🏨 Where to get treatment in Marianske Lazne: how to choose a sanatorium for your diagnosis

Everything comes down to one thing: what you plan to treat. The sanatoriums in Mariánské Lázně have different profiles. Some focus on kidneys and metabolism, others on the musculoskeletal system, respiratory system, and skin.

Since July 24, 2021, the resort has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the "Great Spa Towns of Europe" (as of 09/2026, whc.unesco.org). The mineral springs in the town are open to everyone and free of charge. You pay only for your room and the course of treatments.

We've gathered the sanatoriums in Mariánské Lázně that offer treatment and organized them by profile, category, and distance to the colonnade. Some hotels accept children, others are adults only.

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How to choose a sanatorium in Mariánské Lázně

Look at the indications first, then at the stars. Nove Lazne, Esplanade, and Rubezahl-Marienbad all have five stars, but they treat different things. The category tells you about the rooms and service, not the strength of the treatment facilities.

💡 In short:

Decide what you're treating: kidneys and metabolism, musculoskeletal system, respiratory system, or skin.
Check where the treatment center is located: in your building or in a separate town facility you'll need to walk to.
Check the distance to the colonnade. The difference between hotels can be up to half an hour on foot.
Ask about children: some sanatoriums accept them from age six, others only from age twelve.

All guests pay the resort fee: 50 crowns per person per night (as of 09/2026, official resort website). It's usually included in the hotel bill.

Sanatorium	Category	Profile and special feature
Nove Lazne	5*	Kidneys and urinary tract, historic Roman baths
Esplanade Spa and Golf Resort	5*	Large spa salon, wellness and golf nearby
Rubezahl-Marienbad Castle&Wellness Hotel	5*	Castle, hydro-massage pool, no treatment center
Belvedere	4*	All treatment in one building, close to the colonnade
Maria Spa	4*	Two treatment centers and a salt cave
Grandhotel Nabokov	4*	Seven historic buildings, water from the Lesní spring
Palace Zvon	4*	Roman baths, Opera cafe with live music
Imperial	4*	Dry gas baths, buildings of the Hvezda chain

1. Nove Lazne (5*)

Resort buildings of Mariánské Lázně among green hills

The early 19th-century building was extensively rebuilt at the end of the same century. Members of the royal families of England and Austria stayed here, and the historic interiors have been preserved inside to this day. The Roman baths with marble columns are still in operation today (as of 09/2026, resort page).

Who it's for: if you're treating kidneys and urinary tract. The resort's program is built around this.
Not for: those who need a broad profile covering joints and respiratory conditions.
The catch: the treatment profile is narrow, only kidneys and urinary tract.
Prices: check prices at Nove Lazne on Trip.com

2. Esplanade spa and golf resort (5*)

The resort hotel occupies an early 20th-century building designed by architect Arnold Heymann. The renovations haven't killed the Art Nouveau atmosphere: it comes through in both the lobby and the rooms. Guests get a huge spa salon with wellness programs, a separate treatment center, a pool, and a fitness room, while outside there are terraces and a barbecue area.

Who it's for: those who want to combine treatment with wellness and golf.
Location: in the resort area, not far from the golf club and the colonnade (according to the map).
Prices: check prices at Esplanade on Trip.com

3. Rubezahl-Marienbad castle&wellness hotel (5*)

Yellow chateau hotel with red roofs by the road

The hotel stands in the center of the resort, close to the colonnade, the golf club, and the ski slopes. You stay in an actual castle, so the experience is more aesthetic than medical. There's an indoor pool with a hydro-massage area, saunas, and a hammam.

Who it's for: those coming for the atmosphere and wellness rather than a course of treatments.
The catch: there's no treatment complex as such here.
Location: center, the colonnade is a few minutes' walk away (according to the map).
Prices: check prices at Rubezahl-Marienbad on Trip.com

4. Belvedere (4*)

Yellow facade of Hotel Belvedere with a corner turret

The balneological spa hotel stands right next to the colonnade with the drinking springs. All treatments are concentrated in the building itself, and there are few rooms, so it is quiet and unhurried here. For guests with musculoskeletal issues, this is a convenient option: there is no need to walk far.

