48 Degrés Nord Landscape Høtel
Mountain views, unique design, and a serene spa retreat
About this hotel
This hotel offers a distinctive stay in Breitenbach, where the architecture blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. Rooms are designed for comfort, featuring mountain views, private bathrooms, and modern amenities like air-conditioning and tea/coffee makers. The focus here is on relaxation and connection with nature, evident in the comprehensive spa facilities. Guests can unwind in the sauna, hot tub, or experience the unique open-air bath. The on-site restaurant serves traditional French cuisine, catering to various dietary needs with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options, ensuring a delightful culinary experience. Mornings start with local specialties and fresh pastries, setting a perfect tone for exploring the surrounding area.
- Family rooms with mountain views
- Spa facilities with sauna and hot tub
- Open-air bath
- Traditional French restaurant
Our take
48 Degrés Nord is a landscape hotel in Breitenbach, in the Alsace Vosges, and it is more about nature and wellbeing than ski logistics. The open-air bath, sauna and hot tub are the reason to come, with family rooms facing the mountains and a traditional French restaurant for dinner. I would pick it for a winter break mixing short outings with long spa sessions. A 9.2 from 200 guests is an excellent record.
- Make sure to book a room with mountain views for the full landscape experience.
- Take advantage of the open-air bath for a truly unique and refreshing spa moment.
- Explore the restaurant's menu, they offer excellent vegetarian and vegan options.
Why we love it
- Unique landscape architecture and design
- Extensive spa with open-air bath
- Comfortable family rooms with mountain views
- Restaurant with diverse French cuisine
Why guests love it48° Nord is the landscape hotel I recommend in Breitenbach for families who want an unusual setting and a real spa. Family rooms have mountain views, private bathrooms and air-conditioning. The spa facilities include a sauna, a hot tub and an open-air bath, which make for a slow end to an active day, and the traditional French restaurant takes care of dinner. My advice: choose it for the design and the spa rather than for slopeside skiing, since it is not a ski-in hotel.