Grandhotel Pupp is an impressive hotel with a tradition dating back to 1701, located in the historical center of Karlovy Vary, 300 m from the spa colonnade. It offers spacious rooms and suites, a restaurant and exclusive spa centre with medical facilities with a relaxing pool, a meditation spa, a dry and steam sauna, a salt cave and a gym. The spa offers over 30 different procedures from beautifying to physiotherapy.
Grandhotel Pupp was founded in 1701 by Johann Georg Pupp, an original confectioner. The hotel was home to famous celebrities such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Johann Sebastian Bach, or Richard Wagner.
Original golf club with its 9 holes course was established in 1904. Current 18 holes championship course was built in 1933. Golf Resort offers first-class services, and it is located 120 km from the capital of The Czech Republic – Prague and only 5 km from Karlovy Vary.
This golf course is one of the oldest in Central Europe, its holes are sensitively set in the beautiful environment of the Krušné Mountains. The holes have been gradually reconstructed for the needs of today's golfer without maintaining the character of the original course.
Royal Golf Club Mariánské Lázně golf course is a classic style of the Scottish and Irish courses of the turn of the century. The 18-hole course lies at the foot of Slavkov Forest, 787 m above sea level and is largely on flat land.
It was founded in 1905 and is one of the oldest courses in our country. The course was founded and ceremonially opened on 21.8.1905 by King Edward VII of England. After cutting the ribbon, the King signed the memorial book with his golden pen and became the first founding member of the club.
Mariánské Lázně Golf Club is the only club in Central Europe that can boast such a significant history. The club became the venue for the world's most important amateur competition - the European Amateur Team Championship. The indisputable highlight of this history is the club's right to use the title 'Royal Golf Club', generously awarded by the British Queen Elizabeth II in 2003 and followed by a visit of His Royal Highness Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex.
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