Spa & GolfResort Weimarer Land
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A five-star-superior resort in Blankenhain in the Thuringian Weimarer Land — 94 rooms and suites, a 3,000 m² LindenSpa, six restaurants (among them two with Michelin stars: Masters and The First) and a 45-hole golf complex with three independent courses (Goethe Course, Feininger Course, Bobby Jones Champion Course).
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Spa & GolfResort Weimarer Land: greetings from the front desk
The Spa & GolfResort Weimarer Land lies in Blankenhain in the Thuringian Weimarer Land — a five-star-superior resort with 94 rooms and suites, the 3,000 m² LindenSpa with a panorama sauna, a lime-blossom bath and a graduation tower, and a 45-hole golf complex that belongs to the most ambitious hotel-resort golf projects in Germany: three independent courses — the Goethe Course, the Feininger Course and the Bobby Jones Champion Course — plus a 9-hole course (Königin Luise). Six restaurants, among them two Michelin-starred addresses: the Francophile Masters under star chef Danny Schwabe and the Italian The First under Marcello Fabbri with sommelier Thomas Stobbe.
LindenSpa — 3,000 m²
The LindenSpa comprises 3,000 m² of spa and wellness space with a panorama sauna, an aroma steam bath, a lime-blossom bath, a salt sauna, a graduation tower, an earth-wall sauna and an infrared cabin. Treatment focuses: massages, facial treatments and body scrubs; the treatment programme also includes the Oriental rhassoul bath for two. VitaJuwel gemstone water in the fireplace room of the sauna world.
45-hole golf complex — Goethe, Feininger, Bobby Jones
With 45 holes the resort golf complex is one of the largest hotel golf complexes in Central Europe. Three independent 18-hole courses carry the names Goethe, Feininger and Bobby Jones Champion Course; add the 9-hole course Königin Luise. A golf school and an indoor golf facility belong to the infrastructure — course-permit classes and DGV examinations are offered in the resort itself.
Cuisine — six restaurants, two Michelin stars
Six independent restaurants — among them two with a Michelin star: Masters under Danny Schwabe with a Francophile focus, and The First under Marcello Fabbri with an Italian line of European influence. Sommelier Thomas Stobbe carries the wine pairings. Beside them the restaurant Augusta for the daily half board.
94 rooms and suites in eight categories
94 rooms and suites in eight categories — from comfort-class double rooms to generous suites. The house is designed for longer stays: spa, golf school, restaurant variety and the daily class and leisure programme make multi-night stays the standard form.
Location in the Weimarer Land
Blankenhain lies around 20 minutes' drive south of Weimar — the UNESCO World Heritage city of Goethe and Schiller. The hotel itself sits on the former estate of Schloss Blankenhain; the Lindenallee along which the address runs gives the central resort axis its name. Erfurt lies 40 minutes away, Leipzig a scant 90.
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Spa & GolfResort Weimarer Land
Lindenallee 1
99444 Blankenhain
Thuringia, Germany
Frequently asked questions about the hotel
What belongs to the LindenSpa?
3,000 m² of spa space with an unusually broad sauna dramaturgy: a panorama sauna, a salt sauna, an earth-wall sauna, an aroma steam bath, plus a graduation tower, a lime-blossom bath and an infrared cabin — in the fireplace room of the sauna world VitaJuwel gemstone water stands ready.
In the treatment programme: massages, facial treatments, body scrubs and the Oriental rhassoul bath for two.
Masters and The First — the starred restaurants
The resort houses two Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof: **Masters** with a Francophile focus under star chef Danny Schwabe, and **The First** with an Italian-European line under head chef Marcello Fabbri. Sommelier Thomas Stobbe is responsible for the wine pairings of both.
Golf courses — what distinguishes the three courses?
The **Goethe Course**, the **Feininger Course** and the **Bobby Jones Champion Course** are each 18-hole courses with different playing characters: Bobby Jones more championship-oriented, Goethe and Feininger played more often in resort operation. Add the 9-hole course **Königin Luise** for shorter rounds.
Can you take the course permit at the resort?
Yes — a golf school and an indoor golf facility belong to the resort infrastructure; course-permit classes and DGV examinations are offered directly in the house. With 45 holes at the door the way from the first swing to the first real round is short.
How far is Weimar — and what is the story of the estate?
Weimar, the UNESCO World Heritage city of Goethe and Schiller, lies around 20 minutes' drive to the north; Erfurt 40 minutes, Leipzig a scant 90. Culture day trips and resort days can thus be mixed freely.
The resort itself sits on the former estate of Schloss Blankenhain — the Lindenallee of the address gives the central resort axis (and the LindenSpa) its name.
Who is the resort meant for — golfers or spa guests?
For both, in all seriousness: 94 rooms and suites in eight categories, six restaurants, 3,000 m² of spa and one of the largest hotel golf complexes in Central Europe are designed for multi-night stays — whoever does not golf spends the days in the LindenSpa and the evenings in the starred restaurants without missing anything.
