Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne), Czechia

Quick Facts

Experience

Resorts & Spas

Access Level

Easy to reach (no hike)

Safety Level

Generally safe

What to Wear

Swimsuit required

Family Friendly

Yes

Entry Fee

Paid

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Address

U Hadich lazni 1470, 415 01 Teplice, Usti nad Labem Region, Czech Republic

Overview

About Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne)

Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne), Czechia is a neo-baroque spa building at U Hadich lazni 1470, Sanovsky Park, Teplice. Part of Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s., the oldest spa in Central Europe (2,000+ years). Built 1911 as the Baths of Empress Elisabeth (Lázne cisarovny Alzbety) for Empress Sissi. State-listed Czech cultural heritage monument. Café Restaurant Sissi on site.

Treats adults and children 18 months to 18 years for musculoskeletal and neurological diseases. All procedures, accommodation, and catering under one roof. Thermal pool uses Pravridlo and Hynie spring water (bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium with radon, 39-44 degrees Celsius). Salt cave open daily 09:00-18:00; one 45-minute session equals three days at the seaside for iodine and mineral exposure. Barrier-free equipment including hydraulic systems for immobile patients.

Procedures for children include individual exercises, water treatment, ergotherapy, massage, magnetotherapy, thermotherapy, electrotherapy, sensorimotor integration, oxygen therapy, and inhalation. Children from 3 to 12 months: 10 procedures per week. Children 12 to 18 months: 18 per week. Children 18 months to 18 years: 24 per week. Nové Lazne with Lokomat and Snoezelen is approximately 400 metres away.

Location & Access

Getting to Stone Spa House

Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne) is at U Hadich lazni 1470 in Sanovsky Park, Teplice, North Bohemia. Trolleybus lines 106 and 111 and bus line 122 have a stop directly outside the spa building. The main Teplice railway and bus stations are in the city centre approximately 1 kilometre away; line 3 (weekdays) and line 121 (weekends) also serve the spa zone area. The spa is in the Sanov quarter of Teplice, on the edge of Sanovsky Park opposite Sady Ceskoslovenske armady park.

From Prague, drive northwest on the D8 motorway to Teplice; approximately 80-90 kilometres and 50 minutes. Teplice is 20 kilometres west of Usti nad Labem and approximately 90 kilometres south of Dresden via the Ore Mountains border crossing. Karlovy Vary is approximately 90 kilometres west. On-site parking is available at the Stone Spa House; each spa house in the Teplice resort has its own car park. The Nové Lazne sanatorium (Lokomat, Snoezelen, Erben Spa House accommodation) is a 5-minute walk approximately 400 metres away on flat ground.

Book stays and treatment programmes via lazneteplice.cz or by calling +420 417 977 444 (main spa line). Children from 18 months to 18 years are accepted with an accompanying adult. Bring complete medical documentation at admission. The Teplice spa doctor assesses each patient's programme individually on arrival. Czech health insurance covers indicated spa stays; private-paying international patients are also accepted.

Suitability & Accessibility

Who Stone Spa House Suits

Stone Spa House suits adult patients seeking musculoskeletal or neurological rehabilitation in a historic neo-baroque spa building in the centre of the Teplice spa park; families with children from 18 months upward with cerebral palsy, scoliosis, juvenile arthritis, or osteochondrosis who want all services under one roof with a children's restaurant corner and playroom; and visitors who want accessible hot springs Czechia in a heritage-listed building with barrier-free infrastructure. The most comfortable spa hotel in the Teplice resort, it has special hydraulic equipment for patients with full or partial immobility.

Teplice is the oldest spa in Central Europe (2,000+ years). The Sanovsky Park setting surrounding the spa is an attractive walking area. Teplice Chateau and the Regional Museum are in the city centre. Duchcov Chateau, where Casanova spent his last years, is 10 kilometres west. The Teplice Botanical Garden is adjacent to the spa zone. Dresden, Germany, is approximately 90 kilometres north. The Ore Mountains border region offers hiking. For lazne-focused visitors, the full spectrum of Teplice Spa houses (Beethoven, Cisarske Lazne, Kamenne Lazne, Nove Lazne) is within the same spa quarter of the city.

Barrier-free access is confirmed throughout Stone Spa House with hydraulic equipment in treatment rooms. The spa building has a lift. All procedures are carried out within the building itself, avoiding outdoor transfers. Contact lazneteplice.cz before booking to confirm specific accessibility requirements for individual treatment rooms.

