Tirler-Dolomites Living Hotel: Detox in winter

Detox is on everyone's lips.

Detoxifying and purifying the body brings new life energy, strengthens the immune system and boosts the metabolism. The Tirler-Dolomites Living Hotel on the Seiser Alm also accompanies its guests through the winter with detox. The Tirler offers the perfect conditions for a break in the spirit of well-being. At 1,752 meters above sea level, the Rabanser family has designed a vacation ambience that offers the healthiest possible living environment. With the support of building biologist Alfred Ruhdorfer, an allergen-free indoor climate was created. From the kitchen to the spa, the Green Living Hotel relies on the treasures of South Tyrolean nature. For those who come to the Tirler for a detox, an individual program is put together.

An integral part of the "cure" is a fascia detox treatment including a rich oil massage. This is a holistic and profound detoxification method with a revitalizing effect. Regular foot baths support the detoxification process. In a cooking course with a Tirler detox chef, participants learn how to make their own tasty detox soup. Drinking properly is the be-all and end-all when detoxing. The Tirler has a special treasure for this. The drinking water at the hotel in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site is pure alkaline water from the hotel's own Curasoa spring. Due to its alkaline charge, Curasoa water can absorb many harmful substances and thus help the body to rid itself of toxins. In the hotel, this spring water treasure is also enriched with effective elixirs and selected Alpine herbs. The Tirler herbal waters create an all-round sense of well-being. The fresh mountain air on the impressively beautiful high alpine pasture does the rest to regenerate body and soul.

The Tirler-Dolomites Living Hotel is surrounded by a paradise for outdoor activities in winter and summer. The detox package including fascia roll, balance cushion, cooking course with the chef and your own water bottle costs 181 euros.

More information: www.hotel-tirler.com