Spa Hotel Paderewski

Spa Hotel Paderewski is a Neo-Baroque building in Karlovy Vary with traditional 19th-century architectural elements and decorative details. It contains 124 guest rooms, multiple treatment facilities, and provides direct access to the mineral springs through the nearby colonnade system.

Built in 1868, the structure represents the golden age of European spa tourism when Karlovy Vary became a premier destination for health-focused travelers. The building and its facilities reflect the prosperity that mineral water treatments brought to the town during that era.

The hotel maintains traditional spa practices with mineral water treatments that have been developed over centuries in this resort town. Visitors can experience these therapeutic methods directly in the treatment rooms, which still reflect the international health tourism that drew visitors here.

The spring water access is straightforward because the hotel connects directly to the colonnade system where guests can drink and bathe in the mineral water. Treatments work best over several days, allowing visitors to fully experience the therapeutic effects.

Each guest room has individual water taps connected directly to the natural thermal springs, delivering hot mineral water straight into the rooms. These private spring connections allow visitors to enjoy the cure at any time, even within their own quarters.