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Itinerary Overview
Days 1 - 3
Classical Influence
Days 4 - 7
BEST TIME
BEST TIME
TAILORED TRIPS
BEST TIME
Days 8 - 12
Relaxation in the Alps
Movie Magic
Highlights of Your Journey
Live Vienna’s imperial elegance and café charm, beginning at Schönbrunn Palace and ending with sachertorte beneath Café Central’s chandeliers - where revolution and refinement once shared a table.
Let music and art lead the way, from the masterpieces at the Kunsthistorisches Museum to the soaring performances at the Vienna State Opera and intimate palace concerts where Mozart’s legacy lingers.
Feel the pulse of Vienna’s present, with walks through St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the color of Naschmarkt, and creative corners like Hundertwasser House - topped off with schnitzel in a centuries-old gasthaus.
In Salzburg, follow Mozart and mountain melodies, exploring baroque streets, fortress views, and Sound of Music landscapes that wind through salt mines, lakes, and fairytale-esque palaces.
End in alpine serenity, soaking in thermal springs in Bad Gastein, hiking dramatic peaks, and embracing the slow beauty of Austria’s wellness traditions - from hay baths to glacier views.
Days 1 - 3
Where imperial palaces meet contemporary coffeehouse culture, Vienna sets the stage with classical concerts, art masterpieces, and the world's most sophisticated café society.
Start your Austrian adventure in Vienna, where the Habsburg legacy lives on in every palace and grand boulevard. Spend your first day exploring the opulent Schönbrunn Palace and its manicured gardens, then dive into the city's legendary coffeehouse culture at Café Central, where Trotsky once plotted revolution over sachertorte. Day two brings you to the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to one of the world's finest art collections, followed by an evening at the Vienna State Opera - a sure-fire way to find out why Vienna remains the global capital of classical music.
Your third day takes you through the historic center, from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the bustling Naschmarkt, where you can sample everything from Austrian wines to Middle Eastern spices. End with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's intimate palace venues, where chamber music echoes through rooms where Mozart once performed. Your final day in the city offers a more relaxed pace: explore the artistic Hundertwasser House, stroll through the trendy Prater district, and enjoy a traditional Viennese dinner at a historic gasthaus where the schnitzel is crispy, traditionally made, and passed down for generations.
Days 4 - 7
From Mozart's birthplace to salt mine adventures and alpine lakes, Salzburg blends musical heritage with stunning mountain scenery and Sound of Music nostalgia.
Travel to Salzburg by train, where the journey through Austria's countryside is almost as beautiful as the destination. This UNESCO World Heritage city immediately charms with its baroque architecture and dramatic Alpine backdrop. Start with the historic center, visiting Mozart's birthplace on Getreidegasse and the imposing Salzburg Cathedral where he was baptized. Take the funicular up to Hohensalzburg Fortress for panoramic views over the city's red rooftops and the Salzach River.
Your sixth day brings a Sound of Music tour that takes you to the filming locations around Salzburg and the nearby lakes - whether you're a fan of the movie or not, the scenery is spectacular. Visit Mirabell Palace and its gardens, then head to the nearby Hellbrunn Palace with its playful trick fountains that have been surprising visitors for 400 years. Day seven ventures into the surrounding Salzkammergut region, where you'll explore the historic Hallein Salt Mine before continuing to the picturesque lakeside town of Hallstatt, arguably Austria's most photographed village. Your final Salzburg day includes a scenic drive around Wolfgangsee lake, with time for a traditional Austrian lunch overlooking the water and perhaps a cable car ride up the Zwölferhorn for alpine views.
Days 8 - 12
Where Belle Époque grandeur meets modern wellness, the Austrian Alps provide the perfect finale with thermal spas, mountain hikes, and the kind of relaxation that only comes at altitude.
Head south to Bad Gastein, the grand dame of Austrian spa towns, where the dramatic mountain setting and cascading waterfalls through the town center create an almost fairy-tale atmosphere. Spend your first day settling into the thermal baths at the modern Alpentherme, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing up at snow-capped peaks.
