Nourishing Ayurvedic treatments, medically supervised

An Ayurvedic treatment addresses the root cause, not the symptom. It begins with a medical diagnosis, relieves the burden on the metabolism, and then systematically rebuilds it. What sets it apart from a regular break is its lasting effect: You’ll leave with recommendations for your diet and daily routine that will keep the benefits going long after you’ve left.

In German. This means you don't need a translator to discuss your symptoms, medications, or pre-existing conditions—not even during the initial medical consultation, when the course of your treatment is determined.

It begins with a consultation and a pulse diagnosis, which are used to create your personalized treatment plan. The day then follows a set schedule: a liver elixir and yoga in the morning, your treatment in the late morning, a meal tailored to your treatment phase at noon, and rest and the therapeutic spa in the afternoon. The day concludes with a final consultation offering recommendations for your daily life at home.

It depends on what you want to achieve. A long weekend is enough for a first impression, true relaxation, and an initial treatment experience. For a treatment program that resets your metabolism, your body needs preparation, detoxification, and rebuilding. A week is the minimum required for this; more in-depth programs take significantly longer.

The detox program focuses on relieving stress, cleansing the intestines, and boosting metabolism and is therefore a good way to start a cleansing regimen. Panchakarma combines all the classic cleansing methods and goes significantly deeper, both physically and emotionally. Both programs are supervised by a doctor throughout, and each has its own page listing all associated programs.

No. A wellness vacation is a stay that includes treatments you choose yourself, and its effects last only as long as you're there. A medical treatment program, on the other hand, begins with a doctor’s diagnosis and follows a set regimen that affects digestion, sleep patterns, and eating habits. That’s why it lasts longer than a weekend and continues to have an effect even after you leave.

No. Traditional Ayurvedic practices are also available in full in German-speaking countries, provided by Ayurvedic practitioners trained in India. In fact, there are several reasons why flying might actually hinder the success of the treatment: Every treatment begins with rest, and jet lag, a change in climate, and unfamiliar food drain precisely the energy that the cleansing process lacks during the first few days.

The hotel draws its thermal water from its own source in the ground near Bad Waltersdorf. It is rich in minerals, including magnesium, sulfur compounds, and bicarbonate, and has been used there for generations to promote regeneration. The combination of Ayurvedic treatments and the spa’s own thermal water is exceptionally rare in Europe and is freely available to all spa guests.

Yes, in many cases, but not without a prior medical examination. We have Dr. Alexandra Koller, a physician specializing in general and holistic medicine, on staff who will take your medical history, medications, and lab results into account when planning your treatment program. The treatments support the body’s own regulatory processes and are expressly not intended to replace conventional medical treatment, but rather to complement it with an Ayurvedic perspective.