Located in the picturesque Kamptal region of Austria, the LOISIUM Wine & Spa Hotel delights with a unique combination of indulgence, a Spa Club by Saint Charles and now also a brand-new BikeWelt!
Wine tradition and indulgence
The LOISIUM in Langenlois is a place where you immediately immerse yourself in a world of relaxation and indulgence. The magnificent surrounding wine landscape creates an atmosphere of peace and recreation. For gourmets, the hotel is a paradise, as cuisine and excellent regional wines play a special role here.
The new LOISIUM BikeWelt
The hotel has now also created a spectacular BikeWelt with a "Test a Trek" demo centre that will make the heart of every cycling enthusiast beat faster – whether hobby cyclist or bike pro. Borrow, test, adjust – and off you go! The Kamptal offers a breathtaking backdrop for unforgettable bike tours. Our managing director Richard König had the chance to test a Trek gravel bike and was accompanied into the Kamptal vineyards by "BikeMike".
"What LOISIUM has created here is a dream for every passionate biker! Great bike fitting in the showroom with the most professional advice. Afterwards, I highly recommend a regenerating magnesium massage at the Spa Club by Saint Charles." (Richard König)
Spa Club by Saint Charles
In addition to the culinary and sporting highlights, the LOISIUM Langenlois has another irresistible facet to offer. At the Spa Club by Saint Charles, you will find a range of treatments that pamper body, mind and soul alike with a holistic concept. A wide range of soothing face and body treatments with the purest natural cosmetics, aromatherapy and body oils from Saint Charles awaits. A highlight: Saint Charles products are available to take home from the spa shop.
Even more LOISIUM
The unique LOISIUM lifestyle can also be enjoyed in Ehrenhausen in Styria, in the French Champagne region and, in the future, in Alsace (from 2025). Saint Charles and LOISIUM share a wonderful partnership built on a common passion for nature and, above all, on sustainability and regionality.
