Located on a sunny plateau and surrounded by lush meadows and dense forests, the Nature Hotel Pfösl in Deutschnofen offers guests a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The majestic peaks of the Latemar and Rosengarten mountains in the background quickly make guests forget about their daily routines and invite them to spend time in harmony with nature.

The hotel provides space for holistic regeneration and self-reflection. The fresh mountain air encourages outdoor activities, while regional dishes and wellness treatments promote well-being. As a Vitalpina Hotel, Pfösl instills in its guests a positive outlook on life, fostering vitality and energy.
The South Tyrolean gourmet hotel invites guests on a culinary journey back to the basics, celebrating the Earth’s treasures. High-quality, seasonal ingredients from the region are used in lovingly prepared dishes to fully bring out their flavors.



With a touch of creativity, the kitchen team refines traditional recipes and offers vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free options to meet guests’ needs. Enjoying the diversity of nature on the plate is a true delight.
The new Pfösl Eco Lofts offer an exclusive living experience in the Pfösl garden with breathtaking panoramic views. The spacious and elegantly furnished lofts are made of natural and ecological materials, such as local Swiss stone pine and natural fabrics. The bedroom on the lower floor features a comfortable sleeping system, while an open staircase leads to a cozy living area on the upper floor. Modern bathrooms, a panoramic terrace with an outdoor bed, and amenities such as bathrobes, wellness bags, and Wi-Fi complete the offer. The high ceilings give the lofts a sense of space and freedom, ideal for couples or families.


At the Pfösl Naturaspa, guests can experience the soothing powers of nature. They can inhale the aromatic scents in the sauna, immerse themselves in the refreshing waters of the pools, and relax on handmade loungers while exploring the alpine garden landscape. The cozy atmosphere of the wellness hotel in the Dolomites stimulates all the senses and invites guests to let go.
The Naturaspa offers not only physical but also mental relaxation. The breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape invite relaxation, while the healing power of regional natural products pampers body and mind alike. Guests can experience holistic well-being amidst the South Tyrolean Alps.


Guests can float in the 35°C warm, healing sole water pool while enjoying the unique view of the Dolomites. With a length of 25m and a width of 6m, the pool offers plenty of space for relaxing swims at an altitude of 1375m. The ideal temperature of 35°C allows for complete regeneration of body and mind, while the soothing effect of the water on muscles and joints is palpable. The Panorama Infinity Pool is the centerpiece of Pfösl Regeneration 360° – an oasis of relaxation and energy for body and soul alike.

Nestled in 80 hectares of untouched nature on the southeastern coast of the secluded island of Folegandros. The luxury resort Gundari rises high on rugged cliffs, overlooking the azure depths of the Aegean Sea. This extraordinary oasis is designed to inspire and invigorate.

Seamlessly integrated into the landscape, Gundari draws aesthetic inspiration from the ancient tones of the island itself. Cycladic simplicity and serenity meet modern design with understated luxury.
With 25 suites and 2 villas, all boasting majestic sea views, the interior design reflects Cycladic simplicity in harmony with the surrounding earth. Organic materials such as natural stone, ceramic, and wood create a warm atmosphere. Designed with intimacy, serenity, and elegance in mind, Gundari epitomizes restrained luxury. Each suite and villa features a private pool.

The in-house restaurant, Orizon, offers a refined, contemporary Greek menu crafted by the renowned Michelin-starred Chef Lefteris Lazarou. The culinary experience is accompanied by the finest local and international wines.

The Superior Cave Suite with a private outdoor pool and sea view is approximately 70m². It consists of a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a bathroom, separate toilet, and a spacious living area. The outdoor space covers about 60m² with a shaded deck featuring a large daybed, dining table, and chairs, a sun deck with double loungers, and a heated infinity pool. The outdoor heated infinity pool offers direct spectacular views of the Aegean Sea.

An oasis of tranquility in the bustling heart of the metropolis. A place of contemplation and retreat, serving as a counterpoint to the bustling activities of the urban surroundings. The historically preserved ensemble, consisting of a former courthouse and a women’s prison, has been redesigned, expanded, and repurposed by the architects Grüntuch Ernst. It now houses the Hotel Wilmina, the Lovis Restaurant, and an art and cultural space called Amtsalon.

