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The Best Wellness Hotels in German-Speaking Regions

Mountain Resort Feuerberg Among the Best Wellness Hotels in Europe
The Mountain Resort Feuerberg in Carinthia, Austria, was recognized for its fantastic location. Photo: Mountain Resort Feuerberg

October 5, 2026, 9:03 am | Read time: 5 minutes

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many people yearn for relaxation. But which hotels truly offer the best spa, the most attentive service, or the most beautiful location? More than 100,000 vacationers from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland have voted and crowned the winners of the “Wellness Heaven Awards 2027.”

Each year, the online portal “Wellness Heaven” honors the most popular wellness hotels in the German-speaking region. Unlike many hotel awards, the decision here is not made solely by expert juries but primarily by the guests themselves. This year’s award was based on more than 100,000 reviews. A total of 102 hotels were up for selection, having been previously evaluated by professional testers. To be nominated, the establishments had to achieve at least 9.50 stars.

The Best Spas

In the “Best Spa” category, Krallerhof in Leogang came out on top. The five-star wellness hotel in Austria boasts two spa areas totaling around 5,500 square meters, as well as a natural swimming lake with an infinity pool of similar size. Overnight stays are available from 280 euros per person per night.

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The second place went to the five-star Wellness & Sporthotel Jagdhof in Röhrnbach, Bavaria. Guests can enjoy a 6,500-square-meter wellness and water world with indoor and outdoor pools, a natural swimming lake, and eleven themed saunas. Prices start at about 285 euros per person per night.

In third place was the adults-only resort “Das König Ludwig” in Schwangau. The concept includes several pools, natural swimming lakes, saunas, steam baths, as well as yoga and fitness offerings. Prices begin at 460 euros per person per night.

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The Winners in the Hotel Suites Category

The award for the best suite went to Genussdorf Gmachl Hotel & Spa in Bergheim near Salzburg. The spa suites particularly impressed guests. The village suite features a private whirlpool, a sauna with infrared function on the terrace, a steam shower, and a fireplace. Prices start at 350 euros per person per night.

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The second place was awarded to the Wellness & Nature Resort Reischlhof in Wegscheid. The Sky Suite offers guests a Finnish sauna and a private whirlpool. Overnight stays cost from 385 euros per person per night.

In third place is the Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort in Großarl. Depending on the accommodation category, the suites offer a private sauna, whirlpool, or freestanding bathtub, as well as large balconies with mountain views. Prices start at 330 euros per person per night.

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Wellness Hotels with the Most Beautiful Location

The winner in the “Best Location & Surroundings” category was the Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa in Nohfelden. The hotel is located in the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park and offers an infinity pool, a natural swimming pond, and a Celtic outdoor sauna village. Prices start at around 180 euros per person per night.

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Second place went to the Mohr Life Resort in Lermoos, Austria. Surrounded by Tyrolean mountains, the hotel features a spa area in Moroccan-Spanish style with a whirlpool and clay sauna. Overnight prices start at about 190 euros.

Third place was awarded to the Mountain Resort Feuerberg in Carinthia, Austria. At an elevation of 1,769 meters, guests have access to twelve pools, eleven saunas, and a lake spa with an infinity pool established in 2026. Prices begin at around 250 euros per person per night.

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These Establishments Impress with the Best Service

In the “Best Service” category, Hotel Chalet Mirabell in Hafling near Meran took the top spot. The five-star hotel offers a sprawling wellness and water world on 6,000 square meters, featuring a 25-meter-long sunset pool and a natural swimming pond. Prices start at about 300 euros per person per night.

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Second place went to Alpenresort Schwarz in Obermieming. The approximately 5,500-square-meter spa area includes various water landscapes and a sauna village. Overnight stays cost from around 300 euros per person per night.

Third place was awarded to the Bio and Wellness Resort Stanglwirt in Going. The traditional hotel combines an organic farm with a five-star wellness facility and also offers views of the Wilder Kaiser mountain range. Prices are about 320 euros per person per night.

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The Winners in the Culinary Category

The award for the best cuisine went to Lake Spa Hotel Seeleiten in Kaltern, South Tyrol. Here, Mediterranean specialties meet regional South Tyrolean cuisine, complemented by wines from the hotel’s own vineyard. Prices start at 220 euros per person per night.

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Second place went to Berg-Kristall Mein Resort in Allgäu, Oberstaufen. Guests can choose between regional products and fine dining at the wellness hotel and create a menu with up to six courses in the evening. Overnight stays are available from 150 euros per person per night.

Third place was secured by Hotel Kronelamm in Bad Teinach-Zavelstein. The gourmet restaurant “Berlins Krone” serves a Michelin-starred menu, complemented by regional specialties. Prices start at 172 euros per person per night.

This article is a machine translation of the original German version of TRAVELBOOK and has been reviewed for accuracy and quality by a native speaker. For feedback, please contact us at info@travelbook.de.

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