Who it's for: those who have difficulty getting around and need to be close to the springs.
The catch: few rooms, and in high season they get booked well in advance.
Prices: see Belvedere prices on Trip.com

5. Maria Spa (4*)

Hotel Maria Spa building with a sign on the facade

A small hotel in the center, 400 meters from the colonnade (on the map). It is part of the same complex as Nove Lazne, Centralni Lazne and Hvezda, so guests have access to several treatment facilities at once. There are two treatment centers, indoor pools, saunas and a salt cave. Fitness classes and aqua aerobics with a trainer run on a schedule.

Who it's for: if you want a wide range of treatments without moving around the city.
Location: center, 400 m to the colonnade (on the map).
Prices: see Maria Spa prices on Trip.com

6. Forest (4*)

Bellevue casino building in Mariánské Lázně

A compact modern hotel with new furniture in the rooms. The drinking mineral springs are nearby, and the treatment and wellness center belongs to the hotel itself. The hotel is accessible for guests with disabilities, and they can use the city pool free of charge.

Who it's for: those who value short walks and a calm format.
The catch: the hotel is small, with limited capacity.
Location: not far from the drinking springs (on the map).
Prices: see Forest prices on Trip.com

7. Richard (4*)

The hotel stands on the outskirts of the city, by the Slavkov Forest. It takes 20-30 minutes at a leisurely pace to reach the main colonnade with the springs (on the map). In return, the small building is always quiet. For treatment and relaxation there are treatment and spa centers, a pool, a jacuzzi and saunas, and bicycles and skis are available for rent.

Who it's for: those who want peace and quiet and walks in the forest.
The catch: 20-30 minutes on foot to the colonnade.
Prices: see Richard prices on Trip.com

8. Chateau Monty Spa Resort (4*)

Chateau Monty: white building with towers and gates

The hotel stands in a park area, a ten-minute walk from the central part of the city (on the map). The rooms and the terrace offer panoramic views of the city. The property has a treatment complex, a spa salon, a pool, a fitness center and a Turkish bath, plus a barbecue area and sports equipment rental. An experienced spa physician works with guests.

Who it's for: those who want views from the window and ski or bicycle rental on site.
The catch: the hotel is on a hill, so the walk down to the center takes time.
Prices: see Chateau Monty prices on Trip.com

9. Centralni Lazne (4*)

Facade of the Central Spa with flags and a lawn

The sanatorium occupies a historic 19th-century building in the heart of the resort, next to the colonnade. It is part of the Nove & Centralni Lazne complex, so guests have access to the infrastructure of several hotels. Amenities include a spa complex, Roman baths, its own mineral spring, and pools. This is where steam and gas baths were first introduced.

Who it's for: those who want to stay in the center and have a spring on the property.
Location: heart of the resort, colonnade nearby (see map).
Prices: check prices at Centralni Lazne on Trip.com

10. Royal (4*)

Light-colored Hotel Royal building on a wooded slope

Every room and the terrace offer a panoramic view of the resort. The hotel features a wellness and spa complex, an indoor pool, a Turkish bath, a sports equipment rental point, and a small equestrian club. The restaurant serves Czech cuisine and homemade desserts from the head chef.

Who it's for: those who want peace and quiet without being cut off from town.
Location: in the spa area, close to the springs (see map).
Prices: check prices at Royal on Trip.com

11. Krivan (4*)

Yellow facade of Hotel Krivan with stucco decoration

The hotel maintains a calm, home-like atmosphere with a high level of service. It stands in the center of the resort area, right next to the colonnade with its healing springs. Main focus: musculoskeletal system. Arthrosis and arthritis are treated with mud baths, mud packs, and applications to cartilage tissue.

Who it's for: those who have difficulty walking and need a spring right outside their window.
Location: center of the resort area, colonnade nearby (see map).
Prices: check prices at Krivan on Trip.com

12. Spa Resort Hvezda (4*)

Ornate facade of the Hvězda spa hotel with towers and flags

The center is housed in a historic building with a terrace, a few minutes' walk from the Cross Spring Colonnade. They work with classical methods here, so comprehensive treatment courses produce predictable results. Mineral water is piped in for carbon dioxide baths, and water from the Balbin spring is used for drinking. Guests have access to the largest pool at the resort and Roman baths.

Who it's for: those who trust proven methods and love to swim.
Location: a few minutes from the Cross Spring Colonnade (see map).
Prices: check prices at Spa Resort Hvezda on Trip.com

13. Grandhotel Nabokov (4*)

The sanatorium combines seven historic buildings. The medical department has a strong diagnostic base and a wide selection of programs, plus a pool and two wellness centers. Water is piped in from the Lesni spring. Guests get free access to the pool, saunas, and steam rooms, and breakfast is served as a buffet. The colonnade by the Singing Fountain is 150 meters away (see map).

