Hotel Casa Marcello

Both Casa Marcello buildings are a historic monument, starting in the second half of the 13th century. The buildings were exposed shortly after the construction of the St. Agnes Czech Monastery and served as a residence for priests and monastery workers.

Its original name Casa Marcello hotel was acquired in the 17th century by one of the Italian nobles who at that time owned the building.

In 1995, the buildings were renovated in today's hotel, which still retains the atmosphere and elegance of a private aristocratic residence.

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The two buildings, with their gardens, are a historical landmark, Originally, as far back as the 13th century, they were part of the Monastery and used as a dormitory for the convent

The 17th century saw a large community of Italians in Prague, and the hotel was named after Marcello's former owner, a member of one of the noble families.

In the spring of 1995, the Rasnovka area was converted into the Hotel Casa Marcello, personifying the atmosphere of a private aristocratic residence.