Priessnitzovo sanatorium

Wonderful place with great views.

Very nice spa house!

Nice and quiet place

Wonderful. Impressive.

Beautiful building and inside you will be enchanted by the interior. It is simply a magical place with everything this building has to offer. Very nice smiling and well-tuned staff.

Majestic inside and out. 1999 (I think) - I was present at the unveiling of Priessnitz's portrait in the lobby. 2015 at lunch - average.

The Priessnitz Sanatorium is a place visited by patients from all over the world, as well as tourists and lovers of the beautiful mountainous surroundings of Jesenik. The health resort has existed since the beginning of the 19th century and is full of springs, gazebos, monuments and beautiful greenery. Patients, in addition to the professional service of the treatment staff and the treatments themselves, can also use natural goods of nature, among others. exceptionally fresh and clean air and a Balneopark above the Sanatorium.

From the point of view of architecture, there is nothing to complain about (except for the ugly ubiquitous plastic windows, which of course do not belong to such a building at all). The hotel is officially 4-star, really 3-star (in terms of international classification). The building is located at the very top of the hill, so it rises above the other spa buildings. I had the opportunity to see 3 different double rooms, all of which had a refrigerator, only one of them had a tea set (kettle, mugs and tea bags) - I would take it for granted at 4 * and not an exception. The rooms were clean and nice, with a work desk and a balcony overlooking the surrounding hills. I had half board, the food was generally good, breakfast and dinner in the form of a banquet, but in terms of price / quality it was no longer such fame. Breakfast was repeated enough, the juice menu was weak (mullet please not) and "coffee" could not be drunk (something disgusting soluble). You can get normal (eg drip) coffee and better juice in most low budget hotels in Europe. Dinner was too grumpy for my taste. I was irritated by 3 things: the lack of food labels, the impossibility of having ordinary water in the evening (the hotel warns you to save on towels for ecology, but then they will only offer you a mineral water glass, which is happily transported by trucks) and uninterested staff. The chances of ordering beer from the table, for example, were close to zero, it was necessary to get up and walk to the bar.