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Location:
Hotel Ambassador - Zlata Husa is located on the famous Wenceslas Square a historical and cultural center founded by the famous king Charles IV that plays a major role in modern Prague society. Wenceslas Square today is the center of the city, and it is a marvelous combination of old architecture, modern buildings and business centers. In the area around the Hotel Ambassador - Zlata Husa there are several department stores, luxury shops and theatres, and a large number of private restaurants, cafes and clubs.

Rooms facilities:
Hotel Ambassador – Zlatá husa has 162 luxurious rooms (33 suites) are all air-conditioned and have a private bathroom with a jacuzzi bath and a shower. The catering facilities include a lobby bar, summer terrace, and two restaurants serving an exquisite choice of international cuisine and traditional local dishes. For entertainment at the hotel there is the non-stop open VIP Club Casino and the Goldfingers nightclub. The hotel also provides a limousine service, secretary service, laundry, dry cleaning, 24-hour room service, boutique, haidresser's and foreign exchange. Tastefully furnished comfortable rooms are all airconditioned, and have private marble bathrooms with jacuzzi bath and shower. All rooms are equipped with minibar, SAT TV, direct dial phone allowing conference calls with up to six persons, fax, internet access, safety deposit box and hairdryer.

Hotel facilities:
Concierge, garage, parking, hairdresser's, beauty salon, laundry service, dry cleaning, secretarial service, exchange office, limousine service, sightseeing tours, conference center

Hotel history:
Hotel was built in 1920 in the Art Nouveau style. Its name Ambassador - Zlata Husa suggests, the hotel consists of two parts - the history of the first is quite straightforward in comparison to the history of the second, which is a bit funny. The owner of the hotel was a rich widow, who had a young yet extremely unattractive and silly daughter. The daughter was already of marrying age, but despite her assets she remained single. She never married and for that she was known in Prague by the nickname ""Golden Goose"" (Zlata Husa).
So far just a brief excursion into the old history. In 1964 both hotels were joined together and their modern history begins from that time. All 162 rooms as well as the restaurants and conference rooms came in 2000 through massive reconstruction. However, the hotel lost none of its distinction and historical significance after these extensive innovations. At present the hotel is fully equipped to suit all clients, whether business or tourist.