Самое большое и известное здание – бывший монастырь августинцев с прилегающим к нему пивоваренным заводом в районе Мала Страна с видом на Пражский град, Валдштейнский сад и другие достопримечательности. Отель предлагает 101 просторное и комфортабельное помещение для гостей: номера  и апартаменты, включая президентский и для номер для молодожёнов. Из апартаментов для молодожёнов открывается прекрасный панорамный вид на Прагу.

В цокольном этаже будет находиться фитнес-центр, баня и помещения для общего пользования, размещённые в знаменитом гроте, который в прошлом был частью Валдштейнского сада. В вестибюле будет находиться большой зал с рецепцией, рестораном, чайным салоном, приватной столовой и помещениями для конференций. Из рецепции можно будет пройти в обновлённый монастырский сад, где будут сохранены подлинные зелёные насаждения.

Conveniently located in Prague’s picturesque Malá Strana district, The Augustine, the quintessence of Prague’s history, character and beauty is close to the majestic Prague Castle, the Wallenstein Garden, the famous Charles Bridge and within easy reach of the city’s many colourful tourist attractions, making it an ideal choice for business and leisure travellers. The design of the interiors was accomplished by the London-based design company RDD, together with Olga Polizzi, The Rocco Forte Collection’s Director of Design. The hotel is also in close proximity to Prague’s commercial district and Prague’s Ruzyne International Airport is a 30-minute drive away.

The 101-bedroom property including 16 suites has been created from seven buildings, many of which have historical significance, including the 13th century Augustinian St. Thomas Monastery, after which the hotel is named. Several practicing friars still live in a separate part of the monastery, adjacent to the hotel grounds.
The guests may benefit from the direct access to the neighboring St. Thomas Church and exclusive rental of adjacent gardens for the ultimate summer events and wedding receptions.

The hotel’s elegantly designed bedrooms all boast stunning views over the courtyards, the monastery chapel or Prague Castle. The suites include an impressive 150sqm The Charles Suite and The Tower Suite, located in the monastery’s astronomical tower. All rooms feature a range of decorative accessories inspired by early 20th century Czech cubism, many of which are reproductions from Czech design specialist Modernista, including timber chairs by Pavel Janak and chaise-lounges by Adolf Loos in some of the larger rooms.

The Monastery Restaurant has 90 covers and overlooks a large courtyard with outside seating during the summer months. Guests have the choice of two bars; Tom’s Bar, located in the monastery’s former barrel-vaulted double-height refectory and The Brewery Bar, housed in the cellar, in the former  Monastery brewery building, complete with seventeenth century stalactites and stalagmites. The Brewery Bar has cubist inspired Vlastislav Hofman-designed chairs which are complemented by the angular bar.

For relaxation, the hotel’s spa features four treatment rooms, a hammam offering special heat treatments, sauna, steam room, relaxation area and an 80sqm fully-equipped gym.

Guests are also able to enjoy exclusive tours of the Church’s magnificent private library.