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Indoor pool with infrared cabin
In our 4-star hotel in Filzmoos you will find an extensive wellness programme for body, mind and soul. This includes our swimming pool with rest room and infrared cabin.
Adults and children swim, splash and chat here every day. Especially after a day skiing or hiking in the Salzburg mountains, a dip in the pleasantly warm water of 30°C is very relaxing. In the area of the indoor pool, there is also an infrared cabin for a soothing heat therapy.
Bathing fun for the whole family
In the swimming pool, both big and small guests are always welcome. Unlike in the feel-good oasis which is only accessible from the age of 18, the hotel swimming pool is open to everyone.
Swimming pool with 12 metres x 5 metres
Open from 07:00 to 10:00
The indoor pool at the 4-star Hotel Neubergerhof is open for you also in the morning. Here, you can swim your laps in the pool before breakfast. This strengthens you for the upcoming day’s holiday. And in the evening, a bit of relaxation before falling asleep is also highly recommended.
Infrared cabin
Health and physical well-being have a lot to do with warmth. It’s no wonder that most people feel more comfortable in warmer areas. Or that everyone enjoys sunbathing outside – no one likes to freeze. Especially in winter, when temperatures drop below 0°, one then looks for a feel-good heat source.
Additionally, mental health also plays an important role and here, too, a session in the infrared cabin contributes significantly to a relaxed state of mind.
Heat promotes health and relieves various ailments, and ancient cultures all over the world used heat and developed heat treatment methods. Even then, it was known that heat irradiation loosens the tissues, relieves pain and cleanses the body.
With regular use, the following effects should be felt:
- Strengthening of the immune system
- Increased blood circulation
- Improved metabolism
- Reduced tension and alleviated back pain
- Positive effect on skin diseases
- A light cardiovascular stamina training effect