DLW Linoleum References - Hotel and Golf Club golfYacht in Prague

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The golfYacht is moored at the Prague Rohan Island where a golf course is also planned for the future. Unlike classic club houses, the yacht is also safe from possible flooding.

Constructor: Jan Vlèek, Prague

Architects: Miro Pistek Design, Bayreuth, Deutschland

Location: Prague, Czech Republic

Adress: Rohanský ostrov

Completion: 2008

Photos: Werner Huthmacher, Berlin

Since the Czech Jan Vlcek bought at auction the club ship of the Czech inland navigation, the ship, built in 1979, has undergone numerous alterations: in addition to its change of location from Hamburg to Prague 600 kilometres away, the 80-metre yacht has also been completely converted. The Bayreuth designer Miro Pistek converted the ship into a luxurious golf hotel with a wellness zone, a conference hall and indoor golf facilities. On four decks and 2,400 square metres of useable surface, 34 hotel rooms in three different categories are now available to the guests. Spacious window areas as well as the choice of light materials and colours create a friendly ambience in the interior of the ship. Attractive accents are the Scala design tiles by Armstrong: a total of six different wood designs complement the luxurious atmosphere of the golf hotel.
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The ceiling, the furniture as well as the floor of the wellness zone on the upper deck were designed with curved shapes referring to the round form of a porthole.
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In the golf bar with an indoor facility as well, DLW Luxury Vinyl looking like wood was installed. Due to the finishing with the PUR Eco System, the floor is particularly robust and durable.
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All the cabins are equipped with air conditioning, television, phone and Internet access. The use of glass doors and mirrors creates a spacious atmosphere.
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The ceiling construction of the ship restaurant is deliberately kept visible. It was designed in shades of yellow and green with graphic elements from the world of golf.