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Sweating, dreaming, floating – the magic of hotels with saunas
Warmth caresses your skin, essential oils dance in the air, and for a moment, time seems to stand still. Hotels with saunas are places for sensuality, retreat and sometimes even a little rebellion against the grey everyday routine. Why? Because saunas are spaces where you can let go. Spaces where your skin tingles, your thoughts fall silent and your body reinvents itself. Sauna hotels offer you this ritual right outside your door – modern, traditional, creatively staged and often surprisingly different: sometimes as a panoramic sauna with a view of the mountains, sometimes as a scented sauna with rosemary infusion or as a minimalist wooden cocoon with Scandinavian simplicity. Checking in here means immersing yourself in a world of warmth, steam and happiness. And suddenly everything is a little easier, clearer, more beautiful.
Magical sauna landscape in northern Germany
At the Romantik® Hotel Jagdhaus Eiden am See in Bad Zwischenahn, you can immerse yourself in a world of warmth, fragrances and sensual experiences. The diverse range of saunas caters to everyone, from curious beginners to passionate sauna enthusiasts. In the classic Finnish sauna, intense temperatures provide a cleansing, powerful sweating experience, while the gentler bio sauna harmoniously relaxes the body with crackling warmth and soft lighting.
The steam bath welcomes its guests even more gently, enveloped in fine, warm mist that opens the pores and frees the breath. A special highlight is the moor steam bath, which provides an almost earthy sense of security with its deep warmth and soothing minerals. In the outdoor area, the sauna becomes a spectacle: the mill wheel infusion sauna gives the ritual a unique touch – powerful, lively, unforgettable. The beach wagon sauna on the lake shore offers complete privacy, where the interplay of heat and fresh breeze unfolds with particular intensity. And those who have the courage after their sauna session can plunge into the cold pool – a tingling contrast that refreshes body and mind and revives the senses.
Penthouse sauna on the Moselle
Golden sunbeams reflecting on the Moselle, the soft rustling of vine leaves – and right in the middle of it all, the Finnish panorama sauna in the penthouse of the Romantik® Jugendstilhotel Bellevue in Traben-Trarbach. From above, guests can enjoy not only intense warmth, but also a unique view over the Moselle valley and the vineyards on the opposite bank. The entire sauna area combines modern facilities with the historic flair of Art Nouveau. Warm lighting and harmonious materials make every sauna session a sensual experience, allowing both body and mind to relax.
Mystic Sauna & Salt Cave in South Tyrol
Intense heat that makes your heart beat faster and warms your body from within: in the Feuer-Wächter-Mystic sauna at the Romantik® Hotel Turm in Völs, you can enjoy views of the majestic Schlern mountain while water is slowly poured over the hot stones. The Finnish sauna impresses with its classic, powerful heat, while the spruce sauna offers gentle relaxation with a fine mist. In the aromatic steam bath, fragrant essences invigorate the senses, accompanied by a sparkling starry sky that makes every sauna session a special experience.
Sauna enjoyment & wellness in the Westerwald
At the Romantik® Hotel Heinz in Höhr-Grenzhausen, you can experience wellness in all its diversity. Eight indoor saunas – from Finnish saunas to Swiss stone pine and bio saunas to infrared saunas, caldariums, laconiums, Turkish steam baths and aroma baths – offer variety for every type of sauna. Outside, the new earth sauna invites you to enjoy an authentic sauna experience surrounded by nature. Covering a total area of 2,500 m², there is an indoor pool, spacious relaxation rooms, massage services, a large garden for relaxation and a tea and snack station to recharge your batteries.
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Sauna tradition meets modernity in the Upper Palatinate
Inspired by nature, sauna bathing in the garden spa at the Romantik® Hotel Hirschen in Parsberg is an experience in itself: a Swiss stone pine bio sauna, Finnish sauna, infrared sauna and the Soleum with sea salt cabin offer a variety of warmth and relaxation. Outside, the natural pool with sun deck invites you to take a deep breath and cool off. The wellness experience continues in the main building: steam bath, whirlpool and Kneipp treatments provide new energy. The sauna area is included for all guests and is only a few steps away, including a tea and snack bar – perfect for switching between different types of saunas and consciously enjoying every moment.
