Adults-only hotels in Austria

Adults-only hotels in Austria for your time away

If you are looking for an adults-only hotel in Austria, you will find wellness and spa hotels particularly in Tyrol, Salzburg, Styria and around Austria’s lakes. There are also adults-only properties in Vienna and thermal spa regions – ideal for couples who want to combine peace and relaxation with mountains, lakes or city life, depending on the hotel.

Where are the best adults-only hotels in Austria?

The selection ranges from Alpine retreats in the west and thermal spa hotels in the south and east to child-free city hotels in Vienna and Salzburg. This means you can choose your adults-only hotel based on scenery, wellness, activities or a romantic short break for two.

Tyrol

At adults-only hotels in Tyrol, you can combine a mountain holiday with child-free wellness. Around Lake Achensee, the Zillertal, Kitzbühel, Seefeld and the Arlberg, you will find properties with spas, saunas, pools and massages, as well as direct access to hiking and ski areas. Posthotel Achenkirch and Adults-Only-Hotel Riml in Hochgurgl are aimed at couples seeking relaxation in the Tyrolean mountains. Romantic properties such as Hotel GAMS zu zweit in Vorarlberg also show how varied a child-free holiday can be.

Upper Austria

Adults-only hotels in Upper Austria are a good choice if you want to combine lakes, historic towns and peaceful landscapes. In the Salzkammergut, you will find properties in St. Wolfgang, Hallstatt, Bad Ischl and on Lake Mondsee. Hotel Cortisen am See offers a child-free stay directly on the lake, with a spa, gourmet cuisine and an infinity pool. In Linz, Freistadt and the Mühlviertel, you will also find adults-only hotels for a city break or a getaway close to nature.

Salzburg

In Salzburg, you will find adults-only hotels among mountains, ski areas and the city of Salzburg. Der Königsleitner in Königsleiten offers a spa and direct access to the slopes, while Sonnhof Alpendorf combines wellness, yoga, hiking and five-course menus. In Salzburg itself, Hotel Stein and Villa Carlton are adults-only hotels for couples who want to combine culture with a child-free atmosphere.

Styria

Adults-only hotels in Styria are particularly appealing for wellness and thermal spa holidays. In Bad Waltersdorf, you can combine a stay at Der Steirerhof with its own thermal spa and a large wellness area. Spa Resort Styria also focuses on thermal water, spa facilities and culinary experiences. In Loipersdorf, Maiers Kuschelhotel offers couples a Jungle Spa, suites and an in-room whirlpool.

Burgenland

Burgenland combines thermal spas, wine country and Lake Neusiedl. In Bad Tatzmannsdorf, Reiters Supreme and REDUCE Hotel Thermal offer spa facilities for a peaceful child-free break. At Lake Neusiedl, NILS am See is an adults-only hotel with an infinity pool, sauna, massages, regional cuisine and opportunities for cycling together.

Vienna

Adults-only hotels in Vienna are a good choice if you want to combine a child-free hotel with city life. Zola Hotel in the second district offers a sauna and Bar & Lounge. ARCOTEL Wimberger and Hotel MOTTO focus on restaurants, bars and suites. Hotel Capricorno offers Viennese charm in a central location near St Stephen’s Cathedral and the State Opera.

Vorarlberg

At adults-only hotels in Vorarlberg, you can enjoy mountains, valleys and a peaceful atmosphere for couples. Hotel GAMS zu zweit in Bezau combines a rooftop sky pool and spa with the landscape of the Bregenzerwald. SPA-Hotel Das Schäfer is located in the Great Walser Valley, with a spa and mountain views. Boutique Hotel Herzhof in Riezlern also offers a wellness area with an infinity pool, sauna and steam room.

Carinthia

Adults-only hotels in Carinthia are a good fit if you want to combine lakes and mountains. Hotel Jägerhof Wörthersee in Krumpendorf offers a child-free area with an infinity pool, spa, bar and direct access to the lake. At Nassfeld, Hotel & SPA Wulfenia features an infinity pool, steam room, massages and a spacious spa.

