Concordia

The Concordia annexe is just 100 m from the main building of the Kriváň spa hotel.
The annexe is an ideal choice for guests seeking greater privacy and relaxation, while still wanting all the facilities of the main spa hotel close at hand. Modern rooms, a welcoming atmosphere and easy access to the main building ensure a comfortable stay.

Karlovy Vary is the largest and best-known spa town in the Czech Republic. It lies in western Bohemia, near the German border. The town is 380 m above sea level, at the confluence of the Ohře, Teplá and Rolava rivers. Karlovy Vary’s climate is influenced by the nearby Ore Mountains. The spa centre of Karlovy Vary lies in the Teplá river valley.

Enjoy your meals in the main building of the Kriváň spa hotel. There are six spa restaurants, and a reserved table is guaranteed for you throughout your stay. The day begins with a breakfast buffet, while for lunch and dinner you can choose from six main courses prepared according to the principles of Czech dietary cuisine. Other tailored diets can also be provided on request, following a consultation with a dietitian. A salad buffet completes the selection.

You are welcome to use the indoor pool at Hotel Kriváň. The charge is approximately €4 per person per hour. The indoor pool (approx. 12 x 5 m) is pleasantly warm (approx. 28–31°C) and offers soothing relaxation. An underwater massage bench and an invigorating counter-current system make for a special experience. The infrared and Finnish saunas, along with the steam room, invite you to restore body and mind. For a refreshing cool-down, an exclusive ice chamber is available at an additional charge. The salt cave offers a calming setting to support your respiratory wellbeing and inner balance. Unwind with soothing treatments such as a lava stone massage or reflexology foot massage. For holistic care, the innovative Haslauer Soft-Pack system is available. Treat yourself to a pedicure or a new look at the hair salon.

The balneotherapy department (Monday to Friday, 07:00–15:00; Sunday, 07:00–12:00) offers a wide range of soothing treatments that draw on the healing properties of thermal water. Immerse yourself in relaxing baths, including pearl, CO₂, whirlpool and mud baths, designed to comfort both body and mind. Hydropuncture and reflexology massages help stimulate circulation and ease tension. The programme also includes modern therapies such as electrotherapy, magnetic field therapy and oxygen therapy, gently supporting your wellbeing. Your active health is also well catered for: therapeutic exercise and invigorating Scottish showers help you feel revitalised, while inhalations help strengthen and refresh your airways. On-site medical care provides reassurance throughout your stay. A dedicated team, supported by 24-hour nursing cover, ensures you are in safe hands.

Today, the Municipal Theatre in Karlovy Vary offers a wide variety of plays and operettas, as well as ballet. The theatre’s main auditorium is also used as the concert hall of the local symphony orchestra. The Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra, with its long tradition, holds regular concerts as well as summer concerts beneath the colonnades. Karlovy Vary has five art galleries. The Karlovy Vary Museum and the Golden Key Museum regularly host talks on the history of Karlovy Vary, and their exhibitions are open to visitors all year round. In addition to its spa tradition, Karlovy Vary is renowned for its unique traditional products. The glassmaking tradition in Karlovy Vary was established by Ludwig Moser. For more than 150 years, the Moser glassworks has produced luxurious drinking and decorative glassware in both classic and contemporary designs. Karlovy Vary is not only a city of glass, but also a city of porcelain. The first porcelain factory in the Karlovy Vary region was established in 1792 in Horní Slavkov. Twelve hot mineral springs are used for spa treatments in Karlovy Vary. The “thirteenth spring” was first produced in 1807 by pharmacist Joseph Becher, who initially sold it as stomach drops and later as a liqueur. Becherovka – Becher Bitter is made to a secret recipe from a blend of around 20 herbs and spices sourced from exotic parts of the world and the area around Karlovy Vary.