Being in the mountains is the purest form of exploration, and the Bavarian Alps have always held an irresistible attraction. Conveniently nestled between Vienna and Munich, the property offers great access to Salzburg, an international favorite just a 20 minutes drive away. Families, couples, foodies, spa lovers, sport devotees and car enthusiasts praise the endless list of Summer/ Winter activities on and off property including a dedicated Activity Concierge. Hotel Kempinski Berchtesgaden with its contemporary interpretation of elements - yet a clear reference to the breathtaking landscape and its local building tradition - is a refreshing alternative to the traditional leaning accommodation options of the area. The Berchtesgadener Land is one of the most spectacular regions in the Bavarian Alps. The seemingly endless variety of nature, outdoor, artistic, cultural and historical attractions and experiences make the region a popular summer and winter holiday destination. The jagged peaks, lush meadows and opalescent mountain lakes are without equal throughout the Alps. Within a few minutes' drive, guests at Kempinski Hotel Berchtesgaden can reach the crystal clear, emerald green Königssee lake surrounded by its fairy-tale mountain scenery.

?Pure Alpine Lifestyle? awaits with glorious, panoramic views of the postcard-perfect scenery at 1000 m (3.281 ft) above sea level combined with the advantages of a mountain resort ? 2 restaurants one of which is awarded with a Michelin star, extensive 1.400 sqm (15.000 sq ft ) Kempinski The Spa, including indoor and heated outdoor pool, and a variety of treatments inspired by the alpine region we are in. A 9-hole golf course and ski-in/ ski-out access in Winter complete our guests? experience. Youngest clients in house enjoy the extensive kid?s club facilities.

A special highlight is the Vinothek - an extravagant sanctuary for wine lovers. It features lots of glass, a long bar an exclusive atmosphere for private functions. The wine list includes some 400 varieties from all over the world. Red wines are kept in a dark red walk-in glass cube, while whites are displayed in a transparent cabinet. Around 4000 bottles take up the entire wall space.