People are tired.
Many holidays begin with a sigh, out of fatigue, out of longing for stillness. According to a recent study, 75% of Austrians choose their summer holiday to simply rest. More and more are turning away from the noise of mass tourism, seeking quiet, gentler moments.
And so, sleep has become a focus.
“Sleepcation” is the new word, a blend of sleep and vacation.
But is it really a trend? Or has good sleep always been the beginning of healing?
At the Weihrerhof, sleep has always mattered.
We’ve always trusted in bedding by Daunenstep, crafted right here on the Ritten natural, soft, of highest quality. For over ten years, we’ve offered our guests a pillow menu: different fillings, shapes and levels of support, from feathers to pine flakes. Sleep, the way it suits you.
Our mattresses are high-end, and our cleaning is chemical-free for a restful sleep with a clear conscience. Because those who sleep well feel cared for, held, truly seen.
Simple. And deeply effective.
While sleep tourism is now being hailed as a trend, it has long been part of our philosophy.
We believe: when forest and water are allowed to work their quiet magic, when the lake’s stillness flows through an open window, there’s no need for sleep sommeliers or showy packages. Just a place that gives you space to let go.
In the mood for a true sleepcation?
Maybe it starts with a deep breath. And ends with the feeling: “I haven’t slept that well in ages.”
📖 Source: Allianz Partners / Based on a feature article about sleep tourism with quotes by Andreas Reiter, Walter Veit and Manuel Schabus.