotel park and fly package still typically competes well once the room is included. Parking costs have risen in recent years as traffic through the airport has grown.

Can I take public transport from Prague Airport to the city centre?

Prague Airport is served by bus lines to the metro network, with connections into the city taking about 30 to 40 minutes. However, if you are parking a car at the hotel, the shuttle is the practical choice. Public transport is more useful for guests arriving at the hotel from Prague city centre the evening before travel.

Which terminal does my airline use at Prague Airport?

Prague Airport has two terminals: Terminal 1 handles non-Schengen flights (long-haul and some European routes), while Terminal 2 handles Schengen flights. Check your airline’s terminal assignment before travel and confirm with the hotel shuttle driver in the morning.

How far is it to drive from Brno to Prague Airport?

Brno is about 200km from Prague Airport on the D1 motorway, a drive of roughly two hours. For travellers from Moravia flying international routes from Prague, an overnight park and fly stay makes good sense rather than facing a very early morning drive.