Spa treatments

Relaxation in harmony with nature

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  Touch & Deep Relaxation

  Deep relaxation – body & breath

  60 minutes

  A moment of pause.

  Guided breathing and mindful touch on the head, neck, and shoulders help the body release tension. The treatment is performed fully clothed and is individually tailored: calm, precise, and, if needed, muscle-relaxing.

  Instructions and silence alternate.

  The breath deepens, the body sinks, inner spaciousness arises.

  For everyone who wants to fully reconnect with their body.

  Price: €115

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  Stillness and balance – clear mind, soft body

  60 minutes

  Relief for an active mind.

  This technique combines consciously guided breathing with clear, present touch in the head, neck, and shoulder area. It creates distance from racing thoughts and supports a noticeable letting go.

  Ideal for people with high mental activity, a lot of responsibility, or a busy daily life.

  Price: €115

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  Female balance

  60 min

  A relaxing journey through body and breath, tailored to the needs of the female body.

  Guided breathing and gentle touch on the head, neck, and shoulders promote deep relaxation. Additionally, the abdomen receives special attention: an abdominal massage supports inner balance.

  The application takes place mostly while clothed and is individually tailored.

  Price: €120

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  Green Luxury Spa Castle Hotel

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  Green Luxury Spa Hotel

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  Green Luxury Spa Hotel Castle

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• Awards

  1 Michelin Key 2025

• Hotel bar

  The hotel bar. An exclusive ambiance with a fresh charm and a touch of glamour reminiscent of a British gentlemen's club. Refined, sophisticated, and elegant. Whether you're starting your evening or enjoying a nightcap, relax to pleasant music, choose from a variety of drinks, and let the day wind down.

  RUINART Champagne Lounge

  Lifestyle meets Champagne! The new RUINART Champagne Loungeat the SCHLOSSHOTEL BURG SCHLITZ embodies sparkling, relaxed enjoyment. Settle into the exclusive outdoor furniture by star designer Philippe Starck, unwind to soothing music, and begin your evening in style. Every evening, weather permitting, on the hotel bar's terrace. Cheers!

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  Dog ABC

  Dogs are welcome in our hotel.

  Dogs, as we all know, are man's best friends. However, out of consideration for our other guests, we must draw your attention to the following: 

  • For guests with dogs, our separate 'Table & Paw' area is the only available dining area. Dogs are not permitted in any other areas of the restaurant.
  • Dogs must be kept on a leash throughout the entire hotel grounds and in the landscape park of Burg Schlitz .
  • We make every effort to keep the hotel grounds and the areas directly adjacent to the castle hotel clean. We therefore kindly ask you to walk your dog only outside the hotel grounds, in the landscaped park. Hygiene bags and a suitable waste bin are provided.
  • Please also be considerate of your roommates if you leave your four-legged friend alone and the general peace and quiet might be disturbed by barking.
  • Our housekeeping staff will not clean your room or perform the turn-down service if your dog is alone in the room.
  • Your four-legged friend surely knows that he has to pay for everything he (hopefully not) breaks or soils.

• Check in

  from 3:00 p.m.

• Check out

  until 11:00 am

• E-charging station

  Electric vehicles can use one of our four outdoor charging points for a price of €35 per charge.  

  You can obtain a card to activate the charging function from reception, subject to availability.

  A Type 2 connector is available. You have the option of bringing your own charging cable with a different connector type and installing it at the charging station.

• Story

  Hans Labes, later Hans Count von Schlitz, was born in Berlin and grew up as the son of a Prussian diplomat.
  Through his father's baronial title and a brief diplomatic career of his own, he found his mentor in Johann Eustach von Schlitz-Görtz.
  After switching to agriculture, he acquired the Karstorf estate; through adoption and marriage, he rose to the rank of Count von Schlitz.
  Between 1806 and 1823, he commissionedBurg Schlitzand shaped the complex with foundations such as the Caroline Chapel.
  Crises, changes of ownership, and repurposing followed – right up to the present day, when Burg Schlitz after being privately managed, became a foundation.

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