Been here several times over the years. Great to stay and take a beer bath, massage and hops…read more wrap. Excellent seasonal beer, particularly the blueberry and apricot summer offerings. Outstanding, tasty cheap beer for two bucks a glass. I've had an incredible chocolate stout here in the past. If you don't drink alcohol, they offer different types of flavored mineral waters, which are excellent. The restaurant has good offering about four or five main entrées. I had to duck both nights this time. A little bony but not bad. Service is decent. There's also a small store where you can buy beer or kegs for a decent price. Not much else to do in the town. Worth a weekend. Did the brewery tour but nothing really all that special.

Review of the spa at the Hotel U Sladka only - I made a reservation for the beer bath and a massage…read moreon line in English about 2 dates ahead and changed it without any problems. The beer bath are available only on the hour. You go downstairs and leave all your clothes in the locker, no swimsuit needed. :-) You enter this small area where the metal bath is filled with beer and a fresh mug of beer is placed next to you. The woman was super sweet and is ready to take your pictures. The beer is warm so no worries. You relax for 20min and then you go for another 20min to a relaxation area and you are given another mug with beer and just relax there. You can take a shower after and no you do not smell like beer. I rented a car to get there, about 100miles or 160 km each way from Prague. I also had a massage but I was not too happy with it. You take all your clothes off and are covered with small 2 towels and it feels like she is rubbing oil into your skin not giving you a massage. When she massages your back you are asked to sit down while you are barely covered by this tiny towel. Even when I was getting dress, the woman started to fix the bed, so Im naked trying to dress in privacy but she is fixing the bed. Just different and not very relaxing, I would skip the massage all together.

At the centre of royalty's favourite nineteenth century spa town is this series of colonades,…read moresprings and fountains. Ornate architecture and frescoes are amongst the best features here. The water is of varying quality - some tastes great and some tastes awful. The bitter tasting stuff is, unfortunately, probably better for you. Lovely town for a spot of relaxation.