The Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell

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Bora HotSpa Resort

At first glance, the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell seems in Baden-Württemberg somewhat strange in its green surroundings. A straight-angled building with a facade made of wooden beams that meet at straight and oblique angles stands on a narrow street, which is also the entrance to the marina in Radolfzell. In front of and behind tall willow trees soar into the sky, and the Bodensee, one can guess more than one sees him. From the outside of the hotel, you don't immediately see what's inside and behind the building:

 

Lobby at Bora Hot Spa Resort
The lobby at the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell

A touch of Japan at Lake Constance in the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell

The first thing that strikes me when entering the four-star hotel is the large lobby with the huge glass front, which directs the view out into the green on the tall willows, whose silver-green color complements the bright red and white tones of the Furnishings and the warm wood colors of the staircase and the balcony gallery on the first floor. A pleasant mix of colors in the Bora Hot Spa Resort, in which I immediately feel comfortable.

 

Open bath at Bora Hot Spa Resort
Open bathroom

Our room at the Bora Hot Spa Resort

After checking in, I'm curious to see what our room looks like. And also there is a surprise: bathroom and bedroom are not separated by a door, but only by the fact that the bed is facing the window and the balcony, and sink and shower are behind the wall unit, the bed of the Bathing facilities separates. Only the toilet is in a separate room. Here you have to know and like your roommates to be able to move freely. Incidentally, this open layout of the rooms also reflects the fact that the entire spa area of ​​the hotelI introduce you in another article, textile-free zone is.

 

Comfort Rooms at Bora Hot Spa Resort
Our comfort room in the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell
Minibar
The first beverage filling is free
seating area
Cozy is the sitting area in our room

Bon appetit in the room

The room is very spacious with a well-equipped desk corner where we can comfortably do our computer work during the two days of our stay. This includes a minibar, where we find four drinks: a large bottle of water, a bottle of orange and lemonade and a bottle of beer. The first minibar filling is free, and if we need replenishment, we have to let you know. All other drinks we order in this way must be paid. A good scheme, as we find.

 

Welcome gift
A great welcome: the bulging fruit bowl

 

On the small side table in the cozy sitting area, which consists of a sofa and a rocking chair, we can expect a healthy welcome in the form of a bulging fruit bowl with fresh fruit that tastes just as good as it looks. No wonder! Ripen just the fresh cherries and peaches, which we can try here.

 

Seating area at Bora Hot Spa Resort
The sitting area in the Japan suite

 

Stay in the Japan Suite at Bora Hot Spa Resort

We are accommodated in one of the hotel's comfort rooms. However, there are ways to experience the Japanese side of Bora Hot Spa Resort more intensely. The Japan suites are perfect for this: the space available in the Japan suite that we are getting to know is generous. A transparent wall unit, through the light walls of which the light illuminates the seating area, separates the living room from the bedroom in the suite. There are no doors here either.

 

Bed in the Japan Suite at Bora Hot Spa Resort
The Japan Suite sleeps on a futon on the floor

 

Instead of a bed, the guest in this Bora Hot Spa Resort suite sleeps on a futon on the room's floor, which is covered with bamboo mats rather than the deep red carpet we find in our room. The coloring in the Japan suite is reserved for natural colors. The warm and bright colors from the rest of the hotel are absent here.

 

Bath in the Japan Suite
The view from the bathroom to the bedroom of the Japan Suite

 

Like a bar, the sink line separates the bathroom from the bedroom. And here too, the whole thing is kept open, so that natural light flows into all areas of the suite. If you want to stay overnight like in Japan without taking the long journey, you can experience this in one of the two Japan suites in the Bora HotSpa Resort.

An Angus steak at Rubin Restaurant

On the first evening of our stay we are invited to an a la carte dinner in the Rubin restaurant. I remember this especially because of the tender steak. We find it particularly pleasant that in the restaurant you are asked to leave your mobile phone switched off. That's why there are no photos of this meal, as you are used to.

We start our menu with a non-alcoholic cocktail and choose our dishes. Meanwhile we enjoy our Hugo, which tastes intensely of mint. Petar and I both choose the chanterelle soup for starters. As a main course, Petar prefers the whitefish fillet with saltimbocca, black Piedmontese rice and green asparagus, while I, as a self-confessed meat lover, take the said Angus steak, which is served with pepper butter, a fruity tomato and apricot chutney, lettuce and a sweet potato tortilla à la Brasil is served.

