A retreat for all the senses, in the charming spa town of Bad Liebenwerda.

A warm welcome to our home. We are delighted to be your hosts and to help ensure your comfort. We have lovingly furnished our home for you and hope you feel right at home here. Hospitality is a top priority in our home. Our atmosphere invites you to linger and offers the perfect all-inclusive package for your relaxation. With a relaxing sauna session, a singing bowl massage, and a singing bowl meditation, you can do something good for your body, mind, and soul. Our little garden paradise, with its enchanting nooks and water features, also invites you to linger and unwind.
In addition, we offer the opportunity to engage in creative activities—perfect for letting your inspiration flow. As your host, I’m happy to share my time with you in the arts of painting, ceramics, or felting. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced artist—it doesn’t matter, because everyone can create their own personal, little work of art here.
Of course, our little town with all its beautiful neighborhoods also helps you unwind. Forests, meadows, floodplains, rivers, and lakes—pure nature! And above all, we value the peace and quiet here. In our eyes, treating yourself to a break where you can still breathe fresh air is worth its weight in gold. As your hosts, we’re delighted that you’ve found a place where the simple things still matter.
Bad Liebenwerda is a small, beautiful, idyllic spa town in the state of Brandenburg in Lower Lusatia. Located near the Saxon border, it’s not far from the art and culture city of Dresden.
The Schwarze Elster River flows through the town like a blue ribbon. The tranquility and open spaces offer nature lovers the perfect conditions for relaxation. Lower Lusatia boasts an extraordinary landscape with peaceful fishing waters, silver grass meadows, and sessile oak forests. Our heathlands are grazed by Heidschnucken sheep. A special experience is a ride in a horse-drawn cart through the sea of blossoms in the orchard meadows near Dreska in the spring. Autumn is also very impressive here. Although you have to look a little hard in late summer to discover the blooming heath, the journey is well worth it when you explore the forests and floodplains by bike or on foot.