Two historic fincas, one quiet retreat in Menorca.

Set in the green north of Menorca, within an expansive private estate of around 800 hectares, Son Ermita and Binidufà are two historic fincas dating back to the 18th century. Connected by landscape and heritage, yet distinct in character, Son Ermita sits elevated with far-reaching views towards the sea, while Binidufà rests quietly in the valley below. Together, they form a discreet retreat far removed from the island’s busier routes.

Concept

Part of the Vestige Collection, Son Ermita & Binidufà follow a philosophy of quiet, nature-led luxury. Rather than spectacle, the focus lies on authenticity, space and time. The two houses function as one ensemble, offering guests the freedom to move between different moods and perspectives.

Architecture & Design

The restoration honours the original fabric of the fincas. Solid stone walls, exposed wooden beams and historic structures have been carefully preserved and complemented with contemporary comfort. Interiors are defined by warm earth tones, handcrafted furniture and selected antiques, creating an atmosphere that feels understated, timeless and deeply rooted in Menorca’s landscape.

Rooms & Suites

Around 22 rooms and suites are spread across both estates. Each is individually laid out, many featuring terraces or direct garden access. Categories range from classic rooms to generous suites and a private villa. Views open onto olive groves, forests or rolling coastal hills, always accompanied by a sense of calm and privacy.

Best Room

Grand Suite with Terrace (Son Ermita)
The Grand Suites at Son Ermita combine historic architecture with a profound sense of calm. Generous proportions, high ceilings and abundant natural light are complemented by a private terrace overlooking the rolling landscape, with views reaching towards the sea. An ideal choice for guests seeking space, privacy and the feeling of a secluded retreat within nature.

Cuisine

The culinary offering reflects the dual nature of the estate. At Son Ermita, the focus is on Mediterranean cuisine with an emphasis on fish, seafood and seasonal local produce. At Binidufà, the kitchen takes a more plant-forward, creative and internationally inspired approach. Both share a commitment to honest flavours, island-sourced ingredients and a clear, restrained culinary identity.

Experience & Pace

Life here follows the rhythm of nature. Walks across the estate, yoga sessions, e-bike tours or hikes along the Camí de Cavalls reveal Menorca at its most quiet and unspoilt. Pools, spa treatments and open-air spaces invite guests to slow down deliberately, without schedule or expectation.

Atmosphere

Son Ermita & Binidufà are not a conventional resort, but a place of retreat. Designed for travellers who wish to understand Menorca rather than consume it, and who recognise silence, landscape and heritage as the ultimate form of luxury.

A hotel like an exhibition: where art meets history

Tucked away in Stufels, the oldest quarter of Brixen, the Arthotel Lasserhaus – is a place where contemporary art, heritage, and hospitality converge in perfect harmony. Originally a 15th-century patrician residence, the building has been sensitively restored by the Milan-based architectural firm Vudafieri Saverino & Partners and reimagined as a refined 4-star superior art hotel.

Historic features such as vaulted ceilings, original frescoes, and the inner courtyard have been preserved and paired with modern architecture, creating a fluid dialogue between past and present that defines the soul of the house.

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The Rooms

The Lasserhaus offers 10 individually curated accommodations, including 6 double rooms, 3 suites, and 1 single room. Each space tells its own story, with fine materials, soft tones, design classics, and contemporary artworks setting the tone for a refined yet intimate atmosphere. Many rooms open to views over the Isarco river toward Brixen’s old town skyline – with its towers, rooftops, and cathedral dome.

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Art & Curatorship

Art is the beating heart of the Lasserhaus. Conceived from the outset as a living art space, the hotel brings together contemporary installations and the historical Faller Family Collection, which includes over 100 works spanning from the 17th to the 20th century. Artistic direction is led by Stefanie Prieth (Contemporary Art) and Rose Bourdon (Classical Collection).

