25 September 2020
PURE RELAXATION
Where the soul drifts: Day Spa around Seefeld
Nature strives for balance, and so does man. The natural treasures of the Alps can be experienced in various ways around Seefeld: whether you leave tracks in the picturesque snow-covered mountain landscapes in winter or hike through the Alps around the sun terrace in summer, nature reveals its most beautiful treasures, providing strength, tranquility, and relaxation. Allow your soul to drift among rugged rocks, aromatic woods, and crystal-clear water – in the excellent wellness establishments of this culinary region, this is even possible in rainy weather. Whether it’s a spontaneous sauna session or deep-acting regeneration in the Day Spa – natural relaxation on Tyrol’s high plateau is simply very accessible. So, we have gathered the best Day Spa offers in the region for you – wishing you wonderful relaxation!
Wellness squared: Krumers Post and Alpin
With Krumers Post and Krumers Alpin, a prestigious brand name from Seefeld has created two character-rich wellness establishments. Krumers Post has a long history and entices visitors in the historic town center with local woods (Swiss stone pine), plenty of natural stone, and generous panoramic views across four floors. Alpin is located just a short distance away and offers a relaxing experience on impressive 3,400 wellness square meters with discreetly modern architectural language and gentle lines.
Krumers Alpin – Your Mountain Oasis – contemporary mountain oasis for alpine relaxation without compromise (Photos: Krumers Alpin)
In both cases, for a holistic relaxation experience, a uncompromising Day Spa Experience is recommended: With prior reservation, various pampering packages can be booked at Krumers. From the soothing After Work Wellness (from 4 PM) to the exclusive Day Spa experience with breakfast for family and friends. For newly in love couples, Krumers Post even offers exclusive togetherness with their own Private Romantic Sauna! Both wellness facilities invite guests several times a day to guided thematic infusions to experience the traditional Tyrolean sauna culture up close. In between, heated indoor and outdoor pools, deeply effective treatments, healthy snacks, and aromatic tea creations from the region provide relaxation.
Krumers Post Hotel & Spa – Wellbeing with a lot of history, wood, and a fireplace in the historic heart of Seefeld (Photos: Krumers Post)
Legends Among Themselves: Alpin Resort Sacher and Hotel Klosterbräu
With the Klosterbräu Hotel & Spa and the Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld – Tirol, two exclusive traditional establishments share the wellness Olympus in the culinary region of Seefeld. While the Five Star Superior Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld – Tirol enjoys sunny tranquility on the edge of the forest, the distinctive Klosterbräu is located directly in the picturesque village center of Seefeld. Those booking a relaxation experience at the Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld – Tirol receive a tour beforehand; otherwise, one might get lost. There are green open spaces with a natural swimming lake and alpine beach, a lounge and panoramic sauna, laconium, herbal steam bath, Kneipp facility, brine grotto, sun terrace, and spacious relaxation areas in between. The countless impressions are linked by a masterful design concept that harmoniously combines tradition and modernity. The spa superlative Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld – Tirol also leaves no wishes unfulfilled, pampering with elaborate treatments, offering small delights from the creative kitchen upon request, and was recently awarded the title of the most popular wellness hotel by Falstaff.
Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld – Tirol – virtually limitless spa superlatives with style, natural swimming lake, and alpine beach (Photos: Hotel Sacher, David Zangerl & David Johansson)
The Hotel Klosterbräu & Spa also presents itself unrivaled in the in-house Younique Day Spa – with seven themed saunas, four heated water areas, and the only hand-carved wooden sauna in the world. Between rugged stone walls and flickering candlelight, the monastery tells stories, and at the eternal beer fountain, one can also taste the famous Klosterbräu between sauna sessions. Following in the footsteps of the monks, you now traverse the cloister in the Kneipp basin; the spacious Garden of Eden borders lush forest and meadow areas outside, and there is a reading lounge with a wooden fireplace and water beds in the 500-year-old monastery cellar.
