You can find the Blumau Hotel on the clear green hillsides of South-Eastern Austria. It is a unique wellness and design hotel. Some blogs have dubbed it “the world’s largest habitable work of art”. Designed by Austria’s most famous contemporary artist, Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the Blumau Hotel was designed to unleash your imagination. Hundertwasser believed that straight lines work against nature and purposely designed the hotel to undulate and flow just like the shapes you find in the natural world.
The roof is made of grass, and trees twist through the floors. The hotel is, in essence, a thermal bathhouse where traditional spa treatments sit alongside modern and Eastern practices. There is a water landscape with sweetwater and thermal pools. Spend half a day exploring the range of saunas. Then recharge or work out at the health center. Finish up by taking a relaxing walk through the amazing green grounds.
The main building with the gold dome welcomes you warmly, and the cheerful colors immediately put you in holiday mode!
"Live in harmony with nature" is the message of Rogner Bad Blumau resort. The energy for heating is sourced from a geothermal power plant.
Vulkania spring is groundwater rising from a depth of 6,047 feet (2,843 meters) with a unique composition, and freshwater is constantly pumped into the baths at Rogner Bad Blumau. Due to the natural amount of CO2 in the water, chlorine is not used. The water from Vulkania generates electricity and heats both the hotel and the spa facilities, saving massive emissions.
Bad Blumau 100, 8283 Bad Blumau, Austria
