Huddled in the Malá Strana is an extravagant hotel that hums to the tune of luxury like a symphony. The Aria features just 51 rooms designed by Rocco Magnoli and Lorenzo Carmellini - famed for designing Versace stores. Their eclectic style sees the juxtaposition of grandfather clocks and musical note mosaic tiles. Music is a central theme throughout this hotel. Each guestroom is named after prominent composers - even the iPads have access to a music library catalogue - while the hotel has its own musicologist. Technology is at your fingertips with Apple televisions, work desks and a minibar. Inside the spacious bathroom is a rain shower and a tub along with Molton Brown products.

The huge 90 square-metre Mozart Suite features master and twin bedrooms painted pink and two bathrooms. The living area is filled with art and sculptures and a designer sofa. This room overlooks the garden. Coda, helmed by David Šašek, serves international and local cuisine, and has a grand piano and a rooftop terrace. Family-friendly films are streamed in the hotel’s theatre to entertain children while adults can blissfully drift away in the wellness suite – which offers spa treatments and a steam room.