Lower Austria

At adults-only hotels in Lower Austria, you will find wellness close to Vienna and in the Vienna Woods. Schlosspark Mauerbach is a peaceful retreat near Vienna with an infinity pool and spa. Linsberg Asia Hotel, Spa & Therme in Bad Erlach combines an adults-only stay with an Asian atmosphere, sauna, steam room, massages and thermal spa facilities.

Adults-only wellness and thermal spas in Austria

If wellness is the main reason for your trip, pay attention to the property’s specific focus. Some hotels centre on thermal water and thermal baths, while others focus on massages, saunas, infinity pools or fitness. You can find a useful overview under Wellness & Spa and among the spa hotels in the Alps.

• For thermal water and thermal spa holidays, Der Steirerhof, Spa Resort Styria and Linsberg Asia Hotel are particularly suitable.
• For pools with a view, explore the collection adults-only hotels with infinity pools.
• Active couples can choose hotels with hiking trails, ski areas, yoga, fitness facilities or bike hire.
• For a romantic break, you will also find suites, in-room whirlpools, fireplaces and properties designed for romance.

What can you do in Austria?

Choose your region according to your interest in palace architecture, historic cities, Alpine cultural landscapes or wine villages. These six destinations complement a break in Vienna, the Salzkammergut, Styria, Tyrol or Lower Austria.

Vienna: discover Schönbrunn Palace

Schönbrunn Palace and its gardens form a Baroque ensemble in Vienna. Choose the palace as a cultural destination if you want to complement your city break or wellness holiday with architecture and the history of a specific place.

Official information: www.schoenbrunn.at

Salzkammergut: Hallstatt and its cultural landscape

Hallstatt’s architecture reflects a cultural landscape shaped by salt mining. Choose the town in the Salzkammergut if you would like to complement a holiday among mountains and lakes with a closer look at the region’s history.

Official information: UNESCO

Styria: Graz and Schloss Eggenberg

Graz and Schloss Eggenberg form a shared UNESCO World Heritage site, with architecture from different historical periods. Plan Graz as a cultural day in Styria if historic cityscapes and architecture appeal to you more than another nature outing.

Official information: UNESCO

Southern Styria: explore the Wine Road

The South Styrian Wine Road connects wine villages and rolling vineyards between Ehrenhausen and Leutschach. Choose a village or landscape section for your excursion if you want to explore the wine region; check dining options with individual businesses.

Official information: www.steiermark.com

Tyrol: see Innsbruck’s Golden Roof

The Golden Roof is a decorated oriel in Innsbruck’s old town with gilded copper shingles. Choose it as a specific architectural stop in Tyrol if you want to combine your mountain holiday with city exploration and historic buildings.

Official information: www.innsbruck.info

Lower Austria: the Wachau cultural landscape

The Wachau lies in the Danube valley between Melk and Krems, combining vineyards with historic settlements. Choose one place for your Lower Austria excursion if you want to explore river landscapes and cultural heritage without including every stop.

Official information: UNESCO

Which region suits your excursion plans?

Vienna suits palace architecture, the Salzkammergut landscapes and salt history. Graz offers city culture, Southern Styria wine landscapes, Innsbruck a historic architectural stop and the Wachau river scenery with cultural heritage. These destinations are not a single day route: choose your holiday region first, then check travel arrangements and current visitor information.

How to find the right child-free hotel

First check the minimum age before booking, as the properties differ considerably. In Austria, you will find adults-only hotels for guests aged 12, 14, 16, 18 or 21 and over. For a classic couples’ holiday without teenagers, the collections adults-only hotels for guests aged 18 and over and adults-only hotels for guests aged 16 and over are particularly useful.

• Choose Tyrol, Vorarlberg or Salzburg if mountains, hiking or skiing are your priorities.
• Choose Styria, Burgenland or Lower Austria if you are looking for thermal baths and wellness.
• Choose Upper Austria or Carinthia if you want to combine your stay with a lake.
• Choose Vienna or Salzburg if you want to combine an adults-only hotel with sightseeing and culture.
• Check the facilities actually offered, such as a spa, sauna, pool, restaurant, suite or hiking trails – each property has different strengths.