Hotel Tan­nerhof

Visitors to the Tan­nerhof in the cli­matic health resort of Bay­rischzell not only wander among meadows, forests and moun­tains, but also among a wide variety of genres.

Whether it’s holidays, the­ra­peutic fasting, tai chi, high culture, pop con­certs or regional creative cuisine – ever­y­thing comes tog­ether here with a shared vision: ‘Become essential, human being’. And that’s been the case since 1905. Ori­gi­nally founded as a sana­torium for natural healing methods, the family business has con­tinued to develop to this day and, with its building complex that has grown over the decades, now resembles an idyllic little village. When the sana­torium was con­verted into a nature hotel and health resort in 2011, the new ori­en­tation also ent­ailed a far-rea­ching archi­tec­tural overhaul of the his­toric buil­dings and sel­ective, modern addi­tions. Tog­ether with Munich architect Florian Nagler, the existing buil­dings were reno­vated, expanded and rede­signed. Always in keeping with tra­di­tional values: close to nature, sus­tainable, creative and rooted.

The Tan­nerhof not only offers a wide range of health and wellness packages, but also various types of accom­mo­dation. The main buil­dings feature small rooms reduced to the essen­tials as well as spa­cious rooms, some of which are modern in design and some of which are fur­nished with antique fur­niture. The old air huts offer special retreats: rustic wooden cot­tages on the slope above the main buil­dings, where time seems to have stood still. These are joined by four modern, linear hut towers that transport the idea of their models into the present. The rooms are stacked on top of each other like cuboids. Stair­wells and bal­conies are cut into the tower, so to speak, and large windows bring the land­scape into the rooms, so that the inside and outside merge natu­rally. This motto is also reflected in the orangery, which con­nects the cen­turies-old and moder­nised farm­house ‘Alte Tann’ with the bath­house – a building from the 1960s that now houses tre­at­ments and exercise faci­lities.

The latest addition to the ensemble is the “Bade-Harpfe”: a simple, airy and light-flooded wooden building with an agri­cul­tural feel, which in its arche­typal form is used for drying hay and grain. At the Tan­nerhof, this charming building serves as a rege­ne­ration room, with a rela­xation room, a sauna with a view of the Wen­del­stein mountain and a 25-metre-long natural pool. Another special piece of archi­tecture that focuses on the essen­tials, inten­sifies the expe­rience and allows people to blend in with nature.

Also read our HOLIDAYARCHITECTURE Home­Story.

What to do

Various health services and wellness treatments, weekly program with activities, exercise, relaxation and cultural activities, hiking, Nordic walking, climbing, cycling & mountain biking, swimming lakes, paragliding, tennis, golf, skiing, cross-country skiing, tobogganing, ski touring, ice skating.

Why we like this house

A small cosmos in the mountains with extensive health and wellness program - great for stressed city dwellers!

This house is great for

For health conscious people and anyone looking for peace and relaxation.

Sustainability

certified BIO HOTEL

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