Františkovy Lázně
approx. 1 km
The spa town itself, about 5 km north of Cheb, has roughly 5,600 residents. Since 2021 it has belonged to the UNESCO World Heritage “Great Spas of Europe”.
Rezidence Zámeček is a small, castle-style villa with a central tower, built in 1913–1916 in Wiedermann Park at Františkovy Lázně, one of the Great Spas of Europe. It began as a park lookout with a café and a keeper’s flat; today it offers small-scale overnight stays with a garden and a regional breakfast. Think of it as a charming “little château”, not a large castle.
Staying at Rezidence Zámeček means sleeping in a very small building with a big personality. According to Czech Wikipedia, the two-storey villa has a central tower and a richly articulated façade, and its layout is compact. It is privately owned and used for accommodation on a small scale; an annexe on the grounds holds several more apartments. The house has been reconstructed in a way that kept its original character.
The Expedia listing describes individually furnished rooms with a choice of pillows, bathrobes, slippers, a private bathroom with free toiletries, a 43-inch smart TV, free mineral water, a kettle and central heating. Some rooms can be connected through an interior door, which suits families or small groups. A regional breakfast is included every day from 9:00 to 10:30, and a garden belongs to the property.
Because the reception is staffed only at certain times, it is worth agreeing your arrival in advance, especially if you expect to check in late. Luggage storage, a concierge service, guidebooks and a small souvenir kiosk are listed, as are a food delivery service and a restaurant guide for evenings out.
Architecturally, Zámeček is a typical example of small romantic park architecture from the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, with historicising decoration. It was designed as a multi-purpose building, and the tower served as the lookout that gave the villa its first name. The Czech National Heritage Institute describes it as a solitary, utilitarian and unique structure that completes the historic landscape of the Františkovy Lázně urban conservation area; it is being considered for declaration as a cultural monument.
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026); room details may vary from room to room.
Zámeček stands in Wiedermann Park on the eastern side of the spa town, where the spa gardens were extended in the early 20th century. Františkovy Lázně (Franzensbad) lies in the Cheb district of the Karlovy Vary Region, about 5 km north of Cheb. According to Expedia, Smetana Park, the Božena Němcová Theatre and the Aquaforum water park are about 15 minutes away on foot, and the Orthodox Church of St Olga and the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross lie within 2 km.
The listing also gives 12 minutes on foot to the Aquaforum railway stop and 16 minutes to Františkovy Lázně station; Karlovy Vary airport is about 51 minutes away by car. Day trips lead across the border to the Cistercian abbey of Waldsassen in Bavaria and to the Saxon spa town of Bad Elster, or deeper into Bohemia to Kynžvart, Loket and Mariánské Lázně.
| Wiedermann Park | approx. 300 m |
| Imperial Baths (Císařské lázně) | approx. 800 m |
| Františkovy Lázně town centre | approx. 1 km |
| Waldsassen Abbey (Germany) | approx. 14 km |
| Aš | approx. 17 km |
| Bad Elster (Germany) | approx. 20 km |
| Kynžvart Castle | approx. 21 km |
| Loket Castle | approx. 29 km |
| Mariánské Lázně (Marienbad) | approx. 29 km |
Distances are calculated as the crow flies; walking times to the sights and stations come from the Expedia listing.
approx. 1 km
The spa town itself, about 5 km north of Cheb, has roughly 5,600 residents. Since 2021 it has belonged to the UNESCO World Heritage “Great Spas of Europe”.
approx. 14 km
A Cistercian abbey in the Bavarian town of Waldsassen, just across the border. In the Middle Ages the area belonged to the Cheb region, and the convent founded three daughter houses, two of them in Bohemia.
approx. 20 km
A Saxon spa town in the Vogtland with about 3,500 residents, close to where Saxony, Bavaria and Bohemia meet. It lies in the valley of the White Elster, sheltered by high forests.
approx. 21 km
A country noble residence on the borderline between Viennese Classicism and Empire style, known as the former summer seat of the Austrian chancellor Metternich. It is state-owned and open to the public.
approx. 29 km
A castle on a rocky spur above the Ohře river in the Slavkov Forest protected landscape area, listed as a cultural monument.
approx. 29 km
The youngest town of the West Bohemian spa triangle, with about 14,000 residents. Together with Františkovy Lázně and Karlovy Vary it forms part of the UNESCO Great Spas of Europe.
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View details ›A villa in the park, promenades and colonnades close by, and a UNESCO-listed spa town within a short walk.
A tower villa of 1913–1916 that began as a park lookout, plus castles, abbeys and spa architecture across the region.
Bavaria is about 13 km away and Saxony about 20 km, so a day trip to Waldsassen or Bad Elster is easy.
The listing mentions a charging station on site and a railway stop 12 minutes away on foot.
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Yes. Zámeček takes overnight guests in small-scale lodgings, and it can be booked via Expedia, which lists it as an upscale castle. It is a small castle-style tower villa, not a large castle.
No. According to Expedia, pets are not allowed.
Check-in is from 2 pm, and late check-in between 7 pm and 10 pm is possible for a surcharge. Check-out is at 11 am.
Yes, the listing includes a regional breakfast every day from 9:00 to 10:30.
There are a limited number of parking spaces, one per unit at most. The property also has a charging station for electric cars.
Expedia gives 12 minutes on foot to the Aquaforum stop and 16 minutes to Františkovy Lázně station. Karlovy Vary airport is about 51 minutes away by car.
Room photos, guest information and available dates are all in the Rezidence Zámeček listing on Expedia.
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