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Bad Gastein is not just a paradise for skiers. Discover fascinating Belle Époque architecture, the Felsentherme thermal spa, romantic sleigh rides, and cultural highlights.
Here, it’s all about a farm-to-table approach where sustainability is key. Ingredients are sourced fresh from local farmers and producers, with each meal artistically assembled.
The cōmodo spa draws on this tradition using luxury Saint Charles products and the healing properties of the Gastein water.
Location
The sleepy Alpine village of Bad Gastein is a sublime destination for skiing, cycling, and hiking throughout the year, with good connections by train from major cities. Area points of interest include Klammstein Castle, which brings to life the traditional knight's meal from long ago; the Bad Gastein waterfall, with water dropping 340-meters through the center of town; and numerous celebrated toboggan and ski runs.
The Originals
Barbara Elwardt & Piotr Wisniewski
Transportation Options
SZG - Salzburg Airport
Bad Gastein Bahnhof
Hotel Features
Michelin Key
Wellness retreat
Gym
Fine wine
Farm-to-table-dining
Basic Information
Check-in: 15:00 - 22:00
Check-out: 07:00 - 11:00
Child friendly
Pet friendly
General
Free wifi
Secure parkingService comes at an extra charge
Family friendly
Electric vehicle charing station
Smoke detectors
Pet Friendly
Elevators
Doctor on callService comes at an extra charge
Gift shop
Early/late check-in availableService comes at an extra charge
Room
Room service available
Daily housekeeping
Wake up service
Newspapers availableService comes at an extra charge
Features
Restaurant on site
Bar/lounge
Room service available
Breakfast buffet
Interior design weStudio
Context was key in creating a coherent, unified design that respects both the area’s history and its stunning location. Custom-made furniture and wallpaper, natural wood flooring, and organic textiles showcase textures that reflect the landscape. Shades of rich wine and bottle-green offset original terrazzo floors, while local materials, such as oak and pine, offer a timeless aesthetic. And it’s all augmented by inspired works of art and Deco touches.
Architecture weStudio
The history of the original building, which was built in 1881, played an important role in the structure’s rebirth, with the former property undergoing a contemporary update that still speaks to the timelessness of the area. Boasting an Alpine resort design with 1960s nostalgia and elements of Viennese café style, the hotel also features large, panoramic windows that showcase the region’s beautiful landscapes.
Originals Barbara Elwardt & Piotr Wisniewski
Destination A sleepy village awakens
Once a refuge for nobility seeking natural splendor, the village of Bad Gastein had been forgotten in recent decades. Today, a small but mighty creativity community has this Alpine paradise returning to its former glory. It is the perfect retreat for wellness, skiing, cycling, hiking, or simply losing yourself in the beauty of the mountains.
De Leit Brilliant simplicity
With a special focus placed on organic vegetables that are sustainably grown and harvested on nearby farms, De Leit restaurant combines the skills of local talents and Berlin-based chef Max Jensen to create a menu of unadulterated goodness. The hotel’s bar, meanwhile, forgoes vogue cocktails, and instead presents classic drinks and high-quality Winzersekt from local organic farms and small-batch vineyards.
Treatments and more Healing and health
Complete with treatment rooms, two saunas, and an indoor pool, the spa offers a range of treatments, from traditional massage and facials to concentrated plant power shots and soothing magnesium treatments. Expert therapists draw on a modern and ancient healing techniques to rejuvenate and pamper you in privacy.
What makes for good design? Find out with architect Piotr Wisniewski of weStudio, the multidisciplinary creative firm behind the cōmodo hotel.
We heart the devil-may-care punchy, pop colored, abstract, and graphic style of the boundary-pushing postmodernist group from the 1980s.
From misty peaks to snow-dusted villages, these retreats turn winter into a scene.
More than just a buzzword, the eco credentials of these destinations will have you hitting the slopes with a clean conscience.
Architect Barbara Elwardt has a passion for transforming existing structures into fresh-faced wonders. Designer Piotr Wisniewski uses the past to tell new, forward-looking stories.
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