Grandhotel Pupp - Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic 

Grandhotel Pupp details:  This historic hotel in Karlovy Vary is one of the most beautiful hotels in Central Europe, inviting you to combine modern life with the elegance and respectability of bygone eras.

The hotel is beautifully situated in the picturesque valley of the River Tepla, on the margins of the famous spa centre and surrounded by forests. The luxurious accommodation on offer has played host to numerous political figures and Hollywood stars.

Appreciated most by our guests is Harp, the hotel’s own spa clinic, managed by a medical specialist with an experienced team of therapists and masseurs. Also available to guests are restaurants, cafes, bars, Roman baths, flexible function rooms for conferences or social events, a beauty salon, car park and accompanying services.

The first of “GRANDHOTEL PUPP” complex of buildings is the so-called Saxony Hall, which was built by the order of the then Lord Mayor Deiml in 1701. In doing so, the Mayor of Deiml laid out the base outline for the later hotel constructions. In the year 1760 a native of Veltrusy Jan Jiří Pop came to Carlsbad, who previously worked as a confectioner to Count Rudolf Chotek. Here, he took a job with the local confectioner Mitterbach. In 1775, he marries Mitterbach’s daughter Františka who bought one third of the Czech Hall from the widow of Mayor Becher. In the following year, Františka bought the second third and in 1776, her husband, who by this time already called himself "Johann Georg Pupp", bought the last third. In the same year, he also started his own business. Throughout the 19th century, the business grew significantly and in 1890, the Pupp family, now represented by the brothers Anthony, Julius and Heinrich, achieved the ownership of the original Saxony Hall. In this year the family also formed a joint stock company.
Six years later the business is handed over to the Viennese architects Fellner and Helmer in order to transform the “Etablissement Pupp”. The collection of individual buildings was eventually, in 1907, incorporated in neo-baroque “GRANDHOTEL PUPP”.
Years 1922-23 were the climax of construction and modernization of the entire hotel. Every room has its own bathroom with warm and cold water. Yet the biggest achievement was before the Second World War, when the Pupp family was finally able to buy the last of the required buildings, the so-called House of God’s Eye - today “CAFE PUPP”.
In 1951, the hotel was renamed to "Grandhotel Moscow", but in year 1989 returned back to its tradition and its original name.

The whole hotel is accessible for wheel chairs. We also have 1 single room and 2 double rooms which are specially equipped!