Heluan House

Heluan House is a cultural monument in Karlovy Vary located at the heart of the spa town with 15 rooms spread across multiple floors. The interior spaces retain period furnishings that give a sense of what staying in a spa hotel of that era felt like.

The building was constructed in 1895 and later officially recognized as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. This recognition honored its architectural and historical value as part of the development of the spa town.

The building reflects the tradition of spa architecture as it developed in Karlovy Vary, with refined rooms that transport visitors into the sophisticated world of 19th-century wellness tourism. The way guests move through the spaces still shows this cultivated approach to relaxation and wellbeing.

The building sits near the main shopping and spa center area with guest rooms and breakfast service, plus parking available in nearby garages. Visitors can reach the location easily on foot and explore the surroundings, as everything is within walking distance in the town center.

The building was long known by its German name Russische Krone and carries the Czech designation Lázeňský dům Heluán. These different names reflect the mixed heritage of the place and the roles that German and Czech cultures played in shaping the spa town.