In the midst of our rushing, tension-filled, allergy-filled winter lives, especially pure experiences and therapies play an increasing role, where our bodily systems can rest in the most natural way.

We hear more and more about the healing powers of the forest, especially due to the Japanese, who advocate shinrin-yoku, also known as forest bathings which has been proven effective through scientific analyses, and called world wide attention to the beneficial and health preserving effects of being in a forest.

There are so many interesting facts, credible and fun stories about Sopron, Sopron wines, poncichter traditions and legends about the Blue Franc that we could easily write a novel about them.

The forest is an inexhaustible source of fun, in fact it is the source of our health and well-being. Whether we realize it or not, we always need the power of nature at any age because it helps us get out of the daily treadmill, soothes our stressed nerves and revitalizes our bodies and souls alike.

As the spring arrives, more and more cyclists decide to hit the road in order to discover various destinations by bicycle.

Thanks to the composition of the forests of Sopron and the continuous flow of cool mountain air from the Alps, Sopron has long been known for its famous medical properties.

Why do we feel exhausted when spring sets in? Is it due to some illness or just a lack of vitamins? Perhaps a sense of bloating, listlessness and constant sleepiness?

There’s a great deal of literature on proper sauna use, yet visitors to the sauna still ignore the rules. Perhaps they don’t know that bathing in hot air only has a beneficial effect when it’s done properly?

The gradual return to meals after fasting should be done gradually and with care. Experiences show that it’s much harder to eat less than eat nothing during a fast.

What do I do if I get hungry? What am I going to do all day long? Can I handle it? These questions will surely come up if this is the first time you’re fasting.

The preparations for fasting can be started at home, adopting the right mood weeks before the planned fasting at the hotel.

Fasting can only be truly experienced in a calm, natural setting.

Fasting is a religious practice and naturopathic method. It is a wonderful ancient ritual of physical and mental rebirth, a retreat from the clamour of the world, willingly forsaking certain foodstuffs thanks to which your body may rest, recover, regenerate and practically revitalize itself.

The fasting method takes its name from Dr. Otto Buchinger who lived in the early 20th century and was cured from a serious rheumatic disease by fasting.

...because everyone loves to eat!They say that men can be truly captivated through their stomachs. We feel this saying isn't just true for men, but also hotel guests as well!

A brief history of Hotel LövérHow did the former hut turn into one of the most well-known hotels of the country?