Gesundheits- und Kurhotel Badener Hof

About Gesundheits- und Kurhotel Badener Hof

The Badener Hof is a four-star health and spa hotel in Pelzgasse in Baden's old town. Via a heated connecting corridor, guests go straight into the Römertherme Baden, whose thermal baths and sauna area are included in the room price.

Spa treatment, preventive health care and rehab

• Kur and GVA: as a partner of the Austrian social insurance institutions, the hotel offers spa stays and the Gesundheitsvorsorge Aktiv (GVA) programme with exercise, nutrition and mental health. The focus is on the musculoskeletal system and rheumatic complaints.
• Rehabilitation: orthopaedic rehab after operations
• Sulphur: Baden's sulphur healing water and sulphur mud are used in medicinal baths and packs.
• Other therapies: electrotherapy and exercise therapy, outpatient spinal therapies, massages, dietetics with BIA measurement (measuring body composition) and biofeedback

Rooms and prices

According to the website, the hotel has 72 rooms for private guests, including ten suites, and 144 rooms for spa guests. There are single and double rooms and apartments with a roof terrace. In 2026 a night with full board and thermal bath admission costs from 129 euros per person in a double room and from 153 euros in a single room (off-season).

Eating in the hotel

• Restaurants: breakfast buffet; at lunch and dinner a salad buffet and a choice of three main courses, and on request also light, reduced-calorie or diabetic meals
• Origin: for meat, dairy products and eggs, the hotel states where they come from.
• Dietetics: the team advises on allergies and intolerances and adapts the menu if necessary.
• Café: with cakes and pastries, open to hotel guests and visitors

Who is behind it

The hotel is run by Badener KurbetriebsgesmbH. The website lists the hotel, the Römertherme and the Badener Kurzentrum as three joint health businesses. In 2019 TÜV Austria certified the hotel according to ISO 9001 and QMS-REHA. According to the Badener Kurbetriebe job portal, vacancies currently include a general practitioner and trainees in medical massage, occupational therapy or physiotherapy (as of 25.10.2026).

Automatically translated from German.

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