Therme St. Kanzian
Aerial view of the hotel complex: three blocks around pool and courtyard, bedded into the slope under green roofs

Hotel 4-Star

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Landscape integration

Architecture and landscape are seamlessly integrated to create a holistic wellness experience. Over one-third of the building facilities are incorporated into the natural topography.

This harmonious interplay between architecture and landscape draws visitors closer to the place’s unique geography and identity.

Site plan of the hotel complex

Arriving and staying

From the forecourt the way leads across the terrace and out into the open. Pools, sun decks and lawn sit on stepped levels, so the move from building to landscape needs no hard edge.

The outdoor areas are made for the whole day — open and busy at midday, quieter in the evening when light from inside carries the terraces. Even under low cloud the slope stays the governing motif.

Render of the hotel in the evening, terrace and pool in the foreground

A Sanctuary for All Seasons

The 4-star superior hotel extends the resort into a year-round destination, pairing premium hospitality with direct access to the spa and the landscape.

The concept combines a clear resort structure with warm, regionally rooted materiality — balancing contemporary comfort with the character of Carinthia.

Hotel lobby with atrium

Views of the lake

The hotel is organized into three blocks, with all rooms offering access to a balcony or a small garden.

The upper levels feature peaceful, view-oriented rooms and suites, each complemented by terraces that open up to the surrounding greenery and, most importantly, provide stunning views of Klopeiner Lake.

Axonometric diagram of the hotel blocks

Key facts

  • GFA (Hotel)~13,500 m²
  • Rooms180
  • Beds~400
  • Parking (Hotel)225
Axonometric breakdown of the hotel