Highlights include:

• Peter Kogler: A psychedelic wall installation in the historic wine cellar
• Esther Stocker: Floating sculptures entitled “Thoughts and Planets” suspended above the beds
• Ingrid Hora: A sculptural “wall bar” playfully challenging perception and space
• Petra Polli: Neon works featuring bold typographic messages (“Expect the best” “M” and “Like”)
• Alexander Wierer: A time-inspired work in the stairwell reflecting decay and duration
• Stephan Kessler & Lesley de Vries: Classical and modern works in the so-called “Patron’s Room”

The art concept is fluid and evolving – with readings, exhibitions, concerts, and an artist-in-residence program forming part of the house’s cultural DNA. Many of these events are presented under the Lasser Crossing format.

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Culinary & Atmosphere

Guests of the Lasserhaus enjoy an exclusive breakfast at the Viertel Bar in the nearby partner hotel, Boutique Hotel Badhaus – just a short walk away and equally dedicated to design, quality, and contemporary hospitality.

Back at the Lasserhaus, the breakfast lounge serves as the hotel’s social heart – a space to gather, browse, and linger. Guests are welcome to enjoy coffee and tea at any time, complimentary and freely available. In the afternoon, the lounge transforms into a relaxed salon offering a rotating sweet buffet – a treat for the palate and the perfect excuse to pause.

A small library with curated art and architecture books invites quiet exploration, while the wine cellar will soon open its doors for tastings and intimate cultural events – adding another layer to the house’s rich artistic atmosphere.

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The Surroundings

The historic heart of Brixen is just a short walk away, while Stufels, with its winding lanes, footbridges, and river views, is one of the city’s most charming and authentic corners. Whether you’re drawn to art, nature, or food culture – Lasserhaus is a perfect starting point for stylish discoveries in and around Brixen.

A self-sufficient chalet village in the Chiemgau Alps

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of the Chiemgau Alps, Agrad Chalets offer a harmonious blend of luxurious comfort and traditional Alpine charm. Whether for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or an active adventure, this retreat provides tranquility, nature, and unforgettable experiences. The name “Agrad” is derived from the Bavarian term for “just right,” reflecting the pursuit of perfection.

Sustainability

Agrad Chalets embody sustainable luxury, operating entirely off-grid. The village is powered by renewable energy, built with eco-friendly materials, and minimizes its ecological footprint through innovative technologies. Rainwater is collected and reused, while the energy-efficient architecture ensures natural climate regulation. Guests can enjoy an environmentally conscious retreat without compromising on comfort.

Accommodations

The village consists of 12 individually designed chalets and 15 suites, combining modern tiny-house aesthetics with traditional Alpine style. Each accommodation features a private sauna, while the chalets also boast their own hot tub for ultimate relaxation in complete privacy. The spacious living areas are adorned with high-quality materials and thoughtful details, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

Culinary Delights

Start your day with a personalized breakfast delivered directly to your chalet or suite. Enjoy fondue specialties, hearty snacks, and dishes from the “Gläserküche.” Additionally, the region’s diverse cafés and restaurants invite you to explore the local cuisine.

Spa & Retreat

The stylish pool area with a spacious sun deck offers a serene space for relaxation and rejuvenation. The combination of a private sauna and, in the chalets, a personal hot tub allows guests to unwind in total seclusion. Various wellness treatments are also available to enhance well-being.

Activities

The surrounding nature provides countless opportunities for outdoor activities: cycling, mountain biking, hiking, swimming, sledding, and skiing are just a few of the options right at your doorstep. With its proximity to mountains, rivers, and lakes, Agrad Chalets serve as the perfect base for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Exclusive Experiences

For truly special moments, Agrad Chalets offer exclusive experiences that make your stay unforgettable. Explore the mountain landscape on a Porsche drive or indulge in a romantic private dinner. These tailor-made experiences are designed to create unique and personal memories.

Location

Located in Innerkoy 1, 83229 Aschau im Chiemgau, Agrad Chalets provide both a cozy retreat and an ideal starting point for a variety of vacation experiences in the stunning natural surroundings of the Chiemgau region. The area captivates visitors with its breathtaking scenery and year-round recreational opportunities.

A stay at Agrad Chalets is more than just a getaway – it’s an experience where everything aligns perfectly, offering moments of pure contentment amidst the beauty of the Chiemgau Alps.

