Schlosshotel Marienbad

Clean and quit Hotel a little further from the center of city Marianské Lazně. But local Bus station is just by the hotel... Nice garden restaurant. Wellness proogram is offered also... Very very good breakfest and food service in restaurant. Pleasant and helpful service in reception and also in restaurant. Hotel parking is paid, but also for bicycles :-(

Schlosshotel Marienbad is located at 3.2km distance of Mariánské Lázně railway station. Established in 1993, the hotel offers 30 rooms over 3 floors. The restaurant offering unimpressive Croatian & Czech food. The internet presentation is embellished. Wellness is nonexistent. The balneotherapy in the basement is modest. Good Wi-Fi. Service is friendly and helpful. The trolleybus frequency is 30 minutes in weekdays and once per hour in weekends. Very few bus connections in the evening. Our adequately furnished & decorated room had: coffee table & 2 chairs, 2 wardrobes, fridge, TV, tiny balcony with chairs, an OK double bed. We had a small bathroom with washbasin, toilet & shower. All was clean. Walls are thin, you hear the neighbours. An adequate buffet breakfast is served: fried & scrambled eggs, rolls & bread, cold-cuts & cheese, soft boiled eggs made to order, butter & marmalade, juices, yoghurt, tea & coffee. Schlosshotel Marienbad is a basic hotel and OK for a short stay. Practical when you have a car.

Local is ok. Rooms are a little bit old fashion. Service Persons were freindly and good. Breakfast ist good for this price range!

We were looking for somewhere to stay in Marianske Lazne and were truly taken in by all the publicity, marketing and hype. Although the price is attractive, the facts are, firstly, this is not a Schloss and secondly, it is quite a hike from the touristy part of Marianske Lazne. It is situated in a suburban part of a small village outside the town of ML and you need to be quite fit to make the walk to the main visitor attractions, although there is a trolley bus service into the town. Across the road from this property are blocks of flats which looked to me like social housing although there were no signs of any crime or deprivation in the area. The building itself is probably quite modern and with turrets, and other protrusions, the design is redolent of the style chosen by the owners of Trago Mills in Devon and Cornwall. Lots of stucco and entirely over the top. Service was friendly and the owner speaks excellent English. We do not speak Czech and have very little German. There are very few British visitors and many will argue that we Brits should not expect everyone to speak our language. I would agree with this and we found the Google Translate app on our smartphones to be very useful indeed. Although other postings speak well of the restaurant menu, we found it was limited and not very nutritious. I went to bed hungry after the first evening meal. There was just one waitress serving quite a few people. The poor lass was rushed off her feet and because of this service was slow. Breakfast was strange but adequate although more variety of fresh fruit would have been nice. On our second night there we were looked after by a young waiter who was charming and spoke excellent English. The room itself seemed small due to its furnishings, but we were glad to have a safe in our room. One problem was that the curtains supplied were of inadequate width to cover the windows. We asked for this to be fixed and for our first night we had to use duct tape and an old blanket to cover the window. This problem was sorted on the next day. Wifi was excellent in the main area of the hotel but did not work in our room. We were situated at the end of a long corridor which was above the kitchens and main eating area. We had to pass, probably more than ten rooms to reach our own and just outside our room at the end of the corridor were double doors which led to a 1st floor balcony over the rear door of the property. There was quite a drop, maybe 20 feet to ground level and no fire escape, no fire compartments and if a fire were to break out in just about any area of the hotel, we would have been trapped. This certainly would not have met fire requirements in the UK. So, all in all we felt that we had been hoodwinked by all the marketing. The building is certainly not a Schloss and it is not situated in Marianske Lazne, To my taste, the food is mediocre and some menu items were inadequate. Service was polite and friendly although sometimes inefficient. Would we