ArchitectureThe architecture of the hotel harmoniously combines tradition and sustainability. The core of the building is an old farmhouse that has been carefully expanded over the years, always in harmony with the natural conditions. During renovations and new buildings, particular attention was paid to building biology criteria in order to keep the ecological footprint as small as possible. Sustainability played a role long before the hotel became a certified organic hotel in 2008. Local craftsmen, some of whom have been associated with the hotel for decades, carried out the construction work. The result is a sustainable construction that blends perfectly into the surrounding nature.

FoodFrom Monday to Friday there are two menu options every evening - each with organic meat or vegetarian. Vegan alternatives are also possible and the kitchen can take food intolerances into account. The dishes are 100% organic certified and have been awarded Gold Partner status by Bioland. Some of the meat products come from our own organic farm and herbs from our own garden. Food waste is processed as best as possible, e.g. bread rolls in breadcrumbs.

SocialSome of the employees have been with the company for over 20 years and are from the local area and the surrounding neighboring towns. If they have any complaints, employees can use treatments. There are training opportunities, a free organic breakfast, capital-forming benefits and working hours are respected. In addition, employees receive a 50 percent discount for other certified ORGANIC HOTELS for their own vacation stays.

EnvironmentThe family has been renaturing the mountain pine raised bog for 60 years in order to maintain the cycle and preserve the immense CO2 storage. The wood chip heating and photovoltaic system mean that 95 percent of the hotel's heating is from renewable energy. The Murnau Werdenfelser organic oxen and mountain sheep have been awarded a Naturland certificate and lead a species-appropriate and healthy life. With as much green time as possible on the surrounding lush meadows. New projects are carefully examined and only implemented to an ecologically acceptable extent. As part of the Oekobonus community of values - a community that makes a lasting difference with its environmentally and resource-saving lifestyle - the hotel supports sustainable projects. The hotel is also committed to clean drinking water in Laos as part of a climate protection project.

Well-BeingIn addition to the mud treatments, the hotel offers classic massages, certified natural cosmetics and special therapies. The philosophy of Hildergard von Bingen also plays an important role in the holistic approach of the programs. The hotel also offers special regeneration programs, such as the regenerative cure certified by "Healthy Bavaria". The offer can be supplemented by soothing sauna stays.