Sauna area in the heart of the Harz Mountains
Warmth, space and fresh forest air – the sauna area at the RoLigio® Wellness Resort Romantischer Winkel in Bad Sachsa combines relaxation with the power of Harz nature. The panoramic outdoor sauna offers views of the surrounding greenery, while the RoLigio® bio sauna and cabin sauna provide a sense of cosiness. The rustic Wilderer sauna is a special experience, with daily infusions providing intense moments. The rock crystal and herbal steam baths and the soothing tepidarium offer a gentler experience. For refreshing cooling down after a sauna session, there is a brine grotto, ice fountain, Kneipp foot bath and experience showers – an interplay of heat and freshness that invigorates body and mind and gives new strength.
Sauna & tranquillity. Slow down in the Lüneburg Heath
‘Experience peace and harmony – do something good for yourself’: this motto characterises the approximately 200 m² spa area at Niemeyer's Romantik® Posthotel in Fassberg. The Finnish sauna provides intense heat, the gentle bio sauna offers soothing mildness, and the infrared heat cabin ensures precise warmth. Between sauna sessions, you can enjoy the view of the park-like garden. Old oak trees, a splashing fountain and the historic backdrop make it the perfect place for quiet moments, sunbathing or reading a good book surrounded by nature.
Sauna & forest spa in Switzerland
The versatile sauna area at the Romantik® Hotel Schweizerhof in Flims offers classic Finnish saunas, bio saunas and soothing steam baths, complemented by infrared cabins and an aromatic steam bath, for intense heat or gentle relaxation, just as you wish. In addition, yoga, meditation and massage services ensure an all-round harmonious experience. You will find a special sense of calm in the 108 m² forest room: energetic spruce wood, a large sliding window front with a view of the greenery and yoga equipment create an atmosphere of unity and tranquillity. Whether it's a mindfulness retreat, seminar or sound meditation – here you can connect your body and sound. Right next door, the tea and snack bar offers short energy breaks.
Discover sauna hotels on the map:
Germany
PEARLS by Romantik
Hotel & Spa Suiten FreiWerk
Romantik Hotel
Burgkeller & Residenz Kerstinghaus
Romantik Hotel
Chalet am Kiental
PEARLS by Romantik
Göbel's Schlosshotel Prinz von Hessen
Italy
Spain
Austria
Romantik Hotel
Im Weissen Rössl am Wolfgangsee
Netherlands
Belgium
Switzerland
Slovenia
FAQ Frequently asked Questions
A sauna relaxes muscles, promotes blood circulation, strengthens the immune system and is the perfect way to unwind after an eventful day.
In most hotels, use of the sauna is already included in the room price. Some establishments charge a small extra fee or offer day spa tickets. Please check this when booking.
Yes, the saunas have fixed opening hours and are usually open from morning until evening. This varies greatly from hotel to hotel. In some hotels, the sauna is turned on upon request.
Yes, many hotels offer different types of saunas, such as Finnish saunas, bio saunas or infrared cabins. Some wellness areas are equipped with large sauna areas, panoramic saunas or infusion saunas, while some hotels have a small sauna.
Yes – the sauna is suitable for guests of all experience levels. Tips on how to use it are available directly at the hotel.
Yes, almost all hotels with saunas offer relaxation rooms, terraces or gardens for unwinding and cold showers for cooling down after a sauna session.
That depends on the hotel culture: in many establishments, guests use the sauna without clothing, while in some wellness hotels swimwear is also permitted. Some hotels offer both options.
This varies depending on the hotel. Some establishments allow children above a certain age, while others offer separate family times.
Yes, towels and usually bathrobes are provided by the hotel – often directly in the room or in the spa area.
A full stomach and sauna do not go well together. Ideally, you should use the sauna about two hours after a meal – this gives your body time to digest. Immediately after eating, your circulation can be strained, whereas a small snack or light fruit before using the sauna is perfectly fine.
A sauna session lasts 8 to 15 minutes on average. It is important that you feel comfortable and do not exceed your personal limits. It is better to have several shorter sauna sessions than one that is too long.
Only drink small amounts before using the sauna – preferably water or unsweetened tea. After the sauna, it is important to replenish your fluid levels, ideally with mineral water or isotonic drinks.
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