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To get to bus 510 mentioned by JoErNanO
above, you can ride the highly developed night tram network. Use the Jizdnirady website to find full directions from your hotel:
While in previous years it was sometimes necessary to preorder a cab by phone, you can now use one of the taxi apps to get a fair price without prebooking:
You get a 300 CZK bonus as a first-time Liftago customer and a 200 CZK bonus for Uber.
NB: I am not affiliated with any taxi companies, all of the above is written from my personal experience
The public transportation web page of Vaclav Havel Airport mentions various forms of transportation, some of which seem to operate only during day-time. However, according to the DPP web page, bus 510 operates at night-time from 00:15 to 05:00:
Na Beránku – I. P. Pavlova – Letiště (Prague Airport), bus 510
- interval: 30 minutes
- travel time: from I. P. Pavlova 45 minutes, total travel time 73 minutes
- fare: per PIT tariff,
- ticket on the 75 minute: 32 CZK
- all-day tiket (24 hours): 110 CZK
- three-day ticket (72 hours): 310 CZK
Since the bus runs every 30 minutes, and the average journey time is 45 minutes, you could catch the 03:00 bus, at the latest, to arrive at 04:00 to the airport. This of course depends on where your actually start your journey.
You could also book a taxi in advance. Once again, the Vaclav Havel web page on the matter comes in handy. Having done this in July 2015 I ended up spending 300CZK
(including tip) from Wenceslas Square to the airport at 04:00. My cab was prebooked and not hailed from the street. These prices are likely to become outdated very soon however so I suggest you call the cab company and ask for a quote.
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