ArchitectureThe restoration of the old waterworks was able to avert the demolition and preserve the historic complex of buildings. Today, the waterworks consists of generously cut rooms with floor-to-ceiling French windows and eight-meter-high ceilings, creating a light-filled atmosphere of coziness. The industrial architecture was equipped with modern designer furniture and creations by Berlin interior designer Stefan Brall (Increart). Material and color concepts were worked out with the monument authority, which take up the style of the historic waterworks and were restored with local products. Eight-meter-long, solid oak planks from the Brandenburg forests, large gas fireplaces from Berlin, works of art from the GDR era and armchairs from Italy complete the interior in style. The restoration was implemented exclusively by construction companies from the region. It was primarily through recycling existing materials, such as old tiles and tiles, for a renewed use. Historic lamps and old windows have also been refurbished and today decorate the new waterworks.

FoodGuests of the Wasserwerk Bad Saarow can book an individual breakfast or be completely self-sufficient. If you choose to eat breakfast, guests will have their morning breakfast basket conveniently placed at the bottom of the stairs. The large offer consists of regional organic products, on request a vegetarian or vegan breakfast can be served.

SocialAll employees are permanently employed, which is an important criterion in the Brandenburg region, and in the otherwise very seasonal Bad Saarow is a special feature. In the rooms books by Freddy Fischer (entrepreneurs, foundation founders and idea providers) are offered for reading and buying. The proceeds will be donated to the Freddy Fischer Foundation, which supports projects with disadvantaged children.

EnvironmentThe water comes today from a modern waterworks in Fürstenwalde. The waterworks is connected to the district heating pipe of the nearby Bad Saarow Therme, a complex connection process that uses the comparatively environmentally friendly energy source of the neighboring district heating pipeline in the long term instead of installing its own energy supply with significantly higher consumption. In addition, the waste is separated environmentally friendly. All accommodation units have separate waste bins, which are collected separately from the disposal company. Soaps, shower gels and other hygiene products are replenished in dispensers rather than individually packaged units. The espresso machines run with grinder and coffee beans instead of pads. The water for garden maintenance is pumped from its own well.

Well-BeingThe E-Werk Loft and the Wasserturm have their own whirlpools. But probably the biggest well-being effect comes as soon as guests relax in one of the unique seating areas of the upper tower or in front of one of the fireplaces. The SaarowTherme is only 200 meters from the waterworks and thus easily accessible on foot: Just in a bathrobe through the garden gate of the waterworks, cross the spa park and the thermal sauna paradise is already reached. The guests have four day tickets available for all areas of the spa, which are divided among them. In addition, the 2018 Scharmützelsee, which was awarded the title of "Germany's most beautiful lake" for the second time, is only 100 meters away.