Who it's for: those who need strong diagnostics and a short walk to the colonnade.
Prices: check prices at Grandhotel Nabokov on Trip.com

14. Falkensteiner hotel grand spa Marienbad (4*)

Yellow facade of Hotel Falkensteiner with an arcade

This resort holds first place for quality of accommodation and treatment in the entire resort. The property has five pools, including an unusual saltwater one, its own Alexander spring, and peat mud. The profile is broad: musculoskeletal and cardiovascular systems, urinary tract, kidneys, skin. The hotel has received a World Travel Award as the best resort hotel of its type in the Czech Republic.

Who it's for: those who need a broad profile and a wide choice of pools.
Prices: check prices at Falkensteiner Marienbad on Trip.com

15. Vltava-Berounka (4*)

The sanatorium is a five-minute walk from the center, almost at the edge of the forest. The rooms are bright, the furniture is natural wood, and mineral waters are piped in for drinking and treatments, including the Balbin spring. The doctors have worked at this sanatorium for over thirty years and specialize in urology and the musculoskeletal system. Children are accepted from age six, so families come here too.

Who it's for: those who want classic treatment in a calm atmosphere.
Location: five minutes from the center, near the forest (per the map).
Prices: see prices at Vltava-Berounka on Trip.com

16. Butterfly (4*)

Facade of Hotel Villa Butterfly with flags

The hotel sits on a rise directly opposite a small park that's convenient for walks. The Edward and Augustin springs are a few minutes' walk away, and the treatment department operates in the building itself. It has its own distinctive feature too: sulfate baths using piped-in water from the Ferdinand spring. They are prescribed for musculoskeletal conditions and skin problems. Peat mud is applied directly to the body rather than in packs.

Who it's for: if you need sulfate baths and mud treatments.
Location: opposite the park, springs nearby (per the map).
Prices: see prices at Butterfly on Trip.com

17. Cristal Palace (4*)

Facade of Hotel Cristal Palace with a glass tower

A spacious building in white and blue tones stands on the resort's main street. Two springs are piped into the hotel: Augustin and Edward VII. Their water aids digestion and helps with urinary tract infections, and its high free CO2 content makes it suitable for carbon dioxide baths. These baths benefit guests with high blood pressure and circulation problems, providing a sedative effect. The treatment is classic with a urology focus, and the program includes diet therapy. Two drinking fountains are located in the building itself, and the proximity of the springs keeps the maximum level of trace elements in the water.

Who it's for: those whose list of complaints includes both blood pressure and kidney issues.
Location: main street, colonnade nearby (per the map).
Prices: see prices at Cristal Palace on Trip.com

18. Bohemia (4*)

Yellow hotel facade with green domes in autumn

The hotel is steps away from the Singing Fountain, the Anglican church, and the Orthodox Church of St. Vladimir. The front-facing windows look out over the central part of the resort, and the treatment springs are 500 meters away (per the map). Bohemia is more suited to relaxation, fresh air, and general wellness, although in-depth musculoskeletal treatment is available here as well. Guests praise the on-site restaurant with Czech cuisine.

Who it's for: those coming for walks, views, and a gentle wellness program.
Location: center, 500 m to the springs (per the map).
Prices: see prices at Bohemia on Trip.com

19. Palace Zvon (4*)

Facades of Hotel Palace and Hotel Zvon by the lawn

The Art Nouveau building was constructed in the 19th century, but it became a sanatorium later. Palace Zvon got its current look only at the beginning of the 21st century, when two old sanatoriums were merged. It has Roman baths, a sauna, pools, and many original wellness programs. The complex includes two restaurants with a summer terrace, and you can end the evening at the Opera cafe with live music. The springs are 260 meters away (according to the map).

Who it's for: those who want architecture, treatment, and evening entertainment in one place.
Location: center, 260 m to the springs (according to the map).
Prices: see Palace Zvon prices on Trip.com

20. Westend (4*)

Yellow facade of Hotel Westend on a summer day

The 19th-century Art Nouveau building is set into the resort's park landscape. The rooms are spacious, with large balconies. Its own balneo center lets you do rehabilitation and wellness treatments without leaving the property. Westend is often chosen by people treating the gastrointestinal tract: it offers balanced meals with vegetables, porridge, and steamed dishes. The hotel has terraces with loungers and a sunbathing area.