From the rooftop terrace, a soothing view of courtyards, gardens, and green rooftops unfolds. The lush garden, adorned with trees, shrubs, and climbing plants, invites relaxation and rejuvenation.
For those who prefer to unwind inside the hotel, there are opportunities in the Fireplace Lounge with a cup of tea or in the Library with books that reach up to the ceiling. Elegant billiard tables and classic board games beckon in the Billiard Room.
In the 44 light-filled rooms, you’ll encounter a calming aesthetic with bright colors and natural materials. Notably, the luxurious comfort of handcrafted COCO-MAT beds ensures you wake up fully rested to embrace the new day.
Penthouse Suite
The new Penthouse level seamlessly blends clean lines with panoramic views. Floor-to-ceiling glass facades are shielded by metal chains, offering privacy while gracefully enveloping the historic structure. These additions are minimalistic and tranquil, yet they carry a poetic touch. In contrast to the Penthouse Compact, the Penthouse Suite features a separate room with a workspace and a sofa bed, which can be separated by a sliding door.


For relaxation after an eventful day, guests have access to a sauna and a gym equipped with high-quality fitness equipment.
During the summer, guests can cool off in the 10-meter-long refreshing pool, while in the winter, a revitalizing ice bath awaits them after the sauna.
For those looking to escape the stresses of everyday life, a massage is available. Book a massage and indulge in a pampering experience.

Lovis Restaurant and Bar
Chef Sophia Rudolph and her team reimagine traditional dishes, bringing to life a hidden place nestled amidst lush gardens.


A stroll through the lush gardens of the Wilmina leads you to the day bar LOTTA. With a selection of seasonal drinks and homemade specialities, it’s the ideal place for breakfast or an aperitif.

The in-house bakery Wilmina Brot is located next to the hotel entrance. Watch how fresh bread is baked daily in the glass bakery and choose between various sourdough breads and fine baked goods.


Amtsalon is a multidisciplinary space for temporary projects from the realms of art, architecture, design, and beyond. A former courthouse transformed into a unique event venue in the heart of Berlin.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The fact that the small town of Bacalar, located on the Yucatán Peninsula, bears the title of “Pueblo Mágico” sounds promising. After all, Mexico’s Secretariat for Tourism explicitly awards this distinction to towns that shine with their typical and well-kept character. However, Bacalar’s surroundings with their tropical vegetation and the beautiful Laguna de los Siete Colores (Lagoon of the Seven Colors) are also considered “magical.
Designed by renowned Mexican architect Frida Escobedo and hidden in dense greenery, the Boca de Agua fascinates not only with its unusual architecture. That a place was to be created here that would contribute to ecological, social and cultural regeneration and offer visitors an equally regenerative, unique experience is palpable just by looking at it: the 26 accommodations are in tree houses resting on pillars. And what gives guests the extra feeling of virtually floating in the treetops also serves to protect nature. This leaves the ground undeveloped, which in turn reduces the environmental impact.

Thanks to the pile construction, more than 90 percent of the site remained intact during the construction of the hotel buildings. Escobedo and the developers of the Boca de Agua also paid attention to sustainability when it came to building materials: The facility is made of wood and stone. Designed in such a way that it will age naturally over the years and, as it were, make its own history visible.
Most of the furniture at Boca de Agua was designed by an in-house team and local craftsmen. And it was done using recycled waste from surrounding industrial companies, such as leftover wood from a regional plywood factory. But exclusive pieces from Mexican and local brands, such as light fixtures by Bandido Studio, furnishings and décor details by Cacao Design, Nossara Towel and Hacha Ceramics, also characterize the comfortably simple interior.


The 22 suites and four guest rooms are dominated by wood, soft neutral tones and lots of natural light. This results in a relaxed ambience and actually allows the interiors to merge almost magically with the nature all around when looking outside. Not only that, but the Boca de Agua is designed so that guests can share the space with the largely intact jungle. Also with the wild animals that roam freely on the property of the complex.
In the Master Pool Treehouse you can enjoy every conceivable luxury and privacy on 75m². It has its own pool, a spacious terrace and furniture specially designed for the hotel. We promise you: “you will never want to leave here again”.