An Urban Retreat with Parisian Flair

Hotel MOTTO is located in the heart of Vienna, right on Mariahilfer Straße, one of the city’s most vibrant shopping streets. Its central position makes it an ideal starting point to explore the charming Austrian capital. Just a short walk away are attractions like Naschmarkt and the MuseumsQuartier, and nearby metro stations provide quick connections to all parts of the city.

Style, Design, and Atmosphere

Hotel MOTTO enchants with its distinctive blend of Parisian Art Deco chic and Viennese elegance. The vision of renowned Viennese restaurateur Bernd Schlacher, who owns the hotel, is reflected in every detail. The interior combines modern elements with nostalgic flair—from artfully decorated ceilings and velvet fabrics to delicate Jugendstil details. The design is playful yet sophisticated, creating a relaxed yet luxurious atmosphere.

BEST ROOM

The rooms and suites at Hotel MOTTO combine hand-selected furnishings, high-quality fabrics, and warm colors to create a sense of comfort and style. The highlight is the Suite Junior, which boasts ample space, a freestanding bathtub, and breathtaking views over Vienna. It’s a perfect blend of comfort and elegance, giving guests a genuine feeling of home.

Cuisine: A Journey for the Senses

The in-house restaurant “CHEZ BERNARD” is a culinary gem and a gathering place for food lovers. Here, French bistro cuisine meets Austrian classics—with a modern twist. The hotel’s own bakery, which creates fresh bread and pastries daily, is particularly noteworthy. Whether for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, all ingredients are regional, seasonal, and prepared with meticulous attention to detail. The rooftop terrace is a must-visit, offering a glass of wine and stunning views of the Vienna skyline.

Special Features

Along with its bakery, Hotel Motto offers an exceptional fitness and wellness experience in a private, urban setting. Regular events and pop-ups make the hotel a lively hub for both locals and guests alike.

Art and Culture: A Creative Hub

Hotel Motto is not just a place to stay but also a stage for art and culture. Local artists’ works are displayed regularly, and the public spaces feature carefully curated pieces that capture the city’s artistic spirit. The hotel’s close connection to Vienna’s cultural scene is also evident in collaborations with theaters and museums.

Hotel Motto is a perfect blend of urban lifestyle, timeless elegance, and warm hospitality. Bernd Schlacher has created a retreat that captivates travelers and pays homage to Vienna and Paris—two cities celebrated for their style and appreciation for the finer things in life.

The new Seegut Zeppelin, which opened its doors on 6 May 2024, is located in the middle of an old landscaped park directly on Lake Constance. The hotel buildings clad in glazed spruce wood around the Villa Gminder in Friedrichshafen-Fischbach are just 50 metres from the shore. The modern solitary buildings blend discreetly into the protected park. Inside, the surrounding nature is impressively restaged through wall-high windows. The furnishings are based on natural materials and high-quality design; the cuisine is based on an innovative concept with a vegetarian focus. The name of the hotel is Seegut Zeppelin.

The Seegut Zeppelin is one of the few hotels on Lake Constance that is located directly on the shore and has its own access to the lake. Generosity, space and outstanding interior design characterise the four modern stand-alone buildings that surround the listed Villa Gminder.

The 62 rooms, reception, bar and wellness area are located in the new buildings. The function rooms are spread across the new buildings and the villa. Inside, views of the lake, the park and the fruit and herb garden open up again and again. Brand-name furniture from Freifrau and the Stuhlmanufaktur horgenglarus make the hearts of design lovers beat faster. Home textiles made of linen and cotton create a link to the textile manufacturer Gustav Gminder, who once had the villa built in the centre of the complex.

Rooms

All rooms at the Seegut have a balcony or terrace. We particularly recommend the forest rooms in Haus August or the park rooms in Haus Helene, as they offer a marvellous view of the lake. The rooms are furnished with great attention to detail. Silver fir panelling, oak floorboards and lime plaster create an atmosphere that reflects a refuge in the middle of nature. Here I can come to rest and enjoy the time. Mindfulness is very important here, especially in our fast-moving times.