Day ten offers adventure: take the cable car up to the Stubnerkogel for hiking trails that offer incredible views across the Hohe Tauern National Park, or try your hand at the famous via ferrata climbing route if you're feeling adventurous. The next dau focuses on pure wellness: Conte will always offer to book you spectacular treatments at both 5* hotels or traditional wellness institutions, from the likes of traditional Austrian hay baths to modern alpine wellness therapies using local ingredients like pine and herbs. Your final day combines the best of both worlds: morning relaxation at the thermal springs, followed by a scenic drive through the Austrian Alps, perhaps stopping at the Kitzsteinhorn glacier for a final dose of mountain drama before your departure.
Day 1
Where imperial palaces meet contemporary coffeehouse culture, Vienna sets the stage with classical concerts, art masterpieces, and the world's most sophisticated café society.
Start your Austrian adventure in Vienna, where the Habsburg legacy lives on in every palace and grand boulevard. Spend your first day exploring the opulent Schönbrunn Palace and its manicured gardens, then dive into the city's legendary coffeehouse culture at Café Central, where Trotsky once plotted revolution over sachertorte. Day two brings you to the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to one of the world's finest art collections, followed by an evening at the Vienna State Opera - a sure-fire way to find out why Vienna remains the global capital of classical music.
Your third day takes you through the historic center, from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the bustling Naschmarkt, where you can sample everything from Austrian wines to Middle Eastern spices. End with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's intimate palace venues, where chamber music echoes through rooms where Mozart once performed. Your final day in the city offers a more relaxed pace: explore the artistic Hundertwasser House, stroll through the trendy Prater district, and enjoy a traditional Viennese dinner at a historic gasthaus where the schnitzel is crispy, traditionally made, and passed down for generations.
Days 2 - 4
From Mozart's birthplace to salt mine adventures and alpine lakes, Salzburg blends musical heritage with stunning mountain scenery and Sound of Music nostalgia.
Travel to Salzburg by train, where the journey through Austria's countryside is almost as beautiful as the destination. This UNESCO World Heritage city immediately charms with its baroque architecture and dramatic Alpine backdrop. Start with the historic center, visiting Mozart's birthplace on Getreidegasse and the imposing Salzburg Cathedral where he was baptized. Take the funicular up to Hohensalzburg Fortress for panoramic views over the city's red rooftops and the Salzach River.
Your sixth day brings a Sound of Music tour that takes you to the filming locations around Salzburg and the nearby lakes - whether you're a fan of the movie or not, the scenery is spectacular. Visit Mirabell Palace and its gardens, then head to the nearby Hellbrunn Palace with its playful trick fountains that have been surprising visitors for 400 years. Day seven ventures into the surrounding Salzkammergut region, where you'll explore the historic Hallein Salt Mine before continuing to the picturesque lakeside town of Hallstatt, arguably Austria's most photographed village. Your final Salzburg day includes a scenic drive around Wolfgangsee lake, with time for a traditional Austrian lunch overlooking the water and perhaps a cable car ride up the Zwölferhorn for alpine views.
Days 5 - 6
Where Belle Époque grandeur meets modern wellness, the Austrian Alps provide the perfect finale with thermal spas, mountain hikes, and the kind of relaxation that only comes at altitude.
Head south to Bad Gastein, the grand dame of Austrian spa towns, where the dramatic mountain setting and cascading waterfalls through the town center create an almost fairy-tale atmosphere. Spend your first day settling into the thermal baths at the modern Alpentherme, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing up at snow-capped peaks.
Day ten offers adventure: take the cable car up to the Stubnerkogel for hiking trails that offer incredible views across the Hohe Tauern National Park, or try your hand at the famous via ferrata climbing route if you're feeling adventurous. The next dau focuses on pure wellness: Conte will always offer to book you spectacular treatments at both 5* hotels or traditional wellness institutions, from the likes of traditional Austrian hay baths to modern alpine wellness therapies using local ingredients like pine and herbs. Your final day combines the best of both worlds: morning relaxation at the thermal springs, followed by a scenic drive through the Austrian Alps, perhaps stopping at the Kitzsteinhorn glacier for a final dose of mountain drama before your departure.
Days 4 - 7
From Mozart's birthplace to salt mine adventures and alpine lakes, Salzburg blends musical heritage with stunning mountain scenery and Sound of Music nostalgia.
