World Cuddle Day
At the 4* superior resort in Burgenland Seewinkel
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World Cuddle Day in St. Martins

Every year on January 21, the world celebrates CUDDLING DAY - with the aim of people hugging and cuddling each other much more often.

Cuddling is healthy: cuddling releases hormones such as oxytocin and serotonin, which increase our sense of well-being. Our everyday lives are making us more and more aware of what is really important in life.

Discover our many different retreat options in combination with the animal-assisted intervention (TGI) offers. Cuddling with our animals also triggers feelings of happiness and allows us to relax in the long term.

Our recommendations for a time-out in St. Martins, where many special offers MAKE YOU HAPPY and INCREASE YOUR HAPPINESS:

thermal baths, lodge, safaris, research station and much more await you.

TIME OUT IN ST. MARTINS
EXCLUSIVE IN THE THERMAL BATHS

Step out for a while -
in our exclusive areas or reserve your own private retreat with your own lounger.

 

To the thermal spa offers
TIME OUT WITH THE ANIMALS

Animal Assisted Intervention

Well-being and stress reduction are guaranteed here. Try it out for yourself!

Animal-assisted intervention
FAVORITE PLACES TO DREAM

Life can be so "suite"!

Our spacious suites offer plenty of room to retreat and lots of space for a relaxed, private living experience.

To our suites
OUT ON SAFARI

Spend a lot of time outdoors, preferably in combination with a Seewinkel safari in the national park Neusiedler See - Seewinkel.

To the safaris
CUDDLING WITH ANIMALS

How do animals actually cuddle? Find out:

Safari at the research station
Safari MINI at the research station
and much more.

To the research station
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