Thermalhotelbad Gastein

Thermalhotelbad Gastein is located in Bad Gastein, one of Europe's most dramatically situated and historically significant thermal spa towns in the Salzburg Province of Austria, where the Gasteiner Ache waterfall plunges through the center of the town past towering Belle Époque grand hotels that cling to the steep valley walls — creating an urban landscape of startling verticality in which the rooftops of one building align with the foundations of the next, producing a resort townscape unlike any other in the Alps. Bad Gastein's thermal waters are notable not only for their warmth (emerging at up to 47°C) but for their mild natural radioactivity caused by dissolved radon, a property featured in the Gastein Healing Gallery — a converted railway tunnel where visitors take in radon-enriched air and thermal steam within a long thermal tradition. The thermalhotel here provides access to this extraordinary combination of Victorian grandeur, waterfall drama, and radon thermal bathing in one of Europe's most singular and spectacular Alpine spa settings.