Grandhotel Nabokov Spa & Wellness

The Grandhotel Nabokov is located next to the spa park and the Forest Spring (about 50 m), only about 150 m from the spa colonnade and the singing fountain. Named after the significant Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov, the hotel comprises 7 historic buildings (Bristol, Imperial, Poeta, Aglaja, Credo, Davos, Columbus). The indoor pool and wellness centre blend classic Art Nouveau spa architecture with the modern design of the 21st century.

Marienbad, the second-largest spa town in the Czech Republic, is rich in mineral springs. Thanks to the diverse chemical composition of the local healing springs, Marienbad offers treatments for a wide spectrum of ailments. The town itself is home to 40 springs, with an incredible 100 in the surrounding area. The colonnades and pavilions, where the springs emerge, shape the picturesque spa atmosphere.

The hotel restaurant, with its stunning view of the spa park, boasts the latest technology for food preparation, aligning with current gastronomic trends. All meals are served buffet style. Vegetarian, gluten-free, and diet meals are available upon request. Enjoy the Lobby Bar and Café Lolita, featuring homemade cakes.

For pure rest and relaxation, hotel guests can visit two wellness centres – the sauna area (daily 2 p.m.–9 p.m.) with infrared cabin, herbal sauna, and Finnish sauna, and the water world (daily 9 a.m.–9 p.m.) with an indoor pool (daily 9 a.m.–9 p.m., approx. 23x39 ft, approx. 82°F), whirlpool, and steam bath, sure to satisfy even the most discerning guests. The wellness services also include a salt grotto (1 p.m.–8 p.m., for a fee of approx. 190 CZK/hour, approx. €8), solarium, fitness, and beauty salon (luxurious French cosmetics by Phytomer).

The modern therapy clinic, featuring a professional doctor, medical staff, and 24-hour nursing service, is the heart of the Grand Hotel Nabokov. For the therapy treatments, traditional natural remedies such as mineral springs (forest spring for therapeutic baths, inhalations, and drinking therapy), peat, medicinal gases, and healing climate are utilized. All therapy treatments (Mon.-Sat.) are conducted in the hotel's own therapy department in line with the five main needs of the spa guests (therapy, rehabilitation, renewal, rest and relaxation, and pleasure): mineral bath, peat pack, underwater massages, dry carbon dioxide bath, paraffin wraps, relaxation massages, inhalations, electro-, laser-, oxygen-, hydrocolon- and magnet therapy, ultrasound, gas injections (pneumopuncture), colon cleansing, Biolamp, acupuncture. Individual or group physiotherapy. Additional treatments: Hot stone, reflexology, and aromatherapy massages. The clinic is also equipped with one of the most advanced devices for the treatment of the musculoskeletal system, the SIS (Super Inductive System), which is particularly used for pain relief, muscle relaxation, muscle stimulation, and joint mobilization.

Recommended for: Musculoskeletal disorders, kidney and urinary tract, respiratory diseases, as well as digestive tract and metabolism disorders, gynaecological and oncological follow-up treatments. Contraindications include hypertension, ischemic heart disease, ischemic disease of the lower limbs, erectile dysfunction. Certification: State-recognized therapy facility.

The well-maintained parks, stunning architecture, the beauty of the surrounding nature, a rich array of leisure activities, and not least, its famous history – all make Marienbad a popular and frequently visited social hub. Annual highlights not to be missed include the Chopin Festival, Marienbad Autumn, and the Jazz and Film Festival. Explore Becov Castle, Kynzvart, Loket, or Tepla Monastery. The 18-hole Royal Golf Club Marienbad is about 1.9 miles away, offering golf lessons.