Who it's for: those who need dietary meals and on-site treatments.
Location: in the resort's park area (according to the map).
Prices: see Westend prices on Trip.com

21. Grandhotel Pacifik (4*)

Facade of the Grandhotel Pacifik in Mariánské Lázně

The monumental Art Nouveau building is considered one of the architectural landmarks of the main street. All treatments take place inside the building itself. Water from the Lesní spring is used for mud and mineral carbon dioxide baths, and it is also used for respiratory and kidney conditions. The hotel has a "maritime" theme: in Captain Cook's salon, guests drink coffee and view a permanent exhibition of Pacific Ocean photographs. Sun-and-sand therapy is often chosen to relieve tension.

Who it's for: those who need mud baths and an unusual interior.
Location: main street, springs nearby (according to the map).
Prices: see Grandhotel Pacifik prices on Trip.com

22. Imperial (4*)

Unlike many sanatoriums at the resort, Imperial does not occupy a historic building. It is a modern complex of the Hvezda chain, connected to neighboring buildings by covered walkways, so the list of services is broader than usual. The hotel is connected to the Ambrož, Balbín, and Lesní springs. Thanks to the Mariin spring with a very high carbon dioxide concentration, dry gas baths are offered here. Profile: gastrointestinal tract, kidneys, and post-surgery recovery. Dietary meals are available in several types.

Who it's for: those who need post-surgery rehabilitation and a dietary menu.
The catch: there is no historic architecture here.
Prices: see Imperial prices on Trip.com

23. Villa Savoy (4*)

Spa building among greenery in Mariánské Lázně

The villa is a five-minute walk from the town promenade, surrounded by park greenery. The spa hotel occupies a small early 20th-century mansion, and the atmosphere here is kept almost home-like. You won't need to leave the property for treatments: the medical facilities are modern. They cover the musculoskeletal system, gastrointestinal tract, and kidneys, and help stabilize metabolism and manage diabetes. Meals depend on the diagnosis: some guests get a buffet, others a dietary menu. In appearance and spirit, the mansion evokes early 20th-century New Orleans.

Who it's for: those who want a quiet stay and treatment without moving between locations.
Location: five minutes to the promenade, near a forested area (according to the map).
The catch: the mansion is small, there are few rooms, and in high season they get booked up well in advance.
Prices: check prices at Villa Savoy on Trip.com

24. Excelsior (4*)

Yellow facade of Hotel Excelsior in Mariánské Lázně

The hotel has maintained its traditions for a century and a half and occupies a well-preserved mansion in royal colors, with wood and fabric wall paneling. The property has a restaurant, "1900," and a lobby bar. The wellness treatments here are therapeutic: inhalations, baths, and massages. The park area and the colonnade with springs are a minute's walk away, and the main colonnade is 600 meters away (according to the map). Adults are accepted together with children aged twelve and older.

Who it's for: those who want treatment in a historic interior and with teenage children.
The catch: children under twelve are not accepted.
Prices: check prices at Excelsior on Trip.com

25. Flora (3*)

Yellow Hotel Flora building with a sign on the roof

The first hotel on this site opened in 1881 (as of 09/2026, Mariánské Lázně tourism portal). Today it is a compact sanatorium in the center of the resort area, 50 meters from the mineral springs (according to the map).

Even with its modest size, it offers full comprehensive treatment. The restaurant occupies the top floor and offers a panoramic view of the resort. The café next door has live music and fresh baked goods, and you can sit there after your treatments.

Who it's for: those who don't have serious musculoskeletal issues.
Location: 50 m to the springs (according to the map).
The catch: the building is compact, with few rooms.
Prices: check prices at Flora on Trip.com

26. Devin (3*)

Bellevue casino on a street in Mariánské Lázně

Devin sits away from the center of the resort area, right by the forest that comes up to the back of the building. People come here to get away from the bustle. The facade is done in sunny tones, the rooms are spacious, and the focus is on a quality medical base. Comprehensive balneological treatments are offered at the wellness center on the property. Indications: musculoskeletal system, kidneys, digestive system.