In addition to its villas, the Boca de Agua of course has amenities such as a pool, roof terrace overlooking the lagoon, its own jetty, restaurant, bar and terraces. Activities of all kinds are also provided at the “magical” hotel – from “treehouse massages” to kayak or sailing tours. In addition, guests can also participate in local projects if they wish. And there are many such projects.


Boca de Agua is collaborating with the local community, local universities, regional non-governmental as well as governmental organizations to develop what is currently the only project with a rehabilitated mangrove ecosystem on the sea in Bacalar.
It goes without saying that the operators of the Boca de Agua also focus on regional cuisine: The resort’s restaurant serves Yucatecan cuisine enhanced by international influences – prepared from local organic products.

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.
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.



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

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


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.
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.

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.
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 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
Philip Varveris
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,”
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.
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.


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.
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.


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.
The Farmhouse Torgglerhof is a delightful and traditional hotel located in St. Leonhard in the Passeiertal valley. It is surrounded by the beautiful Alpine landscape of the region and offers its guests a peaceful and laid-back setting.
The hotel has been run by the Torggler family for several generations and provides guests from around the world with an unforgettable experience. No matter whether you want to unwind while immersed in picturesque nature or discover the culture and traditions of the location, here you’ll find everything your heart could possibly desire. The Farmhouse Torgglerhof is an oasis of tranquillity and relaxation, where well-being resides amid tradition and innovation.
The Garden Suite is the perfect spot for those seeking absolute calm. This is where modern design meets natural materials. Plentiful natural light lends the suite a homely, living room feel. It’s a place you won’t want to leave. You can also enjoy the view of the beautiful green landscape that surrounds the hotel. A real highlight is the outdoor swing bed on the 17-square-metre terrace.

Dive into nature and look inward. Enveloped by Mother Earth, the Brunnenhaus.Spa is carefully embedded in nature. A green mound that surrenders itself to the landscape. The old wooden doorway at the entrance is evidence of permanence and allows a view through to the interior. A stone fountain out of which the farm’s own source water flows, clay walls, a crackling fire and plenty of places to retreat to have a cosy effect. Bright, open rooms draw the gaze towards the green surroundings. Inside or outside – nature is always within reach.


The perfect blend of cuisine and nature, taking time to eat good food. The Farmhouse Torgglerhof offers unique gastronomic experiences prepared using traditional methods. Fresh regional produce and innovative recipes make every visit an unforgettable moment in time.
Fresh vegetables from the garden, sweet fruits from the trees, fine wines from our own vineyard. Junior chef Christian is proud of the fact that he only cooks using what’s fresh and seasonal. Christian’s ingredients are simple, but it’s how they’re prepared that makes them special.
The Ambiente™ Sedona offers discerning guests an immediate nature experience. Located on the edge of Red Rock State Park, the architecturally interesting resort is a modern and elegant retreat surrounded by stunning scenery. The landscape hotel is the first of its kind in North America. During construction, careful attention was paid to disturbing the surrounding natural environment as little as possible. Respect for the land and the flora and fauna it contains is evident throughout the property. For example, the restoration of an ancient watercourse was included in the design, which guests can admire as a calming production.
Also in the furnishing of the residential units, emphasis was placed on transferring the original beauty of Sedona to the interior of the rooms. The interiors are designed with casual elegance. The 40 atriums are decorated in soft earth tones, and floor-to-ceiling windows offer 180-degree views of the national park and iconic red rock formations. Each atrium is luxuriously appointed and features a rooftop deck, fire pit, and day bed. Thus, they can enjoy the outdoors without sacrificing the comfort and style of your atrium. The modern ambiance of the hotel is uncompromising and authentic. The location in the “Red- Rock-Statepark” is unique. Thus, contemporary luxury and the natural environment combine in a harmonious way.
Escape to the private rooftop terrace of your accommodation, where you can make yourself comfortable on the lounger while the fireplace chases away the cold. Dive into the night sky with a glass of wine and the sea of stars that stretches above you. Sedona is one of only 20 certified “dark sky communities” in the world that offer a particularly impressive view of the night sky.

