Ybbstaler Solebad: Relaxation and wellness in the heart of the Mostviertel region
The Ybbstal brine baths in Göstling an der Ybbs offer pure relaxation amidst the idyllic landscape of the Mostviertel region. The soothing brine from deep within the Alps ensures restful hours in the warm water, while various saunas, steam rooms, and wellness treatments provide the perfect retreat. Ideal for anyone wanting to take a break from everyday life and regenerate body and mind.
Short info:
- Where is the brine bath located? Oberkogelsbach 21, 3345
- What is a brine bath? A brine bath (also called a salt bath) is a bath containing a salt concentration (usually sea salt) of up to 6 1/3 T/T. Depending on the salt concentration and water temperature, a brine bath promotes blood circulation and is considered an aid in the treatment of skin diseases, allergies, colds, digestive problems, metabolic disorders, kidney and bladder diseases, and more.
- How much does the entrance fee cost? Here you will find all prices and the opening hours. With NÖ Card 4 hours free (which is sufficient due to the size of the bath)
- Can you park there? Yes, there are plenty of parking spaces in front and in the covered parking garage.
Ybbstal brine baths: Relaxation and fun for the whole family
The Ybbstal brine bath in Göstling an der Ybbs is a small but very popular bath, especially in winter. After a strenuous day of skiing, many winter sports enthusiasts flock to the brine bath to relax their tired muscles in pleasantly warm water. The pools are filled with soothing brine water, which has a temperature of 32 to 34 degrees Celsius and a salt concentration between 1.5 and 3 parts per million. This combination ensures exceptional relaxation and rejuvenation.
Various pools to suit every taste:
- Movement and therapy pool: Here you'll find visitors of all ages. Whether you're floating along or relaxing on the massage benches, this pool invites you to linger.
- Sports pool: With a water temperature of 26 to 28 degrees, it is cooler than the other pools and is therefore used less – perfect for anyone who wants to swim a few laps.
- Children's pool: Small, but equipped with a fast Kobri snake slide, this freshwater pool at 32 degrees provides plenty of fun for the little ones.
- Outdoor adventure pool: Why "experience"? Here, various massage jets are activated, offering massage loungers, bubble benches, floor jets and a popular current channel – a particular highlight for children!
Action and relaxation: For extra fun, there's the action slide at the Ybbstal brine baths. At 45 meters long and with a five-meter drop, it offers entertainment for all ages. The slide is completely enclosed and runs through the hall before ending in a small exit pool in the open area.
Those who don't want to forgo a summer tan in winter can use the adjoining solarium, which is directly accessible from the pool area. For those seeking even more relaxation, there is a sauna area, available for an additional fee. This includes various saunas, such as a salt sauna (85°C), a crystal sauna (95°C), a Swiss pine sauna (90°C), and the gentler SaunaAROMA (65°C). An additional outdoor pool is also available.
Culinary offerings: After a relaxing day at the beach, the hotel's own restaurant offers a small but excellent selection of dishes to bring the day to a pleasant close.
The Ybbstal brine bath offers a successful mix of relaxation, fun and action and is worth a visit in both summer and winter!
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| day | opening hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Tuesday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Wednesday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Thursday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Friday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Saturday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
| Sunday | 9:00 – 22:00 |
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