Who it's for: those who want to stay by the forest and walk rather than spend time in the center.
The catch: you need to drive or walk to get to the resort center.
Prices: see Devin prices on Trip.com

27. Villa Walir (3*)

The villa occupies the quietest part of the resort. The Ferdinand Spring is a five-minute walk away, and the Rudolf Spring pavilion is ten minutes away (according to the map). Medical and wellness treatments are provided in the building itself. Many people come here for a consultation with a doctor who has worked in the sanatoriums of Marianske Lazne and Karlovy Vary for more than thirty years. Because of its compact size, the approach to treatment here is individualized, and the physiotherapy equipment allows for spinal correction work.

Who it's for: those who need a doctor with long experience and spinal correction.
Location: Ferdinand Spring five minutes away, Rudolf ten minutes away (according to the map).
Prices: see Villa Walir prices on Trip.com

28. Schlosshotel Marienbad (3*)

The hotel stands not far from the main city attractions and occupies a bright two-story building with its own balneological center. Mineral water is not piped to the hotel, and the springs are located far away. On the plus side, buses stop right at the hotel, and you can reach the colonnade in five minutes. Treatment is standard, with indications including heart conditions, diabetes, and the musculoskeletal system. By arrangement with the city spa center, guests have free access to the sauna, jacuzzi, and city pool.

Who it's for: those who want a quiet area and a free city pool.
The catch: there are no springs nearby, and water is not piped to the hotel.
Prices: see Schlosshotel Marienbad prices on Trip.com

29. Labe (3*)

Facade of Hotel Svoboda behind tree trunks

The hotel operates in the city center and relies on steady demand. The main building has Comfort category rooms with a bathtub, satellite TV, minibar, telephone, and safe. The Ulrika building offers Standard rooms. The mineral springs are 20 meters away (according to the map). The treatment arsenal includes a drinking regimen, "gas envelopes," subcutaneous gas injections, paraffin wraps, inhalations, and various types of massage.

Who it's for: those who want to step out of the hotel and be right at the spring.
The catch: some rooms are located in a separate Ulrika building.
Location: 20 m to the springs (according to the map).
Prices: see Labe prices on Trip.com

30. Svoboda (3*)

The sanatorium stands amid greenery, in the center of a forested area. The "Josef" spring, an analogue of the "Lesni" spring but with a higher salt content, is 200 meters away (according to the map). The common areas and rooms were recently renovated, so they look fresh. Treatment follows a classic methodology with maximum use of natural factors, and the testing and diagnostic system is equipped with modern equipment. In terms of finish quality, the building is on par with neighboring 4-star hotels.

Who it's for: those who want quiet in the forest and modern rooms.
Location: the Josef spring 200 m away (according to the map).
Prices: see prices at Svoboda on Trip.com

About the resort

The town got its new name and new look in the 19th century. That was when the sanatoriums were built, their neo-Gothic architecture blending into the landscape that locals call an ocean of greenery. The resort sits at elevation and is surrounded by forests, so the air here is different from the valley. In terms of visitor numbers, Marianske Lazne is second only to Karlovy Vary.

There are many springs: about 40 cold springs flow right within the town limits, and about 100 more are scattered around the surrounding area (as of 09/2026, Ensana). These are complemented by therapeutic mud and natural carbon dioxide, and the treatment rooms are equipped with modern medical equipment.

The drinking cure takes place at the colonnade: you fill your cup at the drinking fountains and sip small portions between treatments. In summer, the West Bohemian Symphony Orchestra plays at the colonnade, and the concerts are free (as of 09/2026, resort program). Above the town, a funicular runs to the Boheminium miniature park: the lower station is behind the Nove Lazne hotel, and the car runs every fifteen minutes. If you need a break between treatments, the ride up takes very little time.

What conditions are treated

Spa villa on the main street of Mariánské Lázně

The local water, rich in magnesium, calcium, and carbon dioxide, is prescribed for conditions of the genitourinary system. It increases diuresis and helps stones pass more easily.

The respiratory system benefits from mineral baths, inhalations, and drinking cures. Gynecological issues are treated with baths and mineral water irrigations, as well as mud wraps. A separate focus area: the stomach, pancreas, liver, and gallbladder. Drinking from the local springs also has a positive effect on metabolism.

Who it's for: those treating kidney, respiratory, gastrointestinal, or gynecological conditions.
Not for: those who need surgery: treatment here relies on natural factors.

Wellness programs

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A separate course in pediatric urology and nephrology has been developed for children aged six to fifteen. The standard program runs for several weeks and includes treatments almost every day. Additional beauty and health programs follow the same structure. The resort also offers a treatment program using accompanying natural gas, which has no analogues anywhere in the world.

