Severin's Collection: Time for Me
The Severin's Collection is pleased to announce the addition of Öschberghof, a prestigious property nestled on the edge of the Black Forest.
Severin’s Resort & Spa
Öschberghof, well-being takes centre stage. A spa and gym spanning 5,500 square metres of indoor and outdoor space offers a 25-metre indoor pool and an outdoor infinity pool. Four distinct worlds share the space like a quartet. In the Asia Spa, dark stones, golden walls, and red lanterns transport guests into Japanese bathing culture with kamaburo, sento, and onsen. Just as the salty air defines Sylt, a microsalt system by Klafs brings that experience indoors at the Harmony Spa: Before a warmly glowing salt-stone wall, guests inhale the finest salt aerosols—which, according to the resort, are a treat for the skin and respiratory system. The Energy Spa is dedicated to the sweat lodge, while the Ice Lounge provides the cool-down. The Relax Spa offers a more tranquil atmosphere; in the relaxation room, time seems to stand still. Afterward, guests return to one of the 128 rooms or suites, all featuring their own living area; balconies and terraces offer views of the resort and the golf course. In the evening, the dining room serves five-course menus, which Head Sommelier Ben Voglstätter complements with wines from the wine cellar. At Ösch Noir, awarded two Michelin stars since 2021, Executive Chef Manuel Ulrich combines modern French cuisine with regional ingredients.
www.oeschberghof.com
Current Offer: Spa Getaway at ÖschberghofSpa
Getaway at Öschberghof: 2 nights / 3 days for 2 people in a double room: starting at €1,474.00
Details: Two nights in a Comfort Room, including Öschberghof benefits; 0.375 L of champagne as a welcome gift in your room; anti-stress massage (one per person); classic facial treatment (one per person); a rich and nutritious breakfast buffet in the dining room; a diverse and varied leisure and activity program
The price encompasses the aforementioned services of this offer per room and is subject to occupancy and the selected room category.
Spa Getaway at the Öschberghof
Severin’s Resort & Spa SyltOn
Sylt, this retreat commences in the old captain’s village of Keitum, the green heart of the island. Not far from the Wadden Sea lies Severin’s Resort & Spa, whose main building features a continuous thatched roof spanning 5,000 square meters. Outside on the island, the heathland displays its wild, almost defiant beauty, and the salty North Sea air fills the air; inside, casual luxury is evoked in warm, light natural tones, with stone, wood, and understated maritime details. For the evenings, there is the fireplace lounge and Severins Bar with its own hearth. At Severin’s Spa, the journey begins not with a treatment menu but with a conversation. The specially developed Sylt Energy Compass translates the island’s landscapes into four elements: dunes, heath, beach, and sea represent the power of beauty, the power of nature, the power of the sun, and the power of water. Together with the therapist, the guest explores their own needs—resulting in a treatment that is truly one-of-a-kind. The spa is further developing the four specially blended oils in collaboration with Dorissima as its own line, and products in the treatment rooms are available through a glass deposit system. In the basement of the main building, a 2,000-square-meter space features a glass-roofed pool, an oriental hammam, three themed saunas, and a steam bath. Small tea stations and two relaxation rooms with an outdoor terrace help you slow down—here, you can let your mind wander. Those seeking complete privacy can retreat to the private spa suite with a bio-sauna. Dietary supplements from HECH extend the philosophy to include care that begins from within, while the Kids Club offers complimentary childcare for children aged three and up, granting parents the luxury of uninterrupted respite. Come evening, Tipken’s by Nils Henkel—guided by Executive Chef René Verse and honoured with a Michelin star since spring 2024—sets the culinary tone.
The North Sea and the edge of the Black Forest, thatched roofs and golf greens: two locations could hardly be more different, and yet both hotels follow the same philosophy. Both have received recognition—both were awarded two MICHELIN Keys for 2026 by the Michelin Guide. Whether it’s the Sylter-Kräfte-Kompass or the salt stone wall, the hammam or the onsen, holistic relaxation here means taking time for yourself—a treat for body, mind, and soul. www.severins-sylt.de
















































