The aufatmen Naturhotel offers not only yoga retreats and workshops with internationally renowned yoga instructors but courses taught by leading yoga experts where guests can qualify as yoga instructors themselves. The food is vegan, the spa is wonderful and the views are breathtaking. What more could you want?
Exercise, fine food, peace and quiet, meditation and relaxation make the Juffing Hotel & Spa the ideal place for a yoga retreat. The hotel offers yoga three times a day, private yoga sessions on request, workshops specially aimed at beginners and alpine yoga retreats in both summer and winter.
The yoga sessions on offer at the Biohotel Stillebach cate for both beginners and experienced yoga fans. Options include yoga sessions up to six times a week as well as week-long yoga retreats with lots of other activities as well.
The Hotel Klosterbräu & Spa offers a mixture of exercise, relaxation and mindfulness at its yoga camps. Beginners as well as advanced and expert yogis will find lots of courses and workshops for all levels. Several times a year the hotel offers exclusive yoga retreats.
Yoga + spa = relaxation at Das Kaltenbach. Led by a team of experienced yoga instructors, the yoga sessions and retreats here focus on a fusion of yoga and spa treatments aimed at helping guests achieve a balanced mind, body and soul.
The yoga courses and retreats at the Hotel Held are all about breathing exercises, meditation and exercise, either in the dedicated Yoga Area or in the hotel garden in the heart of the Zillertal Alps. The courses are suitable for both beginners and experts.
The Biohotel Schweitzer was an early adopter of yoga and has been offering courses since 1995. The daily yoga sessions are held at the adjacent Alpenresort Schwarz. The hotel also organises regular yoga retreats.
Stretching, relaxing and breathing are three of the key elements of yoga. The Ritzlerhof offers yoga sessions three times a week as well as yoga retreats several times a year – a great way to get away from it all for a few days.
The Hotel Pirchnerhof offers yoga classes up to five times a week, both indoors in the yoga and exercise room as well as outdoors in the large hotel garden. The food served is super healthy and inspired by the teachings of medieval medical writer and practitioner Hildegard of Bingen.
The Stock Resort combines yoga and spa to create a holistic concept for mind, body and soul. The Idea and Energy Room with fine mountain views offers the perfect setting for yoga sessions and retreats as well as relaxation workouts including qi-gong, meditation pilates and body styling.
The yoginest in the stylish coolnest hotel is the perfect place to find your inner balance. As well as yoga group courses there is also a pilates-based programme comprising Easy Pilates, Yogilates, breathwork and more. Yoga retreats are also offered several times a year with plenty of lectures and side events.
Guests staying at the Traumhotel alpina can look forward to invigorating yoga sessions including breathing techniques and early-morning sessions, either in the Yoga Shala or the idyllic Yoga Garden. Daily group sessions are available as well as one-to-one sessions on request. Retreats are held throughout the year.
Intensive meditation retreats, yoga workshops and even yoga-instructor courses – the AlpenRetreat offers a comprehensive programme when it comes to yoga. Sessions and workshops are available throughout the year.
Helth, vitality and staying fit are the three main focuses of the yoga courses on offer for all generations at the Alpenresort Schwarz. The resort offers are up to nine yoga sessions a week as well as multi-day retreats with guest instructors.
Yoga hotels offer a particularly extensive relaxation programme with yoga classes and courses in special meditation rooms or yoga gardens. A yoga resort usually works with a team of one or more yoga instructors who practise different styles of yoga in group courses or private sessions.
The impressive mountain scenery and nature alone provide the perfect backdrop to unwind, recharge your batteries and look after your health while practising yoga. Many yoga hotels offer outdoor yoga sessions and courses in the summer months so that yoga and meditation can be practised in the midst of nature with a view of the mountains.
A yoga retreat offers the opportunity to escape from everyday life for several days and take some time to fully dedicate yourself to yourself and your yoga practice. A yoga retreat is led by certified trainers or teachers and accompanied by a varied supporting programme such as leisurely hikes, soothing spa sessions and healthy, balanced cuisine.