Travel to Salzburg by train, where the journey through Austria's countryside is almost as beautiful as the destination. This UNESCO World Heritage city immediately charms with its baroque architecture and dramatic Alpine backdrop. Start with the historic center, visiting Mozart's birthplace on Getreidegasse and the imposing Salzburg Cathedral where he was baptized. Take the funicular up to Hohensalzburg Fortress for panoramic views over the city's red rooftops and the Salzach River.
Your sixth day brings a Sound of Music tour that takes you to the filming locations around Salzburg and the nearby lakes - whether you're a fan of the movie or not, the scenery is spectacular. Visit Mirabell Palace and its gardens, then head to the nearby Hellbrunn Palace with its playful trick fountains that have been surprising visitors for 400 years. Day seven ventures into the surrounding Salzkammergut region, where you'll explore the historic Hallein Salt Mine before continuing to the picturesque lakeside town of Hallstatt, arguably Austria's most photographed village. Your final Salzburg day includes a scenic drive around Wolfgangsee lake, with time for a traditional Austrian lunch overlooking the water and perhaps a cable car ride up the Zwölferhorn for alpine views.
Days 8 - 12
Where Belle Époque grandeur meets modern wellness, the Austrian Alps provide the perfect finale with thermal spas, mountain hikes, and the kind of relaxation that only comes at altitude.
Head south to Bad Gastein, the grand dame of Austrian spa towns, where the dramatic mountain setting and cascading waterfalls through the town center create an almost fairy-tale atmosphere. Spend your first day settling into the thermal baths at the modern Alpentherme, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing up at snow-capped peaks.
Day ten offers adventure: take the cable car up to the Stubnerkogel for hiking trails that offer incredible views across the Hohe Tauern National Park, or try your hand at the famous via ferrata climbing route if you're feeling adventurous. The next dau focuses on pure wellness: Conte will always offer to book you spectacular treatments at both 5* hotels or traditional wellness institutions, from the likes of traditional Austrian hay baths to modern alpine wellness therapies using local ingredients like pine and herbs. Your final day combines the best of both worlds: morning relaxation at the thermal springs, followed by a scenic drive through the Austrian Alps, perhaps stopping at the Kitzsteinhorn glacier for a final dose of mountain drama before your departure.
BEST TIME
All Year
TAILORED TRIPS
from £2500 pp, per night
Vienna - Salzburg - Bad Gastein
Days 1 - 3
Classical Influence
Days 4 - 7
Movie Magic
Days 8 - 12
Relaxation in the Alps
Trip Highlights
Live Vienna’s imperial elegance and café charm, beginning at Schönbrunn Palace and ending with sachertorte beneath Café Central’s chandeliers - where revolution and refinement once shared a table.
Let music and art lead the way, from the masterpieces at the Kunsthistorisches Museum to the soaring performances at the Vienna State Opera and intimate palace concerts where Mozart’s legacy lingers.
Feel the pulse of Vienna’s present, with walks through St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the color of Naschmarkt, and creative corners like Hundertwasser House - topped off with schnitzel in a centuries-old gasthaus.
In Salzburg, follow Mozart and mountain melodies, exploring baroque streets, fortress views, and Sound of Music landscapes that wind through salt mines, lakes, and fairytale-esque palaces.
End in alpine serenity, soaking in thermal springs in Bad Gastein, hiking dramatic peaks, and embracing the slow beauty of Austria’s wellness traditions - from hay baths to glacier views.
Days 1 - 3
Where imperial palaces meet contemporary coffeehouse culture, Vienna sets the stage with classical concerts, art masterpieces, and the world's most sophisticated café society.
Start your Austrian adventure in Vienna, where the Habsburg legacy lives on in every palace and grand boulevard. Spend your first day exploring the opulent Schönbrunn Palace and its manicured gardens, then dive into the city's legendary coffeehouse culture at Café Central, where Trotsky once plotted revolution over sachertorte. Day two brings you to the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to one of the world's finest art collections, followed by an evening at the Vienna State Opera - a sure-fire way to find out why Vienna remains the global capital of classical music.
Your third day takes you through the historic center, from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the bustling Naschmarkt, where you can sample everything from Austrian wines to Middle Eastern spices. End with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's intimate palace venues, where chamber music echoes through rooms where Mozart once performed. Your final day in the city offers a more relaxed pace: explore the artistic Hundertwasser House, stroll through the trendy Prater district, and enjoy a traditional Viennese dinner at a historic gasthaus where the schnitzel is crispy, traditionally made, and passed down for generations.