Culinary

Villa Gminder is home to the Pinus restaurant, named after an impressive black pine tree between the restaurant and the lakeshore. The cuisine at Pinus has a clear vegetarian focus and places the sharing principle at the centre, with different components served at the same time.

History

The wealthy textile manufacturer Gustav Gminder from Reutlingen had secured a marvellous lakeside property for his family’s “summer retreat” on the shores of Lake Constance in Fischbach. The well-known architect of the time, Theodor Fischer, was commissioned to design a villa. In 1929, the Evangelical Deaconess Institution bought the property and operated it intermittently as a hospital, convalescent home and later as a holiday and conference centre. In 2014, the Deaconess House found new owners: Luftschiffbau Zeppelin GmbH acquired the property and operated it as a holiday and conference centre through a subsidiary. However, due to the outdated building fabric and the existing room structure, the guest house could not be run profitably. A new design was therefore considered, with which the Plösser architects’ office from Friedrichshafen was commissioned. At the beginning of 2016, the Fennel family won the tender to run the guesthouse with their sustainability-focussed concept.

The hotel’s special location in the middle of a protected landscape park means even greater responsibility towards the surrounding nature. Care is taken to ensure that the shore area is only moderately frequented all year round and, in particular, that the peace and quiet of the wild birds wintering in Fischbach Bay is not disturbed. The eastern part of the park is separated by a hedge of wild shrubs and is reserved exclusively for flora and fauna.

Exquisite location and green oasis

The Küglerhof rises majestically at an altitude of 700 metres in Dorf Tirol and offers a breathtaking view over the entire Etschtal valley. Set on 4 hectares of land, away from noise and stress, it offers an oasis of peace and relaxation. Numerous hiking trails invite you to stroll through the picturesque landscape directly from the hotel, while the cable car to the Muthöfe is just a short walk away. Guests can also use the village bus to get to the centre of Dorf Tirol or even as far as Meran. Surrounded by apple orchards and meadows, the Küglerhof offers absolute peace and tranquillity. The garden with pond invites you to linger, while newly added amenities such as the open barbecue further enhance the experience of nature.

Stylish design and elegance

The Küglerhof presents a natural beauty and a new concept of “barefoot luxury” without “bling-bling”. The rooms are designed close to nature and furnished to a high standard, with every detail selected with love and care. A pleasant ambience with natural materials and soft colours creates an atmosphere of inner contemplation for body and soul. Under the direction of owner Karoline Dilitz, the Küglerhof was designed in a lodge style and harmoniously furnished. Every detail has her personal touch, from the unusual furniture to the matching details that characterise the ambience of the hotel. The light-flooded restaurant inspires with surprising, atmospheric details and uses fine, natural materials and stylish furnishings that follow the principles of feng shui.

Best Room Suite XL

Particularly noteworthy is the new Suite XL with a generous 60m², which offers a separate dressing room, a living room and a spacious sleeping area with a breathtaking view directly from the bed. From this exclusive suite, you can quickly and comfortably reach the pool via the terrace to take your first dip in the morning and enjoy the tranquillity of nature.

Culinary delights and treats for the palate

The Küglerhofs kitchen is the pride of the house, under the direction of Patrick Kreidl and his team, who focus on uncompromising product quality and local ties. The excellent slow-food cuisine offers a culinary journey for gourmets and connoisseurs. With attention to detail, dishes are served at both breakfast and dinner that will tantalise the senses. The Chef’s Choice menu is available for those who are undecided. In the afternoon, tapas & drinks can be enjoyed by the pool, while an extensive selection of wines rounds off the culinary experience.

Relaxation and recreation in the spa area

The spa area at the Küglerhofs is a place of deep relaxation and recuperation, designed with wood, natural stone and glass. Four saunas, including a Finnish sauna, a steam bath, an organic hay sauna and a herbal sauna, as well as a Kneipp trail and a whirlpool, which is flooded anew for each guest, offer a wide range of opportunities for regeneration. Massages can be booked daily. A self-service pool bar, a large garden with orchard and a panoramic relaxation room with sun terrace create a harmonious and relaxing atmosphere for body and soul. An in-house library is also available for guests to browse through in peace and quiet.

