Tested healthy hotel rooms for a relaxing vacation

In addition to the beautiful view, delicious food and a relaxing wellness area, the indoor climate in the hotel and guest rooms also makes a decisive contribution to guests' well-being. "It would be a shame if the good air in our climatic health resort was impaired by pollutants in the hotel," says Klaus-Günther Wiesler. For 50 years, Seehotel Wiesler has been intuitively selecting materials for the renovation that are natural and, where possible, from the region. Even in the daily cleaning of the hotel and the rooms, selected low-emission cleaning agents are always used. Unconsciously, we have always paid attention to the indoor climate. However, hotelier Klaus-Günther Wiesler now wants to rely on scientific results instead of gut feeling when it comes to room health. "We have always cleaned to high standards. After the mandatory coronavirus breaks in spring 2020, we increased the intervals and intensity once again. Now we want to have our quality checked by external experts," he emphasizes. Measurements on a scientific basis create transparency and certainty.

A testing institute carried out comprehensive indoor air measurements in the Seehotel. The results are pleasing. In terms of indoor air and pollutants, the Seehotel Wiesler performs measurably very well, as confirmed by a certificate. "All parameters are well below the values recommended by the Federal Environment Agency, Germany's highest environmental authority, for permanently good indoor air hygiene," says Helmut Köttner, Technical Manager of the Building and Environmental Technology Division

As a certified environmentally friendly company, Klaus-Günther Wiesler pays close attention to the consistent avoidance of harmful substances in wall paints, adhesives, insulating materials etc. during various renovations and asks the tradesmen for more details.