Feuerstein Nature Family Resort

Nestled in beautiful surroundings, this hotel feels like it was crafted by someone who truly loves children and understands their joys! The design caters to kids’ delight at every turn, making fun accessible everywhere. The rooms are a hit with the little ones, featuring cozy, wooden bunk beds they adore, alongside uniquely shaped mattresses for parents where kids can play or snuggle in. The property boasts a farm and stables with lovely, clean infrastructure, adding to the family-friendly vibe. My experienced daughters had a fantastic time during their professional and kind horse riding classes. The hotel is impeccably clean and well-organized, supported by excellent staff service. My daughters raved about the food, especially the buffet’s thoughtful setup, which, as I mentioned, is clearly tailored to make kids fall in love with the place! They offer a wide range of activities for children, both indoor and outdoor. The pools are spacious, never feeling crowded, and come with thoughtful amenities like pool flip-flops in case you forget yours. The spa is pleasant, though my massage didn’t feel up to a high standard—it was adequate but unremarkable. The menu for adults could use improvement; we’d love some fine dining options too! That said, the wine menu is impressive, with a delightful presentation and tasting options that stand out. The lobby bar features a great bartender—possibly German, maybe named Alex (though I can’t recall exactly), which is a pity—whose skill adds a nice touch to the experience.

Feuerstein is an amazing hotel with a huge range of family-friendly activities and delicious food in an absolutely stunning location. We loved the fact that as well as the kids club where you can drop off children for childcare, there are different parent-child activities you can book into - the Montessori classes were wonderful, as was the swimming pool with a beautiful view. To make the hotel even more incredible, you could add: - Blackout blinds in baby bedrooms - Mealtimes at child friendly times i.e. earlier lunch and dinner as 12:30 and 6:30 are too late for babies - Somewhere quiet in the hotel for people to eat lunch while babies nap in buggies as there are music speakers and loud children everywhere, and many people were looking for somewhere quiet - All vegetarian options labelled in the buffet at lunch and dinner - there was a great selection of veggie salads but many options that look vegetarian actually contain meat (vegan options were limited but labelled) - Baby pool toys to borrow in the swimming pool - A separate dining area for people having dinner in the evening without children

We loved the Feuerstein! Booked it as a bit of a splurge weekend with my family (two children ages 2.5 and 15 months) for Easter and my birthday for four nights. We checked out nearly every amenity the hotel had to offer because it was just so fun to explore there. We had a ton of rain but could still enjoy the location and time because of all the activities organized by the hotel. I can only confirm that it looks just like the photos. Everything is connected underground. You can see and schedule all activities in their mobile web app. If something is full just go anyway and see because a lot of people were no shows. The resort was fully booked but never felt too full or busy. I assume this due to the expansiveness of the resort versus number of guests. I also loved having our designated breakfast table and dinner table (lunch was open seating) and the same waitress each night. We ended up eating starters with the kids, putting them to bed, and coming back to enjoy the rest of the 5-course menu - Deborah was open to accommodating whatever situation we needed. There were just so many cool details like the family restrooms with kids toilets, the low hand rails for littles, the outlet covers in the rooms, just all these aspects that highlighted this place keeps families at the forefront of their minds. The only „complaints“ I have are that there was no conditioner provided in the shower. I know this is common in Europe, but still felt like it fell short for a 5 star resort. The second was the default provided pillows were so flat - can’t imagine anyone likes these? But they did have a pillow menu with other options, which we used on the remaining nights. I only wish there were more hotels at this standard of offering luxury to the adults and children.

Stayed here for half term week. It was absolutely incredible. The staff, the food, the facilities, the rooms… I have never been to a hotel with so much stuff to do for kids and the quality of activities for them was SO good. If you are looking for a hotel for kids in a stunning area this is it.