Artful and idyllic amidst a UNESCO World Heritage site

From a craftsman’s house to one of the most beautiful art hotels in Europe, the story of Schlossberghotel reads like a captivating tale. In 1596, it was appointed as the Imperial and Royal Court Carpentry in Graz, a tradition of craftsmanship that has endured for centuries.

A significant turning point came in the 1960s when the historic building transformed into the renowned “Gasthof Bierstrom,” marking the beginning of a new chapter. Later, from 1980 to 1982, the house underwent extensive renovation and modernization, reopening as Schlossberghotel. In the following years, the hotel expanded to include two adjacent buildings. Another milestone occurred in 2011 with the construction of new apartments in the Domenig-Spitz.

Art appreciation at the highest level

From travel pleasure to the enjoyment of art at the highest level and boundless individuality, Schlossberghotel seamlessly combines charm and sophistication. In its 49 rooms, 4 suites, and 8 modern apartments, original artworks and precious antiques merge to create a unique living experience that invites guests to return time and again.

Feeling at home is paramount, especially in the apartments of Schlossberghotel where contemporary art and luxurious functionality promise maximum living quality even for extended stays. Located in the opposite Domenig-Spitz, designed by the outstanding architect Günther Domenig, the fully equipped apartments captivate with spacious and modern living areas.

The lobby and bar area form the heart of Schlossberghotel inviting guests to engage in intense discussions, stimulating conversations, and lighthearted banter. A refreshing glass of wine, a steaming cup of coffee, or a cozy cognac elevate spirits and facilitate effortless conversation.

Stay relaxed.

The rooftop terrace offers sweeping views over the UNESCO World Heritage-listed skyline of Graz, while the winter garden or the cozy breakfast room serve a diverse breakfast spread. For relaxation and rejuvenation, guests have access to the leisure area with sauna, infrared cabin, and fitness room 24 hours a day. During the warmer months, the outdoor pool on the rooftop terrace invites guests to enjoy a refreshing swim. At Schlossberghotel an unforgettable stay is guaranteed, with the guest at the center of attention.

ECO-living: a new way of vacation

Embedded in the Tauferer Ahrntal in South Tyrol, an Eco Aparthotel,was created that combines future and tradition. Completely energy self-sufficient, CO2-neutral and innovative regional. In the midst of nature and in the rhythm of the seasons. The name reveals the essence: OLM is South Tyrolean and means as much as the Alm. Organic, self-sufficient and authentic – everything is in circulation. Just like the architecture of the building itself. In OLM you become part of it. “A place to simply be. Yourself.” OLM opens its doors in December 2023.

Energy self-sufficient

True sustainability is not seen by the owner Christian Lechner, who comes from the valley, as an advertising phrase, but as a mission for the future. As the first vacation resort in South Tyrol and probably in the Alpine region, the 4-star superior aparthotel is completely self-sufficient in energy. A combination of hydropower, photovoltaics and, last but not least, geothermal energy, which is unique on this scale, ensures an energy surplus.

ECO Apart Suiten

The total of 33 accommodation units are embedded in warm solid wood and convey the cozy atmosphere of a modern alpine pasture. Large glass fronts open the view from the bed into the picturesque landscape of the Ahrntal. 80 percent of the apart-suites have a kitchenette as well as their own sauna and free-standing bathtub, both once again with an impressive natural panorama.

In some of the suites, separable work areas are available, in order to be able to transfer the topic home office also for some time in the South Tyrolean mountain world. In the ApartSuiten aligned directly to the Almwiesen also guests with dogs find their perfect vacation domicile.

The 60-meter diameter inner circle of the Aparthotel is designed as a wild relaxation garden with a natural bathing pond, in keeping with the eco-idea. Thanks to the hotel’s own electricity, guests can also bathe with a clear conscience in the 25-meter-long sports pool, which is heated all year round and extends outdoors from the indoor sauna and relaxation rooms.