Types of springs and classification of the water's therapeutic properties

Street with apartment buildings in Mariánské Lázně

The biochemical composition of the spring water has been studied for years. Based on the research, a profile was compiled for the six main springs of the resort. Their water differs in composition, which is why each is prescribed for different diagnoses.

The Křížový (Cross) Spring is named after the wooden cross that once stood beside it. Its water is rich in sulfate and iron. When first used, it was called Glauber's water. This water is drunk for gastrointestinal conditions and helps normalize metabolism. Ferdinand is similar in composition, but has higher mineralization. This spring has subtypes: Ferdinand I is used for drinking, while the others are used for mineral baths. The bottled water "Excelsior" sold in stores is sourced from the Ferdinand IV spring.

Next to the Ferdinand Colonnade is the Rudolf Spring, named after Crown Prince Rudolf, son of Emperor Franz Joseph I. The water is lightly mineralized, with anti-inflammatory properties, higher acidity, and a diuretic effect. It is prescribed for nephritis, cystitis, and other urinary tract conditions. The calcium and magnesium in its composition provide a therapeutic effect for osteoporosis.

The Forest Spring in the northern part of the resort is distinguished by its alkaline composition. Its water is used for hyperacid gastritis and other gastrointestinal conditions, and inhalations with it help the throat and bronchi. Drinking this water helps dissolve acid-based kidney stones.

Ambrož bears the name of the abbot of the Teplá Monastery. It is an acidic, iron-rich water with low mineralization, drunk for anemia and conditions of the urogenital system. The Karolina Spring was formerly called the New Spring. After pipeline repairs, it gained an outlet at the Rudolf Colonnade. The water is rich in magnesium and works with the pelvic organs, helping break down kidney stones.

A course is prescribed spring by spring, because each one works with its own list of diagnoses. You will be assigned two or three springs for your diagnosis: there is no need to drink from all of them.

Treatment with complementary natural factors

In addition to mineral water, the springs produce natural gas consisting of almost pure carbon dioxide. It is used in the form of "gas envelopes," meaning gas baths. After these procedures, blood pressure stabilizes, and heart rhythm and blood supply to the organs normalize. The gas is injected subcutaneously into the area of large joints and sections of the spine: this treats joint conditions, reduces pain, and relieves inflammation. Male sexual disorders also respond to gas procedures.

Mud and peat deposits constantly form around the springs. They are piled up for oxidation, then processed, diluted with mineral water, and heated with steam. In this form, the mud is used for wraps for conditions of the musculoskeletal and respiratory systems, as well as in gynecology. Chronic inflammation of the female reproductive organs is treated with vaginal mud tampons. If mud wraps are contraindicated due to heart conditions, compresses made of therapeutic bentonite clay are used instead: they stimulate blood circulation and regenerate the skin.

Reviews

Resort guests most often mention the quiet. In the evening, the streets empty out, although cafes and restaurants stay open until late. The second thing people write about: almost all sanatoriums stand next to the springs or have their own, so you can complete most procedures without leaving the property.

Many local centers operate in historic Art Nouveau buildings. Staying in such architecture is an aesthetic pleasure in itself, and the parks and the edge of the forest add color to the picture. Guests of Spa Resort Hvezda, for example, rated the hotel 4 out of 5 in 177 reviews (Tripadvisor, 09/2026, hotel page).

The resort treats conditions of almost all body systems. You can come for comprehensive health improvement, or simply relax and take the waters.

⁉️🤔 Frequently asked questions

Where in Mariánské Lázně are kidney conditions treated?

The strongest kidney and urinary tract profile is at Nove Lazne, Centralni Lazne, and Imperial. At Cristal Palace, the Augustin and Edward VII springs are piped directly into the hotel; their water is drunk for urinary tract infections and for digestion. All four hotels are in the center, so you can reach the drinking halls in a few minutes.

Which sanatorium should I choose for musculoskeletal problems?

Look at Krivan, Butterfly, and Villa Walir. Krivan works with arthrosis and arthritis through mud baths, packs, and applications to cartilage tissue. Butterfly adds sulfate baths using water from the Ferdinand Spring. Villa Walir focuses on spinal correction and individualized programs. All three have convenient access to the springs.

Can I come for treatment with children?

