Grand Hotel Praha sits in Tatranská Lomnica, one of the oldest and most storied hotels in the High Tatras, close to forests holding one of Slovakia’s healthiest brown bear populations.
Historic rooms with period detailing, several with views over the surrounding Tatra peaks.
A refined dining programme served within the hotel’s historic dining hall.
Guided forest walks tracking brown bear sign, alongside hiking and cable car access into the High Tatras’ alpine terrain.
The High Tatras hold a significant Slovak brown bear population, alongside chamois, marmot and golden eagle across its alpine and forest zones.
The hotel’s historic architecture set against the jagged High Tatras skyline is a strong subject in its own right, distinct from the surrounding forest wildlife.
The Tatra National Park’s brown bear monitoring programme is among the most established of its kind in the Carpathian range.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
