Lázeňský hotel PARK — Hotel in okres Nymburk

This is my worst experience in a wellness/spa center. I feel very disappointed. I went for body peel, dead sea salt bath and full body massage with my girlfriend for her birthday, so when I made the reservation I asked explicitly to be together and the lady assured me that we will be together. We weren't together at any moment, for body peel and bath we were in the same room but separated and for body massage we were in different rooms. It's as if we had come separately. Body peel and bath were okay, but the massage was terrible, my therapist did the same movements for 30 minutes and he was doing weird noises with his mouth so I didn't feel relaxed at any moment. The facilities don't help you to feel relaxed, rooms look more like a hospital than a spa place. No decorations nor pleasant environment. We were walking with or backpacks and stuff through the building, no locker. Even the shower wasn't working properly. This is my worst experience at a wellness/spa center. Honestly I feel scammed after paying...

This family-run hotel is quite plain, breakfasts are not too exciting and I doubt that dinners there are much better, so nothing special in this respect. However, the therapies on offer are extremely professional and good. The choice is vast from pleasant wellness massages such as hot stones, honey or chocolate massage, various mud wraps and exfoliations and baths, including a beer bath, to those more exotic listed under “AYURVEDIC” section in the list of some 50 therapies in total. I have visited the hotel several times in the past 4 years for the therapies, staying usually 2 nights and pilling in about 8 therapies. They do special "packages" but you can make your own selections.The best time to stay is mid-week when the hotel is not so busy. The hotel is in a pleasant part of this small spa town, rooms overlook the park, it is some 50 km east of Prague, 5 min walk from the train station from which trains run to central...

I stayed here for a week on business - on a dark and wet week in November.||||It's plain, it's simple it's low on facilities. But reasonably clean and right at the side of the park. Free internet, which is always good to have. ||||There are lots of people wandering about the corridors in bath robes and many of the rooms have been converted for "treatments". Most of the clientele are staying on recuperation / post op breaks. Which is probably why it's so quiet.||||The breakfast is fine (bread, cheese a couple of hot dishes) but nothing special. In the evening it was dead; but there is an excellent bar / restaurant (the square) a few doors down and a couple of other good placed to eat in walking distance (though for most of them you have to read Czech or guess wildly at what to order - probably it will be a pork knuckle!).||||The Spa Hotel Felicitas looks posher - will try that one next time...