Comfortable large bed (2 together), plenty of hot water, free use of the spa facilities. Friendly staff who even gave one of us a little bit of birthday cake which was a lovely surprise.

We found it difficult dragging heavy cases up hills and steps which went on forever. We looked for buses but there appeared to be none. So be aware of this if you book. Once there it's worth it but it was extremely hard work getting up to it. A little slow checking us in- 2 reception staff members dealing with lots of things at once. Also, curtains could do with being thicker as they let a lot of light in in the early hours. Better sound proofing would be good- disturbed early in the morning with lots of noise. Other than that- fab!

Bristol Palace is much fancier than Bristol is nowadays. This is one of the grandest buildings in town, located on a hill in the middle of a manicured park, yet only a short walk from the colonnade. The hotel has its own spa which offers sauna, steamroom, jaccuzi and a small swimming pool. It was fairly empty and very pleasant at the time of our stay. Breakfast was varied and beautifully served in the amazing dining room. This was a very good value stay in a restful environment and staff was kind and helpful. I would stay again.

I liked everything and I can be a fussy guest. I would have preferred goose down pillows and duvet - but this is really a minor detail.

A good hotel, with comfortable and spacious rooms. It was good to have spa facilities in the hotel (even if you had to walk through the labyrinth to find them 🤣) and a gym, with breakfast included. The hotel was up quite a lot of stairs/a steep road, but you got to know shortcuts over the stay. The main issue was some very unfriendly/cold staff, who could do with customer service training (although some of them were much nicer too).

The location, the decor of the room, and the views from the room were amazing. Most staff were friendly and welcoming.

The pool area was great with wellness facilities, however, the pool attendant continuously refused to turn on the pool water jets and Turkish sauna, even though we asked him several times. The attendant had extremely poor attitude, and blamed us for not telling him to turn it on. When we asked him to, it took several follow ups before he actually switched things on, making us feel unreasonable and as if we were ruining his day. As a result, we could not relax and enjoy all the facilities. Obviously, when facilities finally worked, other guests used these with us. Many of your guests might not be as assertive in asking or as persistent in requesting the use of the facilities and, in turn, might not have as enjoyable stay as they could. The attendant refused to give us his name.

Great hotel. Late 1800s opulence. Swimming pool is magnesium salts water with flumes and impact sprays...awesome. Water temperature is "invigorating" Breakfast was OK. Buffet of continental and some hot choices. Other reviews have complained the scrambled eggs were "green".! This is psheno, an East European dish of millet and milk!!! Also that boiled veg was on offer...this is a "spa hotel" and some people staying are prescribed special diets. No-one not on prescription is forced to eat anything! At least 5 energetic ways in to town, or one can use the tunnel system for a leisurely route, great fun. The gardens are great to walk and relax in.

Lack of tea/coffee making facilities in the room. Missed waking up "with a brew"

Brilliant place. It was what I like. Great staff, they work so hard. I see them late in the evening and again at breakfast. They speak many languages and know the expectations of different cultures. Beautiful room, fantastic breakfast and the spa facilities were brilliant. A magical place in the winter and great value.

Everything was good.

The hotel complex and gardens were beautiful. Located an uphill walk from the main strip it’s surrounded by immaculately kept hotels and spas. The Bristol Palace spa was lovely, very clean and peaceful. Room was big and spacious.

There was a lot of variety at breakfast, fruits, pastries, muesli, breads, crepes and meats etc but it wasn’t that tasty. Less options and better quality would be amazing.

the hotel, the view, the rooms, the feel of the place and the breakfast.

The hotel staff hardly speak any English and it was difficult to communicate. They did not even have a map of Karlovy Vary and they failed to tell us about the convenient way to get from the hotel to the centrum by taking 2: separate lifts from the hotel itself. We got to know of this only on the second day of our 2 day stay.

It was beautiful.

We booked this place hoping for a massage and total spa experience but there was no way to book online before and it was totally booked out for everything. The bowling lanes were closed too. I think the place was great but disappointed that the Anne cities we came there for were not available.

The hotel kept its charming style from the previous early century times and does not give the impression it is outdated. The place is clean, well maintained and well taken care of. Appreciated the easy underground access to the spa which was clean too. Room was big enough with high ceiling and wooden floor. Breakfast buffet was good and did not feel like a canteen in rush time, even if the restaurant is for the remaining hotels from the group nearby.

The bar could be a little cosier.