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Couples will like the spa, mountain setting, golf course, wine options, suites, and the chance to book es:senz for a special dinner.For a romantic stay, choose a suite, reserve spa treatments, and plan at least one dinner at es:senz or Vinothek.

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Rooms and suites at Das Achental use alpine materials, natural tones, larch wood, loden, and modern bathrooms to create a relaxed Chiemgau style.Many rooms have balconies or terraces, which are useful if you want mountain air, golf-course views, or quiet outdoor time.

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Dining venues include es:senz, Weisser Hirsch, Vinothek, Hubertushuette, See Bar, and the hotel bar, depending on season and opening schedules.This gives guests a wide range, from three-star fine dining to Bavarian comfort, wine, terrace drinks, and relaxed resort meals.

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Das Achental Resort

Das Achental brings golf, destination dining, and a substantial spa together in Grassau, in Bavaria's Chiemgau region. The resort lies between Lake Chiemsee and the Kampenwand, with its own 18-hole course directly beside the hotel. There are 179 rooms, junior suites, and suites, while Edip Sigl's three-Michelin-starred es:senz gives dinner a place in the travel plans well beyond the usual hotel restaurant. This is a countryside base for guests who want time outdoors without making every day a sporting commitment.

Rooms

  • 179 179

Hotel Style

  • Casual Casual

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Golf Golf

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Das Achental Resort

Comfort Single Room
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Comfort Single Room

194 sqft
From 375 USD

The room is in the Kampenwand annex and has a balcony or terrace. Larch-wood furniture and tweed fabrics give it an Alpine style. A walk-in...

Salzburg Standard Room
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Salzburg Standard Room

280 sqft
From 377 USD

Larch wood, loden fabrics and other natural materials give the room its Alpine character. A sitting area and writing desk form part of the layout,...

Hof Countryside View Room
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Hof Countryside View Room

334 sqft
From 377 USD

A freestanding bathtub and walk-in rain shower are fitted in the natural stone bathroom. The main room includes a sitting area and writing desk, with...

Kampenwand Garden View Room
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Kampenwand Garden View Room

269 sqft
From 396 USD

The room has garden views from a balcony or terrace, with a sitting area and desk inside. Natural materials follow the hotel’s Alpine style. In...

Geigelstein Countryside View Room
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Geigelstein Countryside View Room

269 sqft
From 396 USD

Antique wood and loden fabrics give this room its Alpine character. A desk and sitting area share the main space, with a balcony facing the...

Salzburg Countryside View Room
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Salzburg Countryside View Room

334 sqft
From 423 USD

The balcony looks toward the natural landscape of Chiemgau, with a sitting area inside the room. Larch wood and loden fabrics give the furnishings a...

Hof Junior Suite
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Hof Junior Suite

484 sqft
From 459 USD

The suite retains the character of the former riding stables, with a lounge and a seating nook beside the sleeping area. A writing desk is...

Wilder Kaiser Junior Garden View Suite
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Wilder Kaiser Junior Garden View Suite

431 sqft
From 518 USD

A sofa and seating nook furnish the lounge, with garden views and a balcony forming part of the suite. A writing desk is also included....

Geigelstein Junior Suite
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Geigelstein Junior Suite

420 sqft
From 605 USD

Views reach toward the mountains or the golf course, with some windows extending from floor to ceiling. Swiss stone pine mattresses are a distinctive feature...

Max Junior Suite
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Max Junior Suite

592 sqft
From 642 USD

A bedroom and lounge form the main parts of the suite, with a sofa and seating nook in the living area. The balcony looks toward...

Kampenwand Courtyard View Suite
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Kampenwand Courtyard View Suite

753 sqft
From 806 USD

The living area has several seating corners, with lounge furniture continuing into the outdoor space. Courtyard views accompany the suite’s layout. A walk-in wardrobe and...

2 Bedroom Achental Suite
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2 Bedroom Achental Suite

1,001 sqft
From 1’048 USD

The suite has two bedrooms and a shared living area. Antique wood and loden shape the interiors, while full-height windows in the lounge look across...

Chiemgau Suite
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Chiemgau Suite

969 sqft
From 1’262 USD

A gas fireplace and sofa furnish the spacious lounge, with wood, loden and natural materials shaping the suite’s Alpine style. From the rooftop terrace, views...

The address is on the edge of Grassau, rather than on Lake Chiemsee's waterfront. That distinction matters when choosing a hotel here: Das Achental has gardens, fairways, and mountain surroundings, but a visit to the larger lake is an outing. Its own lake beside the golf course provides a different, smaller-scale setting for a break at Seehütte10. The resort's spread of facilities makes it possible for a golfer and a non-golfer to spend a rewarding day separately, then meet for dinner without another transfer.

Inside, wood, loden fabrics, and natural stone keep the interiors connected to Bavaria. The treatment is comfortable and contemporary rather than an attempt to recreate an old mountain inn. Room categories vary in layout and character, so the choice deserves attention beyond simply requesting a larger room.

The 26-square-meter Standard Salzburg room has a balcony and a box-spring bed. Comfort Kampenwand rooms occupy the same floor area, with air-conditioning and either a balcony or terrace, while Superior Salzburg rooms provide 31 square meters. Single Kampenwand rooms, at 18 square meters, give solo travelers a dedicated option. Almost all accommodations have outdoor space, but this is not universal; air-conditioning also depends on the category. Confirm those details when comparing rooms for a summer stay.

Among the junior suites, Junior Hof retains the character of the former stables within its 45-square-meter layout. A sitting area and natural stone bathroom make it appealing for guests drawn to that part of the property. Junior Max is larger at 55 square meters, with a bedroom, living area, rain shower, and bathtub. It is worth considering for a longer visit when somewhere to sit and read matters as much as the bed.