Innovative culinary concept

Offering guests casual vacation freedom is “the” guiding principle at OLM. This is also reflected in the gastronomy, which is completely detached from the traditional half board. And with the highest quality! OLM chef Berni Aichner, for many years sous-chef at Norbert Niederkofler, has developed together with star chef Theodor Falser as a consultant a very special, revolutionary “pleasure after pleasure” concept.

Guests book rooms with breakfast consisting of handpicked local products with high organic content, homemade or from regional manufactures. In addition, they are free to choose: Depending on their mood, either enjoy individual “dine-around” in the region or use the kitchenette of their ApartSuite for self-catering, with a specialty store in the house offering corresponding shopping opportunities.

Or, in the evening, they can taste their way through the APÉRO Dinner offered five times a week in the PRENN° (culinary area in the OLM) with South Tyrolean-Mediterranean specialties in the finest canapés from the show kitchen. In addition, Berni Aichner invites twice a week to the exclusive OLM Dinner (theme evening) with creative tasting menu.

Best of South Tyrol with a fine pinch of Italy, France, Germany and Austria is the motto of the wine list, which is of course also excellently stocked according to the claim of the kitchen.

Destination Tip

As a quiet side valley of the Pustertal, flanked by the pretty towns of Bruneck and Sand in Taufers, the easily accessible Tauferer Ahrntal is a bit out of the way. And that is a good thing! More than 80 three-thousand-meter peaks provide an impressive mountain backdrop and the best conditions for hiking and (e)biking. The flat valley floor also offers plenty of opportunities to take a more leisurely approach to the expansive nature experience.

The region is a paradise for winter hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing – all this snow-sure in the flatter valley or in airy heights with a unique panorama. Exciting experiences are offered by the cross-country ski centers Rein, Antholz and Gsiesertal, fun is had sledding, from meadow slopes to kilometer-long downhill runs, whose high-altitude starts can be reached partly on foot, partly by cable car. In winter, the “Skiworld Ahrntal” at Speikboden and Klausberg offers around 70 kilometers of slopes, plus smaller family areas and the Kronplatz near Bruneck, which is not far away.

Blessed with its own beach on the most cosmopolitan island of Greece the WILD offers privacy and seclusion, the new “luxuries” we seek while traveling in these times. A perfect vacation spot where one can feel relaxed and safe. Situated on a cliffside, the hotel overlooks the deep blue of the Aegean and a small cove once home to “the Wild Ones”, the most fearless fishermen of Mykonos. Now, a tranquil, picturesque port that brings to light how Mykonos used to look like. Simple, raw, beautiful and wild.

Suites & Villas

All 40 rooms, suites and villas, amphitheatrically set, face the sea offering awe inspiring views. Each accommodation – bigger or smaller, with 1 or 2 bedrooms, some with their own dining room and plunge pool – has its own distinguished style in synthesis with natural materials in an earthy palette. Highend design furniture are matched with handmade lamps, artisanal objects with antiques, cotton and linen fabrics with soft leather, fine tiles with handcrafted floors. Every detail makes a difference – from the woven baskets and the compact speakers to the large couches and the chaises-longues.

Best Room

The 100 sqm “Authentic Villa” with private pool and sea view offers an authentic and luxurious Myconian experience.

Beach & Pool

With a beautiful, unpretentious and crystal clear private beach serviced with healthy delicacies and stylish sunbeds, the WILD hotel provides a true Cycladic experience to its guests. The swimming pool overlooking the Aegean sea is ideal for those who wish to relax and decompress, or even socialize over cocktails, freshly pressed juices or excellently brewed coffee

Culinary delights

Embracing the slow food philosophy the tastes at the WILD are all about delicious food, local produce and fresh ingredients cooked slowly with traditional techniques. At the Wild food is tied up with a unique experience, elevating your senses and pleasing your palate, whether enjoying homemade breads and power smoothies during breakfast, steamed mussels accompanied by freshly cut french fries for lunch, a poke bowl with salmon and a delicious pizza at the beach or the Fisherman’s Oyster paired with a fine wine at the RAW.

