The lodge

There are places that have a special power. They make us feel: This is the right place for me!
For us, the Seezeitlodge is such a place.

Surrounded by lush greenery. Built close to the water. Exactly these things make it such a happy place. A free spirit. Yet grounded. Exposed on a small, wooded headland – with a magnificent view over Bostalsee lake in the Sankt Wendeler Land region.

Embedded in the low mountain landscape of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park. Linked with Celtic cultural history. Arranged between the security of the forest and the expanse of the lake. We feel connected and committed to the living history of this place.

It has taken shape in a unique wellness and nature resort.

Our Seezeitlodge – an invitation to inspiration!
Kathrin & Christian Sersch

Kathrin und Christian Sersch -  Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

Place of power

The underlying concept of the Seezeitlodge is to provide a special place of power in an extraordinary natural setting. Everything starts from this place. Everything leads back to it. Its proven intensive energy quality can only be found in this form at Lake Bostalsee: geomantic investigations have clearly confirmed that an extremely powerful area lies here, which was certainly used for cultural purposes as far back as prehistoric times.

Its character combines charging-vitalising with balancing-harmonising energy, which has a tangible effect on us, even if we are mostly unaware of it.

Kraftort - die Feuerstelle vor der Seezeitlodg
Die Lodge- Kraftort -  Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

The site of the Seezeitlodge is characterised by three areas of unusually positive energy fields:

Blind Spring:

The Blind Spring of the Seezeitlodge is located approximately under the LUMI restaurant. Blind springs are non-emergent, underground springs with an extraordinarily harmonising and energising effect, which in the case of the Seezeitlodge is reflected in an extremely high Bovis value of 12,000. Bovis units (BEH) indicate whether an object is energetically balanced, whether energy is drawn in or drawn out.

Bovis values of more than 8,000 are no longer exclusively linked to vitality, but enter into the spiritual-mental realm and describe so-called “places of power”. In the vast majority of cases, places with blind spring energy lie beneath spiritual or ritual buildings. Most churches have altars built over blind springs.

Geometric lines

The site is characterised by a crossing and branching of geomagnetic lines. A geomagnetic area of Seezeitlodge is located exactly below the blind spring and amplifies its positive radiation immensely.

This site is thus a true place of power of exceptional importance. The strong geomagnetic energy can be felt throughout the entire site like a “carpet of energy”. The effect can be described as very energising and vitalising. After a short stay, guests feel as invigorated and recharged as they would after a prolonged relaxing rest.

Leyline

A ley line runs through the site. Also referred to as “sacred lines”, ley lines are invisible lines that connect prehistoric places of worship and so-called places of power (churches, megaliths). A ley line can be understood as a pulsating meridian. Analogous to geomancy, the “leys” form a kind of energy network that encircles the whole earth. Due to the high energy values and the ley line, it can be assumed almost with certainty that the Rabenkopf, on which the Seezeitlodge now stands, was of considerable cultural importance.

geomantisches profil seezeitlodge hotel spa am bostalsee

This list puts you in a good holiday mood! Because here we have briefly and clearly listed all the details that make up the overall picture of the Seezeitlodge. Everything at a glance!

97 rooms & suites

  • all with a balcony and a great view of nature facing the lake or the forest
  • 30 to 80 square metres in size
  • preferential use of natural materials & natural colours

Seezeit cuisine

  • Indulge from early to late in the LUMI restaurant & NOX bar
  • fresh bread daily from the hotel’s own bakery
  • high-quality products from the Seezeitlodge Edition (e.g. honey, jam, gin)
  • children’s menu

Seezeit Spa inspired by the Celtic art of healing

  • 5.000 m² Seezeit spa area
  • NEW: Natural bathing pond with cosy retreats
  • Heated indoor & outdoor pool with panoramic views
  • Various saunas & steam baths and Celtic outdoor sauna village
  • 5 different saunas indoors
  • 4 relaxation rooms
  • cosmetic & massage treatments
  • Fitness Room
  • Spa bistro

Nature

  • exclusive secluded location on a wooded headland
  • panoramic view of Bostalsee Lake
  • approx. 70,000 square metres of outdoor area with meditation forest
  • direct access to the lake

Sports & Exercise

  • activity programme with different offers every week
  • "Golfpark Bostalsee" (18 holes) just 5 kilometers away
  • own yoga retreats
  • guided hikes
  • e-bikes and a fleet of bikes for hire
  • a wide range of water sports
  • jogging and hiking routes on the hotel doorstep
  • in the immediate vicinity of the Saar-Hunsrück Climb, one of Germany’s top long-distance hiking trails with a total distance of 410 kilometres

Conferences & private parties

  • 3 light-flooded function rooms with lake view
  • capacities for events with up to 100 guests
  • creative break offers dedicated to wellness & nature
  • Spacious banquet terrace with lake view