Days 5 - 6
Where contemporary creativity meets timeless traditions, your final days in Vienna reveal both its avant-garde spirit and the unchanged rhythms of neighbourhood life.
Spend your fifth day exploring Vienna's more unconventional side, starting with the whimsical Hundertwasser House, where the architect's colorful, nature-inspired design creates a fairy-tale contrast to the city's imperial formality. Continue to the Naschmarkt area's galleries and boutiques, then venture into the trendy Seventh District, where vintage shops and contemporary art spaces occupy former imperial buildings.
As evening approaches, settle into a traditional Viennese gasthaus in a residential neighborhood, where the schnitzel is crispy, the atmosphere unchanged for generations, and locals gather for conversations that stretch long into the night. Your final day balances relaxation with last discoveries: morning coffee at a neighborhood café where regulars read their papers and debate politics, followed by a final stroll through the Burggarten, where the Butterfly House and Mozart monument provide peaceful moments before departure, and perhaps a last visit to a traditional konditorei for boxes of Austrian sweets to carry home.
Days 2 - 4
From world-class art collections to opera performances and bustling markets, Vienna reveals its cultural soul through museums, music, and the routines of every day life in this city.
Day two takes you into the heart of Vienna's artistic legacy at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, where Habsburg treasures include works by Bruegel, Vermeer, and Velázquez that rival any collection in the world. Reserve your evening for the Vienna State Opera, where a performance in this neo-Renaissance temple to music showcases why Vienna remains the classical music capital.
Your third day explores the historic center, starting with St. Stephen's Cathedral and its Gothic spires that have watched over the city for centuries, then continuing to the vibrant Naschmarkt, where Austrian wines mingle with international spices and the Saturday flea market adds vintage treasures to the mix. Day four offers a more intimate musical experience with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's palace venues, where chamber music in gilt-decorated halls creates memories that capture the city's eternal romance with melody and harmony.
Days 5 - 6
Where contemporary creativity meets timeless traditions, your final days in Vienna reveal both its avant-garde spirit and the unchanged rhythms of neighbourhood life.
Spend your fifth day exploring Vienna's more unconventional side, starting with the whimsical Hundertwasser House, where the architect's colorful, nature-inspired design creates a fairy-tale contrast to the city's imperial formality. Continue to the Naschmarkt area's galleries and boutiques, then venture into the trendy Seventh District, where vintage shops and contemporary art spaces occupy former imperial buildings.
As evening approaches, settle into a traditional Viennese gasthaus in a residential neighborhood, where the schnitzel is crispy, the atmosphere unchanged for generations, and locals gather for conversations that stretch long into the night. Your final day balances relaxation with last discoveries: morning coffee at a neighborhood café where regulars read their papers and debate politics, followed by a final stroll through the Burggarten, where the Butterfly House and Mozart monument provide peaceful moments before departure, and perhaps a last visit to a traditional konditorei for boxes of Austrian sweets to carry home.
Days 4 - 7
From Mozart's birthplace to salt mine adventures and alpine lakes, Salzburg blends musical heritage with stunning mountain scenery and Sound of Music nostalgia.
Travel to Salzburg by train, where the journey through Austria's countryside is almost as beautiful as the destination. This UNESCO World Heritage city immediately charms with its baroque architecture and dramatic Alpine backdrop. Start with the historic center, visiting Mozart's birthplace on Getreidegasse and the imposing Salzburg Cathedral where he was baptized. Take the funicular up to Hohensalzburg Fortress for panoramic views over the city's red rooftops and the Salzach River.
Your sixth day brings a Sound of Music tour that takes you to the filming locations around Salzburg and the nearby lakes - whether you're a fan of the movie or not, the scenery is spectacular. Visit Mirabell Palace and its gardens, then head to the nearby Hellbrunn Palace with its playful trick fountains that have been surprising visitors for 400 years. Day seven ventures into the surrounding Salzkammergut region, where you'll explore the historic Hallein Salt Mine before continuing to the picturesque lakeside town of Hallstatt, arguably Austria's most photographed village. Your final Salzburg day includes a scenic drive around Wolfgangsee lake, with time for a traditional Austrian lunch overlooking the water and perhaps a cable car ride up the Zwölferhorn for alpine views.