The Taverna

Simple and unpretentious, the TAVERNA is traditional at heart and contemporary in spirit. Savoury and crispy pies made with handmade phyllo, fresh vegetables sourced from the island farms, local Myconian cheeses, and the freshest fish food are there to delight your palate. Daily plates are on the menu featuring authentic recipes from all over Greece. The quality is top – from the meat that is served to the catch of the day.

Raw

Curved on the rocks, with enthralling views to the sea, RAW, the new restaurant at the WILD hotel is a feast for the senses. A dinner only restaurant, the new RAW at the WILD hotel is an ode to raw delights. Blessed with a unique location, curved on the rocks, the RAW is secluded and private, a place to be seduced and enjoy a fusion of Mediterranean and Japanese flavours. Tables for two, four or six are scattered in different levels surrounded by the wildly beautiful scenery and the inspiring views to the sea. Emphasis is on delectable seafood, sourced daily by local fishermen and sushi prepared masterfully by Greek-Japanese chef Kazouaki Sitamori.
Note: The salads are more than creative including vegan choices prepared by guru vegan chef Danae Tsekoura. Don’t miss the divine desserts – totally worth the sin.

Spa & Gym

The WILD open air gym offers highend fitness equipment and of course a magnificient view to the big blue of the Aegean. The open air shower comes as a plus adding to the overall experience.
The Spa is small and private, designed for rejuvenation and relaxation of body, mind and soul. Enjoy hydro massage in the open air spa pool, with the shape of a curved cave or just indulge in massages and therapies custom made to your needs.

The philosophy

The WILD is an expression of the philosophy and eclectic taste of the Varveris family, true lovers of Mykonos island.

“We wanted to preserve the emotions the island exhales to incorporate the experience
of “our” Mykonos in a place – wild at heart, mesmerising, unspoilt, nonchalant and, at the same time, filled with culture, excitement and cosmopolitan flair. The energy of this tiny Cycladic island that artists and bon vivants, free spirits and insightful travellers, have fallen in love with for decades,”

Philip Varveris

He and his older brother Alex are the creative forces behind the WILD curators of the hotel’s concept and design. “Along with a team of remarkable people,” they add.

Right on the quay, between the Schlossberg and the river Mur, you’ll find the building housing the Kai 36 hotel, which has been listed for several decades. With its modern feel, stylish design and outstanding quality, it’s a popular meeting place for travellers from all over the world.

One of the most striking features of Kai 36 is its unique design and architecture. The hotel building presents a fusion of modern and classic styles, with elegant, clean lines and contemporary artworks to be seen throughout the hotel. The interior design of the hotel impresses with its eye-catching artworks on the walls and in the public areas. The attention to detail and sense of style is sure to leave a lasting impression on guests.

Best Room – Poolhouse

The Poolhouse room has a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Graz. It is located just a few steps away from the pool on the rooftop terrace, making it a perfect retreat for guests who want to take a refreshing dip or sunbathe. The room also has its own small, landscaped terrace where guests can relax in a tranquil setting. Whether for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, the Poolhouse room offers a perfect blend of relaxation and comfort.

Outdoorpool

Experience luxury and relaxation 20 metres above the streets in the outdoor pool at Kai 36. The open-air oasis provides the perfect escape from the hectic city scene and allows you to unwind in style. Whether you want to swim a few lengths, relax with a book or simply chill in the water, the pool at Kai 36 is definitely a highlight.

Café Bar

The Café Bar at Kai 36 offers guests a comfortable and relaxed environment in which to enjoy breakfast or a drink. A host of delicious dishes from the local area feature on the menu. The use of regional and fresh ingredients is a prerequisite so as to create unforgettable culinary experiences. The warm and inviting atmosphere of the Café Bar means it is also the perfect place for those who want to spend a quiet and pleasant evening in Graz.

Art

This is a place where art and culture are placed front and centre. With over 150 works of art throughout the hotel, there’s inspiration to be found at every turn. 50 of them can be found in the Café Bar alone. Esther Stocker will be happy to keep you company over a cup of tea, while the gaze of a Harding Meyer will become more intriguing than stern after one – or two – glasses of wine. In the rooms also, you’ll find the walls adorned with original works by international artists.