Hotel Klosterbräu & Spa – wonderfully historic monastery walls with Eden garden, hand-carved wooden sauna and free beer fountain (Photos: Hotel Klosterbräu, Stephan Elsler & David Johansson)
Heavenly: Day Spa at the Lärchenhof Seefeld
The Hotel Lärchenhof in Seefeld proudly features "Nature & Spa" and has every reason to do so: local woods fragrance the 900m2 large relax retreat with a romantic larch forest – so always follow your nose here. In the marVita 4-Elements wellness program, body and mind come together, allowing you to float between soothing sauna sessions in the heated indoor pool or enjoy the magnificent mountain view from the sun balcony. An ice fountain provides variety and refreshment in between, otherwise you can simply take a deep breath in the steam bath. As an exclusive extra, various Ayurvedic treatments are available, and if desired, you can also book a longer wellness break with a private spa at the Lärchenhof.
Lärchenhof Nature & Spa Hotel Seefeld in Tirol – Not every place has an idyllic wellness oasis in the larch forest. Here, you can even find Ayurveda, and an unparalleled mountain view is, of course, a given in Seefeld. (Photos: Lärchenhof Nature & Spa)
Day Spa Deluxe in Leutasch: Hotel Kristall & Hotel Karwendel
Pure relaxation can be enjoyed not only in Seefeld; the vast Leutasch high valley also offers truly tempting day spa packages with the completely renovated luxury hotels Kristall and Karwendel! The Hotel Kristall in the district of Weidach now features a two-story Cocoon Spa (ground floor from 16 years, upper floor for everyone), a fragrant wood sauna with a view of the mountain panorama, a spacious sun terrace, new relaxation areas to unwind, and on the rooftop, a year-round heated infinity pool – one treats oneself after all! The relaxing day trip can also be enhanced here with a hearty gourmet breakfast upon request – in any case, advance reservation is requested for the popular day spa refuge at Hotel Kristall!
Hotel Kristall – the most modern Day Spa with a rooftop infinity pool and panorama sauna in Leutasch (Photos: David Johansson)
Anyone searching for a favorite spot in the heart of nature need not look long in Leutasch. With the Hotel Karwendel, a wellness establishment in the Ostbach district shines that truly has no equal here. Precious moments are promised by the 1,500 m² relaxation concept, stylishly cast in rustic Alpine baroque. There is no trace of kitsch; instead, nostalgic charm, timeless accents, and modern amenities blend into a total work of art for all senses: At the 300 m² swimming pond, various frogs give open-air concerts in summer, while in winter you jump straight from your bed onto the ski trail. There are hanging loungers for relaxation, mountain views of the majestic Munde, and in between vital bar, fitness, yoga, crystal grotto, sauna, or a lap in the year-round heated in- & outdoor pool. When you have choices, you have dilemmas – and there’s indeed plenty to do here.
Hotel Karwendel – timeless Alpine Baroque with modern accents, its own swimming pond and a suitable touch of premium (Photos: Hotel Karwendel)
Alpine and Olympic Pool: Being spontaneous twice
Those who crave an adventure in the Alps and want to let their soul unwind will find two great relaxation options at the Olympic Spa Seefeld and the Alpine Spa Leutasch. Parking spaces and good public transport connections make spontaneous decisions easy in both cases, and the sauna areas are spacious and lovingly designed: The Olympic Spa Seefeld features a real Roman bath model, while the Alpine Spa Leutasch impresses with wooden sweat huts in traditional Tyrolean style.
Olympiabad Seefeld – ancient-inspired relaxation with an adventurous water world
After soothing special infusions by the sauna master, generous relaxation areas invite you to take a breather. Ice plunge pools and Kneipp facilities invigorate the circulation, and upon request, the restaurant serves small delicacies for in-between. Upon presentation of the regional "PlateauCard" guest card, hotel guests receive special offers and special conditions in both baths – for those who don't enjoy sweating, simply swimming is also an option.
Alpenbad Leutasch – beneficial relaxation with genuine Tyrolean sweat lodges and waterfall
Of course, one can also enjoy wellness with less, but one might ask why? If you give yourself a break in Tyrol's high plateau, you can also be generous – at least the most beautiful aspects of relaxation have already been found in the Seefeld region.
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