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Premium Plus Treatments
Fully experience our variety of treatments which do justice to the balance of tension and relaxation, strengthen the immune system and stimulate the self-healing powers.
Treatment duration: 60 minutes
Price € 94,-
Your treatment reservation is exclusively possible as part of your thermal baths or lodge stay.
- To do so, simply click on "Book appointment" next to your desired treatment
Time for massage - Premium Plus
Your full-body massage tailored to your preferences. Combinations of various massage techniques ensure relaxation and well-being.
Stone Age
Create deep relaxation with "soft" stones. A combination of full-body treatment and energy work brings you back into balance, providing a sense of security and serenity at the same time.
Stamp Time
Using fragrant, warm compresses filled with Seewinkel herbs. Stretching, pressure, fast strokes, and gentle circular movements let you feel new strength for everyday life.
Balance time
The energy pathways of your body are massaged, smoothed out, sculpted and activated with warm grape seed oil both by hand and with warm grape seed sachets. Your energy is gently brought into a natural balance. A powerful and completely relaxed body is the result.
Lymphatic drainage
Rhythmic pressure impulses promote the drainage of tissue fluid via the lymphatic and venous system. Your immune system is relieved and activated to achieve wonderful deep relaxation.
North
The North Coasts of Europe
The Nordic-inspired treatments are based on the elements of salt and water and bear the mark of the sea.
The north is represented in the region by numerous coastal birds. One example is the common shelduck, which even breeds here. A bird fitted with a transmitter by us has even flown nonstop from the Seewinkel to Hamburg. The Lake Neusiedl area is an important resting place during bird migration. Numerous species from the far north rest here and recharge their energy.
The salt habitats are also characteristic elements of the Lake Neusiedl region, where salt vegetation from distant coastal areas can be found. Another special feature are the ice age relics. They have only been able to survive in isolated spots that remain permanently cool, such as in the Zitzmannsdorf meadows. One example is the root vole, which has a relict population here.
South
The Mediterranean area
The southern-inspired treatments are based on rosemary, grape and lavender and bear the mark of lavender.
Heat-loving species from the Mediterranean region often have their northernmost distribution area in this region. For example, the brightly colored wasp spider is a typical resident of southern Europe, but can also be found here in the Seewinkel. Various grasshopper and cicada species provide the typical Mediterranean soundscape in our latitudes. Some bird species, such as the northern lapwing, also winter in southern Europe around the Mediterranean.
East
The Central Asian steppe
The Eastern-inspired treatments are based on honey, mud and heat and bear the sign of the sun.
The National Park Neusiedler See-Seewinkel is also called the Steppe National Park. It is part of the Eastern European steppe landscape, which continues to Asia. The lowest point of Austria with 114 m above sea level is also located here.
Numerous, often strictly protected species that require open land are native here. Examples include the field eryngo (an umbellifer) or the European ground squirrel (a rodent). The flat steppe landscape is characterized by intense sunlight, as there are no hills to block the light.
West
The Alps
The Western-inspired treatments are based on berries, herbs and oxygen and bear the mark of the mountains.
The Schneeberg mountain is 75 km away from Seewinkel. Accordingly, the region is also influenced by the nearby Alps climatically and by the occurrence of some species. Especially during winter, alpine bird species, such as the raven or the mountain finch, come to Seewinkel to find food. Exclusively here, in this unique region live but also relict occurrences, such as the mountain lizard or the white germer, which actually do not belong in the lowlands.