Petar is as enthusiastic about his whitefish as I am about my tender steak, through which my knife cuts through butter. It melts on the tongue in the mouth, and I slow down the consumption of this steak as long as possible to extend the enjoyment. Tomato apricot chutney adds a fruity flavor to the steak in an extraordinary way. Only for the sweet potato tortilla, I'm not so excited. Maybe that's because I'm not a big fan of sweet potatoes. Anyway, I leave the tortilla on the left and focus instead on the wonderful steak.

By the way, you can also book half-board in the Bora HotSpa Resort. Then in the morning you get the evening menu suggestions at the breakfast table and select the desired main dishes for dinner in the morning.

 

View into the green
A balcony where you can find peace

 

Rest and relaxation in the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell on Lake Constance

A characteristic of the Bora Hot Spa Resort is the tranquility that it exudes. As soon as we enter it, we step into another world. Nature, the colors of the furnishings, the wooden elements in the building and the service help us to slow down our rhythm of life a few gears. Here we can decelerate at the push of a button. Perhaps the constant rain, which from the second day of our stay constantly splashed down in front of our balcony, contributes to this. The trickle of it increases the feeling of calm and relaxation. In any case, the environment, the ambience of the hotel and the friendliness of the staff play a major role. The proximity to the lake does the rest. We can best enjoy this from the roof terrace and from the spa area. If you come here, you should bring time and take it to enjoy the amenities of the hotel.

 

Roof terrace
View of Lake Constance from the roof terrace

Everyone enjoys the quiet

Even the business people who appreciate what a Bora Hot Spa Resort has to offer at this end of Lake Constance appear to enjoy the tranquillity. Perhaps that's one of the reasons why the hotel's conference rooms are popular for business events.

Conclusion: in the year since it opened on May 1, 2013, the Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell has become a popular hotel for wellness lovers and business people. It's also well booked during the three days we're here (Monday - Wednesday). We can pass on the recommendation: the Bora HotSpaResort is a wellness hotel in a class of its own and a starting point for exploring the border triangle at the western end of Lake Constance. The town of Stein am Rhein, for example, is just under an hour away by public bus, which you can reach free of charge with the guest card for the Untersee region if you stay in a hotel as a holidaymaker. We have there, among other things, the food like the pilgrims of yore in Stone at the Rhein – tasted in the Hotel Restaurant Rheingerbe.


Bora HotSpa Resort
Karl-Wolf-Str. 35
78315 Radolfzell on Lake Constance
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Text: © Copyright Monika Fuchs and TravelWorldOnline
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The Bora Hot Spa Resort in Radolfzell

Monika Fuchs

Monika Fuchs and Petar Fuchs are the authors and publishers of the Slow Travel and Enjoyment travel blog TravelWorldOnline Traveller. You have been publishing this blog since 2005. TravelWorldOnline has been online since 2001. Your topics are Trips to Savor and wine tourism worldwide and Slow Travel. During her studies, Monika Fuchs spent some time in North America, where she traveled to the USA and Canada - sometimes together with Petar Fuchs - and spent a research year in British Columbia. This strengthened her thirst for knowledge, which she pursued for 6 years Adventure Guide for Rotel Tours and then for 11 years as Study tour guide for Studiosus Reisen tried to breastfeed all over the world. She constantly expanded her travel regions, but curiosity still gnawed at her: “What is beyond the horizon? What else is there to discover in this city? Which people are interesting here? What do you eat in this region?” These are the questions she is now trying to answer as a freelance travel journalist (her articles have appeared in DIE ZEIT, 360° Canada, 360° USA, etc.), among others. travel writer and travel blogger answers in many countries around the world. Petar Fuchs produces the videos on this blog as well as on YouTube. Monika Fuchs from TravelWorldOnline is below Germany's top 50 bloggers in 2021 Other Information about Monika and Petar Fuchs. Recommendations on LinkedIn from tourism experts Further recommendations from cooperation partners and tourism experts Professional experience Monika on LinkedIn