Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

A hidden gem in a class of its own: Nestled in the heart of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park, in the northeastern part of the Saarland, lies the Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa, a member of Design Hotels™. Perched in a prominent location on a small wooded headland and overlooking Lake Bostal in the Sankt Wendel region, this wellness resort serves as a retreat surrounded by nature. The hosts’ deep connection to the region and the creative mindset of Kathrin and Christian Sersch are reflected throughout the property. Under the motto “Truly beautiful. Beautifully true,” they have crafted—with meticulous attention to detail—a hotel that appeals equally to wellness travelers, athletes, connoisseurs, and lovers of culture and nature, featuring 97 modern rooms and suites.

Beautifully Refined

: These range in size from 30 to 80 m² and feature numerous refined touches and top-of-the-line amenities. These include, for example, four-poster beds, a desk or console table, a balcony, and a stocked spa bag for the duration of the stay. All king-size box-spring beds face the floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the lake and the surrounding nature.
The hotel’s facilities also include the Lumi restaurant with a terrace, the Nox bar with a fire lounge, a library, three conference rooms, and the Seezeit Spa. The Berlin-based architectural firm GRAFT was responsible for the architecture, which has strong ties to nature, while Birgit Nicolay of Nicolay Design handled the interior and lighting design. The property is a member of the Hideaways Hotels Collection and, according to GEO Saison, ranks among the “100 Most Beautiful Hotels in Europe 2018, 2019 & 2022.”

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enhancements, the Seezeitlodge has expanded its wellness area to a total of 5,000 square meters. Additional highlights encompass anatural swimming pondwith a 560-square-metre water surface, a new quiet room, a pool terrace, a floating pool, and a spa suite. The spa suite offers guests a sauna, a whirlpool tub, and a terrace with a daybed and lounge chairs. The lake-view rooms on the first floor above the spa have also been expanded to include an outdoor area with its own daybed (Lake Room Garden Lodge). All renovation work, as well as the latest expansion of the spa area, was carried out in harmony with nature as much as possible. As part of its energy strategy, the hotel relies on a rooftop photovoltaic system and a newly built wood chip plant, which will handle all heat generation in the future. Photos: Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa