The inner courtyard of the house with open galleries and arches at night

The House

A house with a life of its own.

Historic materials and original proportions, restored for the way people live now.

Malá Strana, Prague

Some buildings are defined by their design. Others are defined by everything that has happened within them.

Our House belongs to the second kind.

Set behind a discreet façade in Malá Strana, the house reveals itself gradually: through its courtyard, open galleries, arches, old timber, preserved painted details and unexpected views over the city.

The restoration does not try to make the building feel new. Instead, it allows different periods to remain visible. Historic materials sit beside contemporary interiors, and many furnishings and details are being made specifically for the spaces they inhabit.

Each floor has its own character. Baur occupies the ground floor, followed by Josselin, Rohan and Rabas above. EMA is set apart within the tower.

Together, they form one house — varied in atmosphere, but connected by the same architecture, calm and sense of place.

Through the house

Five names, one building.

The accommodations follow the physical journey upward, from the courtyard to the tower.

  • BaurGround Floor
  • JosselinFirst Floor
  • RohanSecond Floor
  • RabasThird Floor
  • EMAThe Tower

Details

History, left visible.

Restored dark timber roof beams against white plaster
Roof timbers, cleaned and left exposed
Original painted decoration preserved on a timber plank ceiling
Painted detail preserved on an original plank ceiling

The courtyard

A quiet interior world.

The inner courtyard and its open galleriesThe House
Courtyard staircase at duskThe House
Preserved painted detail on an original plank ceilingThe House

Stay in the house.

Baur, Josselin, Rohan and Rabas across the floors, and EMA within the tower — each booked individually.