Grandhotel Pupp

Set in the heart of the spa town of Karlovy Vary, Grandhotel Pupp is a symbol of Bohemian grandeur and cinematic elegance. Founded in 1701 and shaped over centuries into its current Baroque and Neo-Renaissance splendor, the hotel has hosted royalty, artists, and dignitaries from across Europe. Its ornate interiors, crystal chandeliers, and sweeping staircases evoke the opulence of a bygone era while offering the full comfort of modern luxury.

The hotel features 228 rooms and suites, a grand spa with thermal treatments, and refined dining options. Its most iconic moment came on screen in the 2006 James Bond film Casino Royale, where it appeared as the "Hotel Splendide" in Montenegro. This connection to the Bond universe has only added to its allure, drawing travelers seeking both history and cinematic charm. Nestled in lush surroundings near the River Teplá, Grandhotel Pupp continues to enchant guests with its timeless atmosphere and storied past