Panorama Room 140° Southern Styria — quiet room looking over the chapel
Panorama Room 140°
Quiet. Reduced. Intentional.
A quieter place within the main house.
2 guests · approx. 27 m² · large panoramic window · view towards the chapel
Reduced to what matters.
A Panorama Room in Southern Styria with a quieter
atmosphere and a more intimate sense of retreat.
The large panoramic window opens towards the chapel
and surrounding hills. Soft light, calm proportions and restrained
materials create a room that feels intentionally reduced.
Nothing distracts. Only what matters remains.
For guests seeking stillness, simplicity and a particularly quiet rhythm.
A room shaped by calm, light and understatement.
Panoramatherapie®
Vastness begins with space. And with stillness.
Panoramatherapie® describes the relationship between openness,
architecture and stillness at Wurzenberg in Southern Styria.
Wide views slow perception.
Quiet gradually becomes more noticeable.
Pyjamafrühstück®
No breakfast room. Only quiet and a table with a view.
Breakfast is served at your preferred time in the Panoramalounge
or, upon request, directly to your room.
Fresh bread. Regional products from Southern Styria.
A calm beginning overlooking the hills.
Breakfast outside. And suddenly everything became completely still.
— Guest from Berlin
from 174 €
two persons • including breakfast
price subject to season and length of stay
Arrive.
And remain within the quiet.
What you should know.
Panorama Room 140° is a quiet retreat within the main house at Wurzenberg — reduced, calm and intentionally focused on what matters. Large windows open towards the surrounding landscape and nearby chapel.
For guests seeking stillness, simplicity and a slower rhythm of stay. Especially suitable for couples or solo travellers looking for quietness.
Yes. The Pyjama Breakfast® is included and served without fixed schedules.
No. The room is designed as a personal retreat shaped by silence, landscape and freedom rather than conventional hotel routines.
Yes. The room overlooks the surrounding hills and nearby chapel landscape.
Dogs are only permitted in selected accommodation types upon request. Panorama Rooms are currently not designated as dog-friendly.
Yes. Panorama Room 140° was created for guests seeking stillness, landscape and a slower way of staying above the vineyards of Southern Styria.
The focus lies on simplicity, silence and personal retreat rather than classic hotel structures or entertainment.
Panoramatherapie® describes the calming effect created by openness, landscape and silence. Nature becomes part of the stay.
Yes. The room is especially suited to guests seeking quietness, simplicity and time away from everyday routines.