Rogner Bad Blumau

Hidden in the rolling hills of Styria, Austria, Rogner Bad Blumau isn’t just a spa resort — it’s a living work of art. Designed by the visionary artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, this thermal spa is a colorful, organic wonderland that feels like it was plucked straight from a fairytale.

Wow, simply the best Spa I have ever been to. Top quality in everything. This is a magical place. Prices are high but it's all well worth it. Food is fantastic and its ultra clean. I highly recommend coming here asap.

It's my fifth visit to the hotel. One of the best places of this kind. Though during many years they proclaimed themselves to be +18 nowadays there are a lot of kids in the hotel. This changes the atmosphere. We just weren't ready. Although the hotel is worth visiting in any case.

We have been to several spas in Germany and Austria, both large and small and decided on a day here as we were passing on a touring holiday. We visited just for the day and were not staying at the hotel. Can honestly say that it was not our most favourite spa and the design was very quirky and Gaudiesque!!. Directions to get here were not clear and then directions to the parking were not clear, then where to go to even get to the reception in the spa as a day visitor were not clear, generally no clear directions for anything, in or out of the spa, even getting out of the car park when leaving. It was like they did not welcome any newcomers, only people who were staying at the hotel or who were local and had been visiting for years. Unlike most of the spas we have visited over the years we found that this one took itself far too seriously and somehow did not have the welcoming feel of the other spas. A lot of outdoor areas so great on a nice sunny day. It was never made clear that quite a few of the sauna programmes had to be booked in advance and that they were also an extra charge. In fact a lot of things were charged as an extra. The thing we did like was the many areas for eating and drinking and the outside part of the non textile area, sunbeds set on the grass, surrounded by trees and hearing the birds singing, you really felt that you were amongst nature, this was very special. For a spa to come to for your first experience I would not recommend this one, the ones in Erdinger and Karpun are much nicer, but for something a bit different it was worth a try.

We didn't stay at the hotel. We came to visit the thermal baths. I really liked it. Design - you are immediately immersed in a fairy tale. Friendly staff. Not cheap, but the price includes an unlimited stay, a robe and two towels, which are waiting for you in the locker - large and soft. A variety of swimming pools, a cafe, a restaurant and for all visitors a basket of apples (very nice). Places for drying wet towels. Spa complex (but we didn't use it) We really regretted that we didn't stay at least 2 nights in this hotel. This place is worth a visit.

The whole concept of the hotel and the therme are just great. Due to the type of architecture perhaps it feels a bit crowded around the pools but it’s a manageable thing once you get into the rhythm. The rooms are beautifully designed and with its own charm. Dinner and breakfast are in the same dinning room, the offer is buffet for both services.