The 90-square-meter Chiemgau Suite adds a private sauna and a 30-square-meter rooftop terrace overlooking the course, driving range, and mountains. Its lounge has a gas fireplace, allowing an evening indoors to feel quite different from time spent in the shared spa. For families, the 93-square-meter Achental Suite has two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and a generous lounge. Access is via a spiral staircase, an important detail for anyone traveling with limited mobility. Its separate sleeping arrangements offer more privacy than a junior suite with additional bedding.

At es:senz, Edip Sigl places Chiemgau ingredients at the center of carefully composed cuisine. The restaurant holds three Michelin stars, but the room itself has the warmth of an open fireplace and softly lit tables. Plan a reservation around the evening you want to devote to dinner, rather than leaving it until the end of a busy excursion day. Dietary requirements should be discussed when reserving, so the kitchen can confirm what it can accommodate.

Other meals need not follow the same format. Weißer Hirsch serves the breakfast buffet and an evening menu that draws on Bavarian and regional cooking. Its terrace brings the Chiemgau mountains into view in suitable weather. The Vinothek takes a Mediterranean direction while using local products, giving a longer stay a useful change of pace. In winter, Hubertushütte hosts fondue evenings by reservation. The Lounge & Bar is the less structured option for a drink and conversation in an armchair.

The adjoining championship course was designed by Thomas Himmel. Its 18 holes pass broad greens, lakes, mature trees, and meadowland, with the Chiemgau mountains as a backdrop. Having the course beside the resort removes the drive usually associated with a golf day; arranging tee times is still part of planning the stay. Seehütte10, the lakeside halfway stop, serves snacks and cakes and is also a pleasant destination for a walk.

Practice facilities make Das Achental relevant to players working on their game, not just those collecting rounds. The driving range has 20 wind-protected hitting positions, and the training areas include bunkers, slopes, and different grass heights. Coaching is available through the PGA golf school. An indoor simulator provides another way to practice when outdoor conditions are unsuitable. Guests new to golf can discuss lessons before deciding how much time to spend on the full course.

The 2,000-square-meter Achental Spa has an indoor infinity pool, an outdoor pool, and several heat experiences. The indoor pool is 17 meters long and looks toward the garden, making it suitable for a few lengths as well as a relaxed swim. Outside, the pool faces the mountains. Rest areas and loungers allow a spa visit to take up an afternoon without needing a sequence of treatment appointments.

Finnish, herbal, and stone saunas sit alongside steam baths, including a brine steam bath. Children are welcome in the pool areas, while the sauna and fitness areas are for guests aged 16 and above. The sauna area is textile-free, in keeping with local spa practice. These distinctions are useful for families planning shared pool time. Book treatments ahead for a preferred appointment, particularly when fitting one between a golf round and dinner.

Lake Chiemsee provides a natural contrast to time on the fairways. Boats from Prien and Gstadt connect the mainland with Herreninsel and Fraueninsel. Herrenchiemsee Palace, built for Ludwig II, is the main cultural stop; allow a full day if you want to explore both islands without rushing. Mountain walks around the Kampenwand offer another perspective on the region. Match the route to your fitness and the conditions, leaving an easier day for the lake if the mountain weather is uncertain.

Das Achental is at Mietenkamer Straße 65 and is accessible from the A8 between Munich and Salzburg. For arrival through Munich Airport, the public transport route combines the S-Bahn into Munich with a train to Übersee, followed by a taxi or bus to Grassau. The hotel can arrange transfers on request, and parking with electric-car charging is available for drivers. A car is useful for independent excursions; guests concentrating on golf, dining, and the spa can organize their arrival transfer and spend much of the visit at the resort.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

Das Achental brings Chiemgau calm close to Lake Chiemsee. Mountains, moors, and golf shape the resort rhythm.

es:senz is the decisive reason to book. Edip Sigl's three-Michelin-star kitchen gives the hotel real authority.

The private golf course and Achental Spa balance the stay. It works for both active days and quiet recovery.

Location of DAS ACHENTAL

MIETENKAMER STR 65

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Weather at Das Achental Resort

Grassau

What to Know About Das Achental Resort

Is Das Achental Resort a good luxury hotel in Bavaria?

Yes. Das Achental Resort is a strong choice for travelers who want a luxury golf, spa, and gastronomy retreat in Bavaria's Chiemgau region.It suits couples, golfers, wellness travelers, food lovers, families, and guests who want nature between Lake Chiemsee and the Kampenwand mountains.

Where is Das Achental Resort located?

Das Achental Resort is in Grassau, in the Chiemgau region of Upper Bavaria, between Lake Chiemsee and the Kampenwand.The location works well for Chiemsee outings, mountain walks, golf, spa days, Herrenchiemsee Palace, and road trips from Munich or Salzburg.

How many rooms and suites does Das Achental have?

Das Achental Resort has 179 rooms and suites. The accommodation ranges from alpine-style double rooms to junior suites and larger suites.The room mix makes the resort flexible for short wellness breaks, golf weekends, family trips, and gourmet stays built around es:senz.

What are the rooms like at Das Achental?

Rooms and suites at Das Achental use alpine materials, natural tones, larch wood, loden, and modern bathrooms to create a relaxed Chiemgau style.Many rooms have balconies or terraces, which are useful if you want mountain air, golf-course views, or quiet outdoor time.

Which room category should I book at Das Achental?

Book a standard or comfort room if you want access to the spa, golf course, breakfast, and resort facilities without needing much extra space.Choose a junior suite or suite if you want a longer stay, more room, stronger views, or a special trip focused on wellness and dining.

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