Days 8 - 12
Where Belle Époque grandeur meets modern wellness, the Austrian Alps provide the perfect finale with thermal spas, mountain hikes, and the kind of relaxation that only comes at altitude.
Head south to Bad Gastein, the grand dame of Austrian spa towns, where the dramatic mountain setting and cascading waterfalls through the town center create an almost fairy-tale atmosphere. Spend your first day settling into the thermal baths at the modern Alpentherme, where you can soak in mineral-rich waters while gazing up at snow-capped peaks.
Day ten offers adventure: take the cable car up to the Stubnerkogel for hiking trails that offer incredible views across the Hohe Tauern National Park, or try your hand at the famous via ferrata climbing route if you're feeling adventurous. The next dau focuses on pure wellness: Conte will always offer to book you spectacular treatments at both 5* hotels or traditional wellness institutions, from the likes of traditional Austrian hay baths to modern alpine wellness therapies using local ingredients like pine and herbs. Your final day combines the best of both worlds: morning relaxation at the thermal springs, followed by a scenic drive through the Austrian Alps, perhaps stopping at the Kitzsteinhorn glacier for a final dose of mountain drama before your departure.
BEST TIME
All Year
TAILORED TRIPS
from £2500 pp, per night
Vienna - Salzburg - Bad Gastein
Days 1 - 3
Classical Influence
Days 4 - 7
Movie Magic
Days 8 - 12
Relaxation in the Alps
Trip Highlights
Live Vienna’s imperial elegance and café charm, beginning at Schönbrunn Palace and ending with sachertorte beneath Café Central’s chandeliers - where revolution and refinement once shared a table.
Let music and art lead the way, from the masterpieces at the Kunsthistorisches Museum to the soaring performances at the Vienna State Opera and intimate palace concerts where Mozart’s legacy lingers.
Feel the pulse of Vienna’s present, with walks through St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the color of Naschmarkt, and creative corners like Hundertwasser House - topped off with schnitzel in a centuries-old gasthaus.
In Salzburg, follow Mozart and mountain melodies, exploring baroque streets, fortress views, and Sound of Music landscapes that wind through salt mines, lakes, and fairytale-esque palaces.
End in alpine serenity, soaking in thermal springs in Bad Gastein, hiking dramatic peaks, and embracing the slow beauty of Austria’s wellness traditions - from hay baths to glacier views.
Days 1 - 3
Where imperial palaces meet contemporary coffeehouse culture, Vienna sets the stage with classical concerts, art masterpieces, and the world's most sophisticated café society.
Start your Austrian adventure in Vienna, where the Habsburg legacy lives on in every palace and grand boulevard. Spend your first day exploring the opulent Schönbrunn Palace and its manicured gardens, then dive into the city's legendary coffeehouse culture at Café Central, where Trotsky once plotted revolution over sachertorte. Day two brings you to the Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to one of the world's finest art collections, followed by an evening at the Vienna State Opera - a sure-fire way to find out why Vienna remains the global capital of classical music.
Your third day takes you through the historic center, from St. Stephen's Cathedral to the bustling Naschmarkt, where you can sample everything from Austrian wines to Middle Eastern spices. End with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's intimate palace venues, where chamber music echoes through rooms where Mozart once performed. Your final day in the city offers a more relaxed pace: explore the artistic Hundertwasser House, stroll through the trendy Prater district, and enjoy a traditional Viennese dinner at a historic gasthaus where the schnitzel is crispy, traditionally made, and passed down for generations.
Days 2 - 4
From world-class art collections to opera performances and bustling markets, Vienna reveals its cultural soul through museums, music, and the routines of every day life in this city.
Day two takes you into the heart of Vienna's artistic legacy at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, where Habsburg treasures include works by Bruegel, Vermeer, and Velázquez that rival any collection in the world. Reserve your evening for the Vienna State Opera, where a performance in this neo-Renaissance temple to music showcases why Vienna remains the classical music capital.
