In the Rhythm of the City: The Spa at THE FLORENTIN
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An essential element of the urban retreat concept at THE FLORENTIN by Althoff Collection in Frankfurt is the property’s 10,000-sq-ft Spa. The Florentin Spa is designed to integrate seamlessly into every guest’s stay.

Sunlight streams into the 50-foot heated indoor pool. Poolside chaises longues invite guests to lose track of time, to linger, to spend the entire day here. The Spa is a key reason to choose THE FLORENTIN as a destination: for a self-care day, a wellness weekend, or as a regular part of everyday life. Those who visit the Städel Museum in the morning, have lunch in the city, and end the evening in the spa, experience the duality of city life and relaxation. Alongside design and cuisine, the spa is one of the hotel’s main attractions, a place to arrive, stay, and return to.
Design, Space, and Movement
The Spa was designed by the Singapore-based studio unscripted. The interior is clean and serene. Materials, light, and proportion create a sense of place and openness. The light-filled pool forms the centrepiece, complemented by saunas, a steam bath, treatment rooms, relaxation areas, and a spacious gym that is open 24/7 for hotel guests. All areas flow seamlessly into one another and are designed so that movement, relaxation, and lingering come together naturally.
“The Spa is an urban sophisticate, a place of stylish clarity and quiet elegance. It was important to us to create a place that is tranquil yet impactful,” says Nina Kuhn, Spa Manager at THE FLORENTIN. “Our treatments do not follow routine, but a deliberate interplay of technique, tempo, and touch.”
Skincare
In collaboration with Dr. Barbara Sturm, one of the most influential international voices in modern skincare, The Spa focuses on scientifically based skin treatments. As the only location in the Rhine-Main region offering this concept, The Spa features iconic Sturm Glow Facials, designed specifically to promote skin regeneration, reduce inflammation, and support long-term skin health.
For many, the spa is a key reason to stay at THE FLORENTIN. Treatments, the pool and saunas are available from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM; the fitness area is accessible 24/7. The Spa is yet another reason to make THE FLORENTIN a destination to yearn for.
Further reinforcing its growing international stature, THE FLORENTIN was recently recognised by both the prestigious Travel + Leisure IT List 2026 and Condé Nast Traveller’s Hot List 2026, placing the property among the world’s most exceptional new luxury hotels. The dual accolades affirm THE FLORENTIN’s emergence not only as one of Frankfurt’s most compelling contemporary hospitality destinations, but also as a distinctive new voice within the international urban luxury landscape.
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