Our feel-well baths

Plunge into our Feel-well baths and let yourself be lulled underground at a comforting temperature on our Soft-pack couch: You’ll feel the warm water without touching it. Precious essences are carefully applied to your body before you are gently packed and “plunged” in the floating-couch where you’re sure to enjoy unforgettably pleasant relaxation. Essential oils and noble essences pamper your skin with precious natural products.

SOUTH TYROLEAN TRADITIONAL BATHS

Hay bath	30 min	Euro 35,00
This bath is excellent for recovering from fatigue and for the relief of limb, muscle and back pains. Very effective in the case of cold, muscular tension and rheumatic pains.

Swiss stone pine bath	30 min	Euro 35,00
Particularly beneficial after sports (such as hiking, skiing, cycling) due to its reinvigorating properties. Swiss stone pine oil has a revitalising effect both on the respiratory system and the body as a whole. This oil has been used for centuries as a household remedy for muscle and limb pains.

Arnica oil bath	30 min	Euro 35,00
Arnica is the plant of light and sun; the vital energy it emits is almost tangible. Its flowering pigment and energy provide a warming and reinvigorating strength. This is the ideal bath after an energetic day of your sporting holiday: reinvigorating, reinforcing and cramp-relieving.

THERAPEUTIC BATHS FOR YOUR SKIN

Cleopatra bath	30 min	Euro 35,00
With an abundance of therapeutic oils, vitamins and minerals, your skin will be exceedingly well-nourished. Dry skin becomes silky smooth.

Evening Primrose oil bath	30 min	Euro 35,00
The components of this medicinal plant have a deeply nourishing effect, combat the aging process, activate cell regeneration and moisturise the skin. It is particularly beneficial in the case of very dry and sensitive or irritated skin

All our baths are an ideal preparation for a massage.

A note in the margin:

The origin of hay baths

In the past, families got together around the warm stove during the long and freezing cold winter evenings. Grandfathers had a privileged seat; they were the only ones who could sit in the cosy “hay nook” which they made themselves from their old wicker hay basket. Originally used as a carrier, it came in handy here, too. Nestled beside the stove, enveloped by the scent of the aromatic herbs, one could lie back in comfort and simply enjoy the warmth. The hay collected from non-fertilized Alpine pastures contains many essential oils that give off beneficial effects when heated. Indeed, hay baths are still in use today to revitalise and detoxify our bodies while gently stimulating the cardiovascular system.

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