Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

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Lounge in large wooden vats that once contained gallons upon gallons of beer, gazing up at the original stone arches in subterranean vaulted chambers. The Hürlimann Brewery in Zurich, built in 1836, has been transformed into a hotel and thermal spa with naturally heated water from a nearby spring.

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa
Guests don’t actually bathe in beer here (there are other places to do that) but they get to enjoy the next best thing in spacious hot tubs made from the reclaimed barrels. The clean lines of wood and steel in the new construction contrast with, yet complement the aged stone architecture of the original facility.

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

Enclosed tiled rooms offer large pools in which to lay on your back and float, and the places to soak extend all the way up to the hotel’s rooftop, with heated pools looking out onto the city of Zurich

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

Underground Brewery Converted To Thermal Spa

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