The cozy Star Reflection Atriums are located in the center of the grounds where several streams converge, giving you easy and convenient access to the Forty1 restaurant and serene pool.
Life is water and water is life. It is said that the sound of water directs the neural waves in our brain, helping us find peace. Is it any wonder that 50% of the world’s population lives near or around water?
A simple push of the bedside blackout curtains opens your Creekside Reflections atrium to the IMAX-like scenery of flowing streams around you. These atriums also feature a rooftop terrace and a creekside terrace for stargazing and tranquility at night.


The Creekside Reflection Atriums are centrally located between the lagoon, near the Welcome Center and Velvet Spa, and within walking distance of the Forty 1 restaurant and quiet pool.
Push the button for the blackout curtains on your bed, and the view is revealed to a backdrop of manzanita, juniper, Arizona cypress, sycamore and ponderosa pines. If you’re lucky, you’ll also be able to observe native wildlife through picture windows.

Views from the pristine Coconino National Forest to several iconic Red Rock formations, flowing streams and the resort’s serene pool.
The location of your atrium was chosen to reveal unforgettable views of Sedona and the entire property.
When you wake up in the morning, and all they do is open the blackout curtains, the view opens up to the Coconino National Forest, the iconic red rock formations and flowing streams that immerse you in the nature around you.


Watch the horizon as an afternoon thunderstorm moves over the mountains, or catch a winter snowfall dusting the Sedona Red Rocks. Venture up the spiral staircase to your private patio and enjoy special delicacies and drinks next to the fire pit while admiring the incredible play of color as the sun rises and sets over the red rock landscape.
Here you will be spoiled with an extensive A La Carte breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired. In the evening seasonal menus with matching wine accompaniment are offered. The food is organically grown in the Verde Valley. Of course, there is also an extensive vegan menu.

Whether you enjoy sumptuous lunchtime dining or prefer light cuisine, the poolside restaurant has something for everyone. Indulge in fresh juices, homemade cocktails, local beer or wine while enjoying a front row seat to breathtaking views of Red Rock.
Awaken your senses at the Velvet Spa. A variety of traditional treatments and massages await you in the relaxing atmosphere of the spa area.


The outdoor pool invites you to relax in the sun and let your eyes wander into the distance.
The Refugium Lunz is located directly on the church square in Lunz am See, the Ybbs and the Gothic parish church from the 17th century to the side. The history of the house with its 23 rooms also goes back 4 centuries.
The owners, Joachim Mayr and Heinz Glatzl, felt obligated to this history when remodeling. They did not want to create just another design hotel, but rather a tender coexistence between old and new, a place of contemplation and refuge, precisely the Refugium.


The vision of a place where the desire for new things and the appreciation of the past find common expression has taken shape with the Refugium. Heart and soul, dedication and the clear aesthetic concept are reflected in the design of the rooms. It is a skillful play with textures, structures, shapes and colors. The commitment to authentic craftsmanship and attention to detail can be seen and felt throughout the hotel.
Numerous partners, from the Formdepot cooperative founded by Joachim and Heinz, were involved in the remodeling and furnishing of the hotel. Formdepot is an association of craftsmen, architects and designers based in Vienna Ottakring.
With 46m² and a large terrace overlooking the church, this suite offers enough space. Besides a living room with a small library and 2 bedrooms, the suite also has a sauna.

Fanny laughs a lot and likes people. That’s a good prerequisite for pretty much everything at the Refugium. Especially for making the guests feel comfortable. Christian takes care of the physical well-being.
In the kitchen, Christian Metzger is in charge and he follows a simple philosophy: not more of everything, but enough of the essentials. A special kind of luxury. Care, passion and time go into everything that is put on the table.
In addition to his work as Sous Chef at the famous “Motto am Fluß” in Vienna, he ran the restaurant “Die Metzgerei” together with Fanny with great success.

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