The most beautiful hotel pools with a view
Cooling down with a dream panorama!
April 17, 2020
Swimming or enjoying the panorama? Both are best. And that's why, in keeping with the current early summer temperatures, we're taking you on a tour of our hotels with the most impressive infinity pools and inviting you to dream once again. #nowfuerspaeter.
Resort Bergkristall - My Resort in Allgäu
MINDFULNESS ALLGAEU: VIEW OF THE NAGELFLUH CHAIN
In the year-round heated sports infinity pool at the Bergkristall resort in Oberstaufen, guests swim with an endless feeling and a view of the mountain massif of the Allgäu Alps. Particularly in the morning at sunrise and bathed in warm evening light towards the end of the day, the pool is one of the most beautiful spots in the family-run hotel, which offers holistic health concepts such as the Ayurveda - PURE Balance programme in addition to extensive wellness offers.
For more information, see: www.allgaeu.de/achtsamkeit
THE TEGERNSEE
VIEW OF THE TEGERNSEE
Above the lake of the same name, DAS TEGERNSEE is considered the perfect retreat with the best views. Situated between heaven and earth, the heated outdoor pool and almost all hotel areas offer a magnificent panorama of the lake and the foothills of the Alps. Soon, the hotel will shine with a redesign of the rooms and suites in Haus Wallberg.
For more information, see: www.dastegernsee.de
Hotel Schloss Mönchstein
VIEW OF SALZBURG
The luxurious five-star superior hotel Schloss Mönchstein is perched on the top of Salzburg's city mountain and offers impressive views of the city of Mozart while swimming. It impresses with 24 individual rooms and suites, a spa with outdoor infinity pool, the four-star restaurant The Glass Garden and the Apollo Bar. The restaurant and bar area were newly opened in 2018 under a spectacular glass dome.
For more information, see: www.monchstein.at
PURESLIFE
FANTASTIC VIEW OVER THE SOUTH STYRIAN HILLS
With eleven holiday homes, PURESLeben delights its guests in the midst of Styrian vineyards and orchards. Designed by host and winemaker Dietmar Silly himself, each of the domiciles is a gem in its own right, completely different from the others in terms of architecture, design and location. From their own pool, those seeking peace and quiet can enjoy the panorama of the lovely mountain range and enjoy the solitude and privacy. The house's own wines are also a special highlight.
For more information, see: www.puresleben.at
DAS EDELWEISS Salzburg Mountain Resort
view of the great arl valley
The modern luxury resort in Salzburger Land offers a premium time-out in the midst of the mountain and alpine world of the Grossarl Valley, which can be enjoyed especially from the outdoor pool. After the spectacular reopening in July 2019, THE EDELWEISS Salzburg Mountain Resort inspires with a concept based on the pillars of couples and friends, families, spa, sports and events.
For more information, see: www.edelweiss-grossarl.com
Holzhotel Forsthofalm
view of the big asseT
The first all-wood hotel in Leogang with an isolated location at 1,050 metres above sea level inspires with its Sky Spa with roof terrace and heated rooftop pool as well as holistic spa philosophy. Yoga three times a day and a varied fitness programme as part of the Mountain Life programme round off your stay at the Holzhotel Forsthofalm in Salzburger Land.
For more information, see: Falstaff Travel or www.forsthofalm.com
The Waldhof, holiday region Lana
VIEW OF THE HISTORIC MAYENBURG
An unobstructed view of the Mayenburg as well as over the Adige Valley are just two of the many highlights at Hotel Der Waldhof in Völlan in the South Tyrolean holiday region of Lana. The 30,000 square metre nature park, an idyllic natural pond, the new forest event sauna, the multiple award-winning cuisine and plenty of free space also invite guests seeking peace and quiet to relax.
For more information, see: www.visitlana.com
Hotel Pfösl
VIEW OF SCHLERN, ROSENGARTEN AND LATEMAR
The individual nature and spa hotel on South Tyrol's sunniest high plateau stands for sustainability, regionality, experiencing nature and regeneration. The 25-metre, 35-degree infinity saltwater pool is worth a visit for the view of the famous South Tyrolean Dolomites alone. Since the reopening after the renovation in June 2017, the exterior facade is another visual highlight of the Hotel Pfösl.
For more information, see: www.pfoesl.it
Picture credits: Resort Bergkristall; DAS TEGERNSEE; Mönchstein Castle; Günther Standl; Michael Huber; Holzhotel Forsthofalm; Der Waldhof; Florian Andergassen