Distances:

  • District town of St. Wendel, approx. 22 km
  • Saarbrücken and Saarlouis, approx. 55 km
  • Trier and Kaiserslautern, approx. 60 km

Airports:

  • Saarbrücken, approx. 45 minutes
  • Frankfurt am Main, approx. 90 minutes
  • Luxembourg, approx. 60 minutes

Awards (selection)

  • One of the “100 most beautiful hotels in Europe” according to GEO for the 2018, 2019 and 2022 season
  • German Design Award Special, 2019
  • fallstaff Spa Awards, 2023
  • RELAX Guide Lily Award Culinary Award
  • Highest rating with 3 suns from Savoir-Vivre for an individually created gourmet menu
  • CHEFS TROPHY, Ausbildung 2021

Culinary Award:

  • Highest rating with 3 suns from Savoir-Vivre for an individually created gourmet menu

Memberships

  • Design Hotels, Hideaways Hotels, Pretty Hotels, Wellness Hotels & Resorts

The celtic wheel of the year

The Celts settled in what is now the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park in the north of Saarland. In the forest there are still the stone witnesses of this culture, the famous Celtic ring wall in Otzenhausen, which is only a few kilometres away from the hotel.

The Celtic druids worshipped nature and the change in its powers. The Celtic festivals were based on the annual orbit of the earth around the sun and were divided into solar and lunar festivals. These traditions flow into the Seezeit Lodge and are reflected in the year-round packages and rituals.

Keltische Feste im Jahreskreis -  Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

From the awakening of spring, through the time of abundance in summer and the harvest in autumn, to winter, a time of inner contemplation:

On 21 March, the spring equinox, day and night are of equal length and our ancestors celebrated Ostara. The fertility festival celebrated the eternal cycle of nature.

People traditionally decorated their homes with wreaths of twigs and fresh flowers to welcome the spirits of nature. It is believed that Christian Easter has its roots in the tradition of Ostara. The Celts called the return of life and the first festival of the sun after the ‘Raunächten’ “Alban Eilir”, which means “the light of the earth”.

Our YOGALODGE package deal is inspired by Celtic mythology and focuses on our creative power and the reawakening of energy.

Have you already discovered it?
Our establishment is architecturally aligned exactly with the solstices according to Celtic tradition and also picks up on the equinox in spring. In keeping with this, our NOX bar is located exactly on the equinox axis. This is clearly reflected in the shiny strip of brass in the floor, which runs through the interior and exterior of the Seezeitlodge and also marks the solstice axes. Not to be missed: Toast Ostara with our in-house Equinox Gin!

The 21st of June marks the summer solstice – the longest day and the shortest night. For the Celts, Midsummer, also known as Litha or “Alban Hevin”, was one of the four great solar festivals and the celebrations lasted twelve days. The earth goddess was pregnant with growing fruits of the earth. This is the time of abundance and ripeness.

People gather herbs – they store the powers of the sun particularly well at this time. It is also the time of love and light-heartedness. Midsummer was thus a festival of thanksgiving, celebrated with great bonfires.

In keeping with this tradition, we will enchant you on the occasion of the “white nights” with our “Magical Midsummer” package deal.

Have you already discovered it?
Our hotel complex is architecturally aligned exactly with the solstices according to Celtic tradition. The summer solstice runs right through our Community Table in the LUMI restaurant and is symbolically reflected in a shiny strip of brass on the floor. This is the perfect place to celebrate Litha with a light-hearted summer dinner.

In Celtic mythology, the beginning of autumn is also poetically referred to as the “great sunset of the year”. On the occasion of the autumnal equinox around 21 September, day and night are of equal length and balance each other out.

This natural phenomenon was celebrated by the Celts as one of the four sun festivals in the year and named after the Welsh god Mabon, the son of light.

Our YOGALODGE package deal focuses on the four elements of the Celtic autumn with individually tailored sessions for each one.

Our LUMI creative kitchen party is inspired by the Celtic harvest festivals, which began at the autumnal equinox and were celebrated until the following full moon.

Have you already discovered it?
Our hotel complex is architecturally aligned exactly with the solstices according to Celtic tradition and also picks up on the equinox in autumn. In keeping with this, our NOX bar is located exactly on the equinox axis. This is clearly reflected in the shiny strip of brass in the floor, which runs through the interior and exterior of the Seezeitlodge and also marks the solstice axes. Make sure you try our signature cocktails with Celtic herbs!

In the Celtic year, Yule celebrates the winter solstice on 21 December and is one of the sacred celebrations of the sun. It is not only the shortest day of the year, followed by the longest night, but also marks the beginning of the twelve Raunächte (or Magic Nights), in which the god Wotan and his followers swept across the land in a wild hunt to drag away everything old.

