Spas in Austria

Austria's spa culture grew up in the mountains, and it shows in houses built around structured cure programmes, alpine air and resident medical teams rather than a bathing circuit alone. Expect forested hilltops, lakeside settings and long traditions of rest and recovery, each with its own daily rhythm. Every spa here has been assessed against the same criteria, so wherever you look, you're comparing like for like.

  • Misty green alpine valley with farm buildings at Mount Med Resort

    Mount Med Resort

    A surgeon's decade of patient research distilled into one breath test that shapes your whole stay.

    Mount Med Resort

    A surgeon's decade of patient research distilled into one breath test that shapes your whole stay.

  • Turquoise alpine water ringed by forest and mountain, a lake in the Austrian Alps

    The Original F.X. Mayr

    The first clinic anywhere built specifically around Dr Franz Xaver Mayr's own digestive method, since 1976.

    The Original F.X. Mayr

    The first clinic anywhere built specifically around Dr Franz Xaver Mayr's own digestive method, since 1976.

  • A still alpine lake and hills glowing under a dawn sky

    VivaMayr Maria Wörth

    Every stay opens and closes with a doctor's own exam, built on a modernised century old digestive method.

    VivaMayr Maria Wörth

    Every stay opens and closes with a doctor's own exam, built on a modernised century old digestive method.

  • A misty alpine lake at sunrise, mountains reflected in still water

    Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

    Spa treatments draw on the estate itself, foraged alpine herbs, local mineral salt and the resort's own mountain honey.

    Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

    Spa treatments draw on the estate itself, foraged alpine herbs, local mineral salt and the resort's own mountain honey.

  • A small house on a forested, mist wrapped hilltop, evoking the remote mountain setting above Innsbruck

    Lanserhof Lans

    The original Lanserhof since 1984, a forested Tyrol hilltop above Innsbruck where the method began

    Lanserhof Lans

    The original Lanserhof since 1984, a forested Tyrol hilltop above Innsbruck where the method began