Yes, but not to every sanatorium. Vltava-Berounka accepts children from age six, Excelsior only from age twelve. The resort has a separate program in pediatric urology and nephrology for children aged six to fifteen. When booking, check the age threshold: it varies even within the same resort network.

How much does treatment in Mariánské Lázně cost?

The price of a course is set by the sanatorium itself and depends on the season, room category, and set of procedures. Separately, you pay a resort fee, which is usually included in the hotel bill.

Are the sanatoriums far from the mineral springs?

Distances vary considerably. Labe is 20 meters from the springs, Krivan and Centralni Lazne are next to the colonnade, Richard is on the outskirts, and it takes 20 to 30 minutes on foot to reach the main colonnade from there (according to the map). If walking is difficult for you, choose a hotel with a spring or treatment center inside the building.

Sanatoriums in Mariánské Lázně with treatment on the map

The map shows the sanatoriums we described above. Open it before booking and see how far the walk is from the hotel to the colonnade with the springs.

Sanatoriums of Marianske Lazne

Places on the map

1Nove Lazne 5 stars, kidneys and urinary tract, historic Roman baths with marble columns Read more
2Esplanade Spa and Golf Resort 5 stars, an Art Nouveau building, a large spa, pool and golf club nearby Read more
3Rubezahl-Marienbad 5 stars, a real castle with a pool and hammam, no treatment center Read more
4Belvedere 4 stars, all treatments in the building itself, the colonnade with springs nearby Read more
5Maria Spa 4 stars, two treatment centers, pools and a salt cave, 400 m to the colonnade Read more
6Forest 4 stars, a compact building by the drinking springs, its own treatment center Read more
7Richard 4 stars, on the edge by Slavkov Forest, 20-30 minutes on foot to the colonnade Read more
8Chateau Monty Spa Resort 4 stars, a park area with a panoramic view of the town, ten minutes to the center Read more
9Royal 4 stars, a panoramic view of the spa town from the rooms, indoor pool and equestrian club Read more
10Krivan 4 stars, right by the colonnade, musculoskeletal focus, mud baths Read more
11Falkensteiner Grand Spa Marienbad 4 stars, five pools, its own Alexander spring and peat mud, a broad treatment profile Read more
12Vltava-Berounka 4 stars, five minutes from the center by the forest, urology and musculoskeletal system, children from age six Read more
13Butterfly 4 stars, sulfate baths using Ferdinand spring water and mud applied directly to the body Read more
14Cristal Palace 4 stars, two pump rooms in the building, the Augustin and Edward VII springs, a urology focus Read more
15Bohemia 4 stars, a stone's throw from the Singing Fountain, 500 meters to the healing springs Read more
16Palace Zvon 4 stars, 19th-century Art Nouveau, Roman baths and Café Opera, 260 meters to the springs Read more
17Grandhotel Pacifik 4 stars, a landmark on the main street, mud and carbon dioxide baths using Lesni spring water Read more
18Imperial 4 stars, Hvezda chain buildings linked by passages, dry gas baths and dietary meal plans Read more
19Villa Savoy 4 stars, an early-20th-century mansion in greenery, treatment for digestion, kidneys and metabolism Read more
20Excelsior 4 stars, a historic mansion, 600 meters to the main colonnade, children from age twelve Read more
21Flora 3 stars, the first hotel here opened in 1881, 50 meters to the springs Read more
22Devin 3 stars, right by the forest away from the center, musculoskeletal system and kidneys Read more
23Schlosshotel Marienbad 3 stars, its own balneo center, no piped-in spring water, five minutes by bus to the colonnade Read more
24Labe 3 stars, in the city center, 20 meters to mineral springs, gas wraps and inhalations Read more
25Svoboda 3 stars, in a forest belt, the Josef spring 200 meters away, rooms after renovation Read more

The colonnade with drinking springs stands in the center, next to the Singing Fountain. In high season, it plays every odd hour from seven in the morning to nine in the evening. The last show starts at ten in the evening, and the nine and ten o'clock shows include lighting (as of 09/2026, official resort website). Take this into account when choosing a hotel: evening walks to the fountain become part of the course.

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If you have kidney problems, choose Nove Lazne or Centralni Lazne. If your back and joints hurt, look at Krivan and Butterfly. For stomach complaints, choose Westend or Imperial; for diabetes, Villa Savoy is a good fit. Families with children go to Vltava-Berounka; for views and quiet, choose Chateau Monty.

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