At Seezeitlodge, we celebrate Yule as our ancestors did, as the rebirth of light, with the atmospheric Arrangement „”Powerful Yule” package deal“ and plenty of time for inner reflection and contemplation.

Have you already discovered it?
Our hotel complex is architecturally aligned exactly with the solstices according to Celtic tradition. The winter solstice axis runs right through our hotel lobby and ends at the fire pit on the patio. This axis is marked by a shiny strip of brass on the floor. Follow it and enjoy an atmospheric Yule evening at the fireplace, plus a stunning view of the lake!

Imbolc
On the night between 1st and 2nd February, the Celtic “Imbolc” (Candlemas) is celebrated. The festival of spring ushers in the warm season and is dedicated to the Celtic goddess Brigid. It is a festival of fertility and new beginnings, which the Celts accompanied with bonfires.

Beltane
The festival of the “Radiant Sun”. For our ancestors, it symbolised the victory of summer over winter, and for the Celts, May 1st marked the beginning of the summer half-year. One of the most important traditions that has survived to this day is the erection of the Maypole.

Lughnasadh
On 1 August, the Celts celebrated the festival of light, Lughnasadh. It means “wedding of light”, the marriage of light and earth, and represents the beginning of the harvest season and autumn. The Celts offered thanks for the first harvest, they blessed herbs, sold and bought livestock and competed in various contests. Although Lughnasadh is not a pure harvest festival like the American Thanksgiving, it is closely connected to it.

Samhain
The festival from 31 October to 1 November represents the Celtic New Year’s Eve. On the night of Samhain, people lit blazing fires on hilltops.

The flames were believed to protect against the power of the winter cold and to ignite purifying forces. At the Seezeitlodge, we revive the origins of modern Halloween with magical experiences in our “Mystical Samhain” package deal.

Seezeitldoge rituals

Our Seezeit Spa reinterprets the ancient Celtic wisdom and uses it to create extraordinary treatments and offers. In harmony with nature, rituals are created that revolve around the rhythm of life, the seasons, medicinal herbs and plant powers.

Stefanie Dell & Jessica Biegel - Yoga in der Natur - Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

Wyda –
the yoga of the Celts

Inspired by the ancient teachings, we translate the "old" Wyda into a contemporary and special practice.

Yoga in der Natur Jessica Biegel - Seezeit Aktiv

YogaLodge

One of our signature arrangements! Experience seasonal yoga sessions, meditations, breath work, mindfulness exercises and Celtic-inspired rituals.

Litha keltische Feiertage - LieblingsGeschichten Blog

Celtic Packages

Special time out in the circle of the year! Magical Midsummer, mystical Samhain, powerful Yule or our yoga lodge.

Behandlungen - Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

Spa Rituals

In harmony with nature, we have created special rituals that follow four needs: to feel peace, to recharge energy, to find inspiration, and to gain clarity.

Architecture and Design

The Seezeitlodge is located in Gonnesweiler on the plateau of the Rabenkopf – in the midst of unspoilt countryside. The Berlin architects from GRAFT approached it respectfully and developed the striking shape of the building from the topography of the headland. In this way, the forces of the place remain undisturbed.

Even more: the architecture develops from and exalts them. In this way, an intensive connection unfolds between the natural poles of tension on the site: between forest and lake, between feeling protected and freedom, between earth, water, fire and air. The landscape architects of ernst + partner from Trier considered this overall scheme in the outdoor area.

Following the Celtic model, the Seezeitlodge is architecturally precisely aligned with the course of the summer and winter solstices and also picks up on the equinoxes in spring and autumn. Three shiny strips of brass on the floor run through the interior and exterior spaces and mark the axes.

The power of the place is also reflected in the atmospheric quality of the interior. The design by Nicolay Design aus Stuttgart creates an authentic and casual lodge style: cosy, but not ordinary. Inspiring and refreshingly different.

Our partners

We join forces with people and companies who share our quality awareness. Being stronger together!

Sustainability

We are connected with nature! We think and act with this attitude. Respect and appreciation for the environment are our hallmarks.

Awards

We are thrilled about the numerous awards we have received. Helpful guidance for our guests and a great motivation for our team.

Seezeitlodge Hotel Spa

Major. Changes. Changes

Our structural expansion project involving the spa, guest rooms and energy concept. Natural bathing pond, floating, spa suite ... - fresh offers that will inspire you.

Seezeit Talents

Our strong team of ‘forest owls & lake fish’ is what makes the Seezeit Lodge special. Dedicated personalities who inspire with their expertise and personality.

Benefits Karriere in der Seezeitlodge
Feuer Suite Bett und Ausblick - Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

Rooms & Suites

Private retreats for your relaxed lakeside getaway. Organic shapes and natural materials create a casual lodge style. With four-poster beds and different views of nature.

Golfurlaub am Bostalsee in der Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa

Our "Little Reward" arrangement is perfect for your break.

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