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Hotel Das Goldberg SALZBURG, AUSTRIA
PANORAMIC VIEWS, NATURAL SPA TREATMENTS AND EXQUISITE DINING AWAIT GUESTS WHO STAY AT HOTEL DAS GOLDBERG
Experience holistic relaxation, indulgent natural spa treatments and an azure infinity pool that offers a view straight out of a dream. Pair that with exquisite cuisine, spacious studios and suites, and a diverse programme of outdoor activities, and you’ve got the recipe for a perfect holiday. Welcome to Das Goldberg, a stunning nature and design hotel nestled in the heart of Salzburgerland. The location alone leaves guests wanting more,
with almost every corner of this four-star hotel showcasing panoramic views of the Gastein Valley. Guided by the motto ‘Forest, Meadow, Valuables’, the resort seamlessly weaves sustainability with a deep appreciation for regional treasures, creating a truly immersive experience in perfect harmony with nature.
Natural relaxation After an active day exploring the great outdoors, relaxation awaits in the expansive spa area, Nature’s Nest. A standout feature is the caldarium, crafted from 420 tons of natural stone from the
Hohe Tauern massif and inspired by the Gastein healing tunnel. Here, guests can unwind in a soothing environment of 42C to 45C. It’s a perfect fit for the spa’s holistic philosophy, which blends nature, design and local traditions. For ultimate relaxation, the 72ft infinity pool,
suspended high above the landscape, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the valley. The sauna area includes a variety of saunas, a foam steam bath, a whirlpool and a cold-water pool complete with an outdoor waterfall — all designed to provide a sense of serenity. Floor-to-ceiling windows paired with tree trunk accents create the feeling of being immersed in nature. In summer, the hotel’s heated natural swimming
pond, complete with a sandy beach, invites guests to linger and enjoy. Embracing the motto, ‘who says paradise has to be tropical?’, this tranquil spot delivers a beach-like escape amid the majestic Hohe Tauern mountains. The spa menu highlights treatments using mountain salt, honey, forest essences and peat
bog, offering natural relaxation for all the senses. Couples can also indulge in dreamy treatments and intimate moments in the beautifully designed couple’s treatment room. For a truly unforgettable experience, the
Goldberg Night Spa offers exclusive evening access to the sauna area and infinity pool. Complete with candlelight, champagne, fresh fruit and homemade chocolates, it’s the perfect way to end a day of indulgence.
Retreats with a view The 65 studios and suites at Das Goldberg are designed to offer serene retreats, with most featuring stunning views of the valley. Warm, understated tones of brown, cream and grey, paired with natural wood and carefully selected accessories, create an inviting, cosy atmosphere. For an even more exclusive experience, the loft suites, crafted with wood and spanning 484sq ft to 592sq ft, provide luxurious touches such as rooftop hot tubs for two and open fireplaces for
intimate evenings. The pinnacle of indulgence is the Spa Loft Suite, complete with its own private sauna, an open fireplace and a relaxation area — the perfect place for unwinding after a day of outdoor adventures.
Local delicacies At Das Goldberg, culinary excellence takes centre stage, with a strong focus on sustainability and regional ingredients. From breakfast spreads to fine dining, nearly all products are sourced locally or crafted in house. Guests can savour homemade jams, herb salts, liqueurs, syrups and lemonades infused with flavours from nearby forests and meadows. Evenings feature exquisite five-course menus tailored to individual preferences. Coffee aficionados will appreciate the hotel’s
in-lobby roastery, where baristas, including hosts Vera and Georg Seer, create unique blends from eight Fairtrade-certified bean varieties. For wine enthusiasts, a curated collection of 450 domestic and international wines awaits. Meanwhile, the lively hotel bar offers a diverse selection of 80 gins,
100 whiskies and a variety of regional brandies and liqueurs, including flavours of herbs, pine and fruit.
Ski in, ski out luxury Winter enthusiasts can step straight from the heated infinity pool into their ski boots. Perfectly positioned on the slopes, the hotel eliminates the need for shuttles or transfers, offering effortless ski in, ski out access. Surrounded by 137 miles of pistes and 50 miles of cross-country trails, the hotel is a gateway to the Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel ski area, with skiing reaching altitudes of 262ft. This highest point in the Ski amadé network offers some of the Eastern Alps’ longest runs, ensuring a season that spans Advent to Easter. For those seeking a more tranquil experience, the
Gastein Valley offers more than 61 miles of groomed winter hiking trails, where guests can wander past snow-laden trees and frozen lakes, framed by the breathtaking peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Guests can also join guided snowshoe tours led by Christian, the hotel’s expert hiking guide, for an authentic exploration of the landscape.
DON’T MISS Step straight from the heated infinity pool into your ski boots before tackling 137 miles of pistes
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KEY FACILITIES • Direct piste access • Heated infinity pool • Fine dining • 65 studios & suites • Caldarium • Heated natural pool • Winter hiking trails
KEY TREATMENTS • Facials • Massages with local herbs • Alpine detox treatment • Golden wraps
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