Safety & Etiquette

Stone Spa House Safety Tips

Stone Spa House is a fully medically supervised spa hotel. All treatment programmes are prescribed by the spa doctor after an initial examination on arrival. Children aged 3 to 12 months receive 10 procedures per week; children 12 to 18 months receive 18 procedures per week; children 18 months to 18 years receive 24 procedures per week. Do not add or modify any procedures without consulting the treating physician. Bring full medical documentation (patient records, X-rays, discharge papers, current medications) for both adult and child patients.

The thermal swimming pool uses Teplice bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium thermal water with a radon admixture at 39-44 degrees Celsius. The pool is primarily a therapeutic facility and access is generally restricted to staying guests on a timed schedule. Standard thermal pool safety applies: shower before entry, limit sessions, and exit immediately if you feel faint. The salt cave provides halotherapy in a 45-minute session; avoid with active respiratory infections or open wounds. The cave is open daily 09:00 to 18:00.

Stone Spa House is a non-smoking building throughout. The building is next to Sanovsky Park, which is a pleasant flat walking area between sessions. A children's corner is integrated into the restaurant, allowing parents to eat while children play within view. The parent company Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s. coordinates procedures across all Teplice spa houses; some procedures for children (Lokomat, Snoezelen) are conducted at Nove Lazne 400 metres away on flat ground, with transfers arranged by the medical team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne) in Teplice?

Stone Spa House (Kamenne lazne) is a neo-baroque spa building at U Hadich lazni 1470 in Sanovsky Park, Teplice, part of Lazne Teplice v Cechach a.s. Built 1911 as the Baths of Empress Elisabeth (for Empress Sissi). State-listed Czech cultural heritage monument. Treats adults and children 18 months to 18 years for musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. Thermal pool (Teplice thermal radon water, 39-44 degrees). Salt cave (daily 09:00-18:00, 45 min). Barrier-free with hydraulic equipment. All services under one roof: accommodation, treatment, catering. Cafe Restaurant Sissi. Nové Lazne sanatorium 400 metres away.

Why is Teplice Spa the oldest spa in Central Europe?

Teplice Spa's 2,000-year history is documented by archaeological finds of Roman coins in the Pravridlo (Primary Hot Spring) and Celtic coins and jewellery from the beginning of the Common Era found near the Giant Spring (Obri pramen) by Duchcov. The springs were known and used by Roman-era visitors and subsequently by Slavonic settlers and the Benedictine Monastery of St. John the Baptist, founded by Queen Judith. Historical records from the 16th century document a major expansion of balneology in Teplice. The spa town was called Little Paris in the 18th and 19th centuries and was visited by Beethoven, Goethe, Tsar Peter I, Wagner, Chopin, and Liszt.

What is the Teplice thermal mineral water used at Stone Spa House?

Teplice thermal water comes from two springs: Pravridlo (Primary Hot Spring) and Hynie. The water is classified as bicarbonate-sulphate-sodium type with an admixture of radon and a high fluoride content. Temperature at source: 39-44 degrees Celsius (102-111 degrees Fahrenheit). It is the only water in the world of this specific mineral composition with added radon at this temperature. It is used in hydrotherapy, rehabilitation pools, whirlpool baths, and additive baths. The water's myorelaxant effect makes it particularly effective for cerebral palsy and spasticity conditions.

What is the salt cave at Stone Spa House?

The salt cave at Stone Spa House is a halotherapy room inside the spa building, open daily from 09:00 to 18:00. Sessions are 45 minutes long. One session is stated to be equivalent to three days at the seaside in terms of exposure to iodine, potassium, selenium, and other minerals. The high concentration of iodine in the microclimate is beneficial for allergies, asthma, and skin conditions including eczema, fungal diseases, and psoriasis. The same salt cave benefit is available at the nearby Judita spa hotel in Teplice. Avoid the salt cave with active respiratory infections or open wounds.

What else is there to do near Stone Spa House in Teplice?

Sanovsky Park immediately surrounding the spa is pleasant for flat walks between sessions. Teplice Chateau and the Regional Museum are in the city centre approximately 1 kilometre away. The Teplice Botanical Garden is adjacent to the spa area. Duchcov Chateau, where Giacomo Casanova spent his final years, is 10 kilometres west. The Ore Mountains (Krusne hory) offer hiking, cycling, and skiing, with Klinovec (1,244 metres) approximately 50 kilometres west. Prague is 80-90 kilometres southeast via the D8 motorway. Dresden is approximately 90 kilometres north.