Room Rates: $253.1797 to $349.8715

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Hotel Description

The Warmbaderhof Hotel Is Located In Villach, Austria, Within 500 Metres of Warmbad Villach Train Station, The Ancient Trail of Römerweg, And The Maibacherl Natural Well. Villach City Centre Is Three Kilometres Away.
hotel Features. Nestled Within 20 Hectares of Parkland, The Warmbaderhof Hotel Is Fringed With Trees And Green Lawns. In The Hotel Gardens Is An Outdoor Pool, Which Is Filled From a Hot Water Spring And Connected to The Indoor Pool By a Water Channel. The Spa Vitality Centre Offers a Finnish Sauna, Turkish Steam Room, a Salt Water Grotto, a Crushed Ice Fountain, And Kneipp Foot Baths. Thalassotherapy, Bioresonance Treatments, And Sclerotherapy Are Available At The Hotel's Beauty Salon. Parking At The Hotel Is Free. a Complimentary Buffet Breakfast Is Available. The Half Board Rate Includes a Four Course Dinner With a Salad Buffet At The Panorama Restaurant. The Kleine Restaurant Offers Gourmet Dishes In Intimate Surroundings. The Hotel Has Its Own Golf School, Driving Range, Pitching And Putting Greens, And Further Recreational Facilities Include Horse Riding, Nordic Walking, And Winter Sports. Guestrooms. There Are 114 Guestrooms Situated Over Four Floors. Rooms Extend to Balconies With Views of The Pool Or The Karawanken Mountain Range. Decor Is In Soft Hues With Carpeted Floors And Wooden Furnishings. Amenities Include Satellite Television, Direct Dial Phones, Minibars, And Safes. Internet Access Can Be Provided In Rooms Upon Request. Bathrooms Are Equipped With Bathrobes, Slippers, And Hair Dryers. The Hotel Offers Half Board Rates. Expert Tip. Located 500 Metres From The Hotel, The Römerweg Is An Ancient Roman Road, Carved Deep Into The Mountain Rock, And Was Once a Route Used to Travel Between Italy And The Eastern Alpine Region. The Earliest Traces of Human Settlement In This Region Date Back to The Neolithic Period (3500 1800bc).