SPA Hotel Villa Ritter 

Hotel Villa Ritter is a spa house located in one of the most attractive parts of Karlovy Vary, in a quiet residential area, opposite the Orthodox Catholic Church of St. Peter and St. Paul. The building was built towards the end of 19th century by Dr, Ritter and was designed to accommodate and treat aristocrats from all over Europe. Healing springs are located about 20 minutes on foot from the hotel. There are 4 parking spaces in front of the hotel; one of them is adapted for guests with physical disabilities, and 2 for supply cars. Entrance to the hotel and lift is barrier-free. The appearance of the hotel, which resembles a fairytale castle, hints that it is able to provide its guests with a whole range of above standard hotel services, including health and spa procedures carried out under the supervision of a doctor and an experienced medical staff. Interior of the hotel is fitted with luxurious furniture and modern technology.

Hotel restaurant offers its guests Russian and European cuisine. During their stay, guests may use the indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, and sauna. The hotel is renowned for its characteristic pleasant atmosphere and the highest quality of service. While sitting on the terrace or in the restaurant one can enjoy pleasant music, excellent cuisine and a collection of French wines that will please even a connoisseur.

Hotel is located on a garden, separated from its surroundings by a metal fence with brick foundation. Room furnishings: stylish furniture, satellite television with the possibility of watching programs in various languages (including Russian programs), minibar, fridge, telephone, WC, bath, Gold Card hotel system, hairdryer.
Number of rooms: 20 out of which 2 x 1/1, 12 x 2/2, 6 apartment (double room) Accommodation capacity: 38 beds Restaurant capacity: 40 places

Treatment description
The hotel has its own therapeutic services (water therapy, paraffin, electro therapy, massages, treatment of intestines etc.). Price of a complex treatment includes, besides the entrance examination, 3 – 4 procedures per day excluding Sundays and public holidays.