Chebský dvůr, Cultural monument and guesthouse in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Chebský dvůr is a residential house located directly across from the Vřídlo thermal spring in Karlovy Vary's spa district. The building operates as a three-star hotel with 22 rooms furnished with wooden floors, private bathrooms, televisions, refrigerators, and tea and coffee facilities.
The building dates from 1830 and represents the early architecture of accommodations that developed in this thermal spa region. It stands as one of the older structures that reflect how Karlovy Vary grew into a popular resort destination.
The building holds old photographs and postcards showing how Karlovy Vary changed over the decades. These images tell the story of the spa town's development through the eyes of people who visited.
The hotel sits across from the town's main thermal spring, placing it centrally in the spa district. The rooftop parking connected by elevator makes arrival and departure convenient for guests.
The building features a direct elevator from the rooftop parking to the rooms, which is a rare convenience. This system allows guests to move directly from their cars to their accommodations without additional steps.
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