Spa Hotel Savoy Westend Marienbad

Spa Hotel Savoy Westend is a refined hotel spa in Mariánské Lázně (Marienbad), the second of Bohemia's UNESCO-listed spa triangle towns and a destination whose extraordinary ensemble of neo-baroque and Art Nouveau colonnades, gardens, and spa hotels created one of the most beautiful spa city landscapes in 19th-century Europe. Marienbad's 40 naturally cold and carbonated mineral springs, emerging under the influence of geothermal heat in the Bohemian Forest foothills, are part of a long thermal tradition patronised by Goethe (who visited 13 times and fell in love here at age 73), Mark Twain, Kafka, Freud, and King Edward VII of England. The Savoy Westend hotel is set in the elegant Westend villa district of the spa city, surrounded by the magnificent colonnaded Colonnade and the singing fountain that performs its famous water and music programme hourly. Mariánské Lázně's combination of exceptional spring chemistry, architectural elegance, literary associations, and Bohemian Forest landscape makes it one of Central Europe's most complete and refined spa experiences.