A glass walkway connects the hotel to the Spa - you can head straight to the spa in your bathrobe, comfortable and convenient. The wellness area is modern and well kept. The pool, around 7 by 13 meters and heated to 30°C, isn’t large but perfectly fine for a few laps. The spa also includes a bio sauna, Finnish sauna, steam room, plunge pool, ice fountain, and a quiet space to unwind. The pool uses regular water, not the mineral-rich spring water that Bad Bocklet is known for. That healing water - believed to support circulation and metabolism—is available in the town’s public baths, if you’d like to experience it for yourself. All Ayurvedic treatments and programs are carried out in the traditional way by an experienced team from Kerala, the southernmost state of India and the heart of Ayurveda. Both English and German are spoken. After an intake consultation with the Ayurvedic doctor, your treatment plan is tailored to your needs.

• Daily yoga
• Golf courses (18 holes) in Bad Kissingen and Maria Bildhausen (ca 13/23 km)
• Nordic Walking
• Skiing (nearby)
• Fishing (nearby)
• Hiking
• Cycling

Savor fresh, nutritious, and locally sourced cuisine. Ayurveda guests enjoy authentic ayurvedic meals as part of a full-board plan, thoughtfully crafted based on the recommendations of ayurveda specialists. Other guests can start the day with an extensive breakfast buffet and, with a half-board option, choose between an à la carte dinner or a dinner buffet. Full-board guests also receive a revitalizing afternoon snack. Vegetarian and lactose-free options are available.

• The chapel offers a space for mindfulness, Zen, and spirituality, where you can embrace the tranquility of complete silence. 
• The Balthasar Neumann spring, known for its healing properties, contains the highest iron concentration in Germany—and possibly in all of Europe. 
• A unique blend of treatments is available under one roof, combining Ayurveda, Kneipp therapy, and balneotherapy for a holistic approach to well-being.

• You can arrive any day. Ayurveda programmes can start any day except Saturdays.  
  
• English proficiency varies, but with gestures and some basic German, communication is usually manageable. The Ayurveda doctor does speak English.