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The Hotel

Hotel Imperial is housed in a historic building dating back to 1912, designed in Neo-Renaissance style. The hotel takes pride in its unique location on a hill above the city centre, which can be reached by a cable car. The hotel has won several prestigious awards from Czech Republic’s Leading Spa Resort.

The elegant rooms were built in a neoclassical style and retain their unique atmosphere to this day. Each one is equipped with a telephone, Wi-Fi, minibar and safe. The bathrooms have bathtubs, hairdryers and toiletries.

Local and international gourmet specialities are served in the Prague and Paris restaurants. The experienced kitchen team focuses on sustainability and careful preparation. There are also vegetarian, lactose- and gluten-free alternatives to choose from.

The stylish Café Vienna with a sun terrace offers various tea and coffee specialities, as well as sweet delicacies from the in-house confectionery.

Guests can relax and recharge their batteries in the 1,600-square-meter wellness area with a swimming pool complex and a therapeutic treatment area.

Room Details

Room Name

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 3 people
• Additional person policy:
  • 0-3 years included - free of charge, without the right to a fixed bed, the hotel will prepare a cot upon agreement
  • 4-14 years included: 66 EUR/night including extra bed, half board, and access to the swimming pool, sauna, Whirlpool, and sports center
  • 15 years or older: 90 EUR/night including extra bed, half board, access to the swimming pool, sauna, Whirlpool, and sports center, treatments (once per stay): oxygen therapy, mineral bath with herbs, aromatherapeutic partial massage.

Groupon's Guide to Carlsbad

Also known as Karlovy Vary, Carlsbad is a spa town with a centuries-old tradition of balneology in western Bohemia, Czech Republic.

Local attractions include the Hot Spring Colonnade, which surrounds the thermal spring and is available for underground tours, the Jan Becher Museum, which showcases the history of the herbal liquor Becherovka, the Diana Lookout Tower, which boasts a 25-metre observation deck reachable by funicular, the Baroque Church of Mary Magdalene, and The Moser Museum, famous for the collection of glassworks. In addition to the historical and cultural landmarks on the local esplanades, travellers may explore the verdant surroundings of the town, rich in forest walkways, trails and paths marked for walking and biking.