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Bristol Group - Aristocrat of the Czech spas

21.10.2011

Included in the category: Introducing | author: J. Faktorová

The Bristol Group comprises hotel facilities belonging amongst the most famous and frequented in the spa town of Karlovy Vary. It consists of two basic resorts differentiated by their locations. Visitors can feel and see the long tradition and colourful history of our spa resort with every step they make, because history speaks through the walls of the Bristol group buildings. Our goal is to combine the magic and nostalgia of the old good times with new trends and modern approaches.

Bristol Royal

Bristol, Bristol Palace, Tereza, Livia, Royal Villa and Georgy House - each of the establishments in this group guarantees its guests a pleasing environment, luxurious modern accommodation and high quality of medical care with many years of tradition. A convenient location on the Chateau foothill and the views from their windows give this "Carlsbad roof" a unique attractiveness. Come and see for yourself! Stay in one of our hotels, where not only will welcoming and highly qualified staff be at your service, but also the latest professional medical care.

Bristol Riverside

Another part of Bristol Group is represented by hotels in the very heart of the town. The Kolonáda and Pavlov hotels are typical for night life, the flowing river, clatter of horse hooves and walks around picturesque colonnades. The guests find themselves in the middle of spa events here.

The Kolonáda Hotel, merged from five original spa houses, offers its visitors a unique view, comfortably furnished rooms and in-house balneotherapy.

The Pavlov Hotel, located on the right bank of the Ohře River, is one of the smaller but more luxurious facilities. An in-house physician and balneotherapy are a matter of course, and guests may enjoy the view of the beautiful park from the luxurious garden. Sitting down and relaxing, they will surely enjoy the cool shade of the trees and the fresh breeze from the river.