Your third day explores the historic center, starting with St. Stephen's Cathedral and its Gothic spires that have watched over the city for centuries, then continuing to the vibrant Naschmarkt, where Austrian wines mingle with international spices and the Saturday flea market adds vintage treasures to the mix. Day four offers a more intimate musical experience with a private classical concert in one of Vienna's palace venues, where chamber music in gilt-decorated halls creates memories that capture the city's eternal romance with melody and harmony.
Best Luxury Hotels in Austria: Conte's Seasonal Picks for 2025
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl
Salzburg, Austria
Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is a beautifully restored 15th-century castle retreat set on the shores of Lake Fuschl in Austria’s Salzkammergut region. The hotel offers 98 guestrooms, including 42 suites and 6 lakeside chalets, blending historic charm with contemporary design.
The interiors, crafted by G.A. Group and Bauer Stahl, draw on alpine materials like loden wool, ceramics from Gmunden, and hand-painted minibar chests that reflect the four seasons. The resort’s wellness offering centers on its Asaya® Spa, which features both indoor and outdoor infinity pools, eight treatment rooms, saunas, and a fitness centre. Guests can also lounge at the See Club beach, take guided nature excursions, try forest foraging, or enjoy boating on the lake.
Alstadt Vienna
Vienna, Austria
Tucked away in Vienna’s creative 7th District of Spittelberg, Altstadt Vienna is a standout among the best boutique hotels in Vienna and easily takes place amongst the best hotels in Austria. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century patrician building, the hotel boasts 62 individually styled rooms and suites.
The feel of the property is intimate, artistic and decidedly local - guests are greeted in a warm lounge setting, enjoy a complimentary afternoon tea, and can relax on the rooftop terrace during the warmer months. With an excellent location - just a short walk to MuseumsQuartier and Vienna’s major cultural sights - it's perfect for travellers seeking a boutique stay where art, design and Viennese charm come together.
Hotel Krallerhof
Leogang, Austria
Nestled on a plateau of views in Leogang, Austria, the Hotel Krallerhof combines alpine tradition with cutting-edge design to earn its place among the best hotels in Austria. Run by the Altenberger family for four generations, this five-star retreat offers 124 rooms and suites, ski-in/ski-out winter access and summer activity opportunities.
Hotel Krallerhof shines as one of the best wellness retreats in Europe and a standout among spa hotels in Europe. The adults-only “ATMOSPHERE by Krallerhof” spa, designed by architect Hadi Teherani, features a 5,500-m² natural bathing lake and a 50 m infinity pool, saunas, a blue grotto, and stunning mountain views.
Hotel Sacher Wien
Vienna, Austria
Since opening in 1876, Hotel Sacher Wienhas been a meeting point and chosen hotel of distinguished guests, ranging from U.S. President John F Kennedy and Queen Elizabeth II, to actress and celebrity Sharon Stone.
Nestled beside the Vienna State Opera, the property is the epitome of Old World grandeur, where Habsburg elegance meets modern luxury. Famously thought of as the birthplace of the original Sachertorte, a chocolate masterpiece, the hotel lives up to its world-class expectations through its two dining establishments, Rote Bar and Sacher Café Bel Étage. Alongside this, The Sacher Spa is perfectly prepared to offer the perfect city break pamper amongst the business of Vienna.
Falkensteiner Schlosshotel Velden
Lake Wörthersee, Austria
Located directly at the Golm Adventure Mountain, the Falkensteiner Hotel Montafon is an eco-friendly haven for travelers seeking relaxation and comfort.
With 104 guest rooms, 39 of which remain in the old 17th century castle, a 37,000-square-foot Acquapura Lake SPA complex, 4 restaurants and bars and a broad range of activities and experiences to complement any itinerary, this hotel mixes relaxation and entertainment in true style.
eriro
Tyrol, Austria
eriro was created with the intention of establishing the smallest Alpine hideaway in the Alps, located at an elevation of 1,550 metres, in Ehrwald/Tyrol. This nine suite hotel, boutique and intimate, is a haven of simplicity and nature, drawing on the cues from the magnificent landscape it is settled in to form a soothing, natural interior ambience.
Inviting their guests to leave everything behind and experience the mountains in their truest state, and its amenities and activities follow this lead. With three pools, multiple saunas and an extended spa area, alongside the favourited local cuisine that is served to guests, the hotel is an ode to the region, its people and a lesson in how best to experience it.
