Winter Dreams at Schlosshotels

At the Linden-SPA, traditional Tyrolean warmth meets modern wellness culture. The Finnish sauna, the cozy relaxation room, and soothing massages provide inner peace and renewed energy. After a winter stroll through the snow-covered fields of Stumm, the Linden-SPA is the perfect retreat in which to restore harmony to body and mind.

Landgasthof Linde is renowned for its elevated inn-style and gourmet cuisine, shining with creativity and regional ingredients. The kitchen blends traditional Tyrolean recipes with modern sophistication. Whether a warming dish of wild game harvested from the estate’s own hunting grounds or vegetables from their own garden, every dish is a work of art for the senses. In winter especially, the aromas of local herbs and spices unfold their incomparable and irresistible charm.

The centuries-old history of Landgasthof Linde is reflected not only in its walls but also in the genuine warmth of its hospitality. The lovingly renovated rooms and suites, each individually designed, offer guests an unparalleled blend of historical charm and modern comfort. Whether in the welcoming atmosphere of the main house, in neighboring Landhaus Erna, or the more secluded Landhaus Luise, guests feel completely at home and well taken care of.

The Herrnhaus kitchen is a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Chef Lukas Moigg focuses on the finest regional ingredients – game from their own hunting grounds, vegetables from the naturally cultivated garden, and meat from local organic farms. The menu, ranging from classic Tyrolean dishes to refined culinary creations, has been recognized with a Gault & Millau toque. Particularly in winter, hearty game dishes and creative vegetarian options can be counted on to delight the palates of guests.

Maximilian Moigg, the youngest son of the family and a certified sommelier, curates an exquisite selection of wines for the Herrnhaus. With over 200 Austrian and international varieties in the wine cellar, guests are sure to find the ideal pairing for every dish. The walk-in white wine cabinet in the bar area invites guests to explore fine wines – a stylish way, indeed, to conclude a winter evening.

The picturesque surroundings of the Herrnhaus offer a variety of winter activities that make every stay an unforgettable experience. The snow-covered Tyrolean mountains are literally right outside the front door, perfect for snowshoe hikes and romantic winter walks. Just a few minutes away, the beautifully groomed pistes and cross-country ski trails of the Alpbachtal ski region await – a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts of all ability levels. For a more laid-back experience, the nearby Reintalersee provides a charming setting for ice skating or simply enjoying the peaceful winter landscape. One particular highlight is the historic toboggan run in Kramsach, guaranteed great fun for the whole family. After a day spent out in the crisp mountain air, the cozy setting of the Herrnhaus and a mug of homemade punch enjoyed by the crackling fireplace invite guests to reflect upon their day’s numerous adventures.

The Bergschlössl sets whole new standards for winter vacations on the Arlberg. With direct access to the ski slopes, your journey from breakfast table to the thrill of winter sports is literally only a matter of a few steps. Savor your cappuccino in the Tyrolean-style lounge while following the lively action outside on the ski runs. Here, winter holidays strike the perfect balance between activity and relaxation. Ski rentals and a ski school are conveniently located nearby, making the Bergschlössl the ideal starting point for challenging downhill adventures and unforgettable days in the snow.

The rooms of the Bergschlössl are more than just accommodations – they are a statement of style and individuality. Every detail has been thoughtfully conceived, from the spacious bathrooms adorned with hand-painted tiles to the furnishings. The blend of historic elements and contemporary design creates a unique atmosphere, making every stay extraordinarily special. The hotel achieves a rare balance of tradition and modernity, turning it into a true gem.

The beating heart of Schloss Lerchenhof is their "zero-kilometer restaurant," which uses regional and in-house products exclusively. Every dish tells a story, whether their breakfast featuring homemade specialties from the Schloss’s own farm or the evening creations by Johann Steinwender, the castle’s owner himself. The dishes captivate with their lightness, sophistication, and attention to every detail – a prime example, indeed, of a sustainable slow-food philosophy that respects the cycles of nature.

Just ten minutes from the Schloss, the Nassfeld ski area awaits with 110 kilometers of pistes, modern lifts, and panoramic views that are second to none. Away from the slopes, too, the region has a variety of outdoor activities in store: romantic snowshoeing expeditions, ice skating on lakes Pressegger See or Weissensee, cross-country ski tours through pristine nature, or visits to charming nearby villages. Schloss Lerchenhof is the perfect base for those who want to experience the diversity of winter to the fullest.

Schloss Lerchenhof, built as a manor house in 1848, continues to tell a unique love story that unfolded within its walls. Its protected status as a historic monument lends the rooms their distinctive character, while the Steinwender family carries on its traditions with a modern and sustainable approach. The historic walls embrace guests with warmth, harmoniously blending past and present. Schloss Lerchenhof is not just a place to stay – it is an experience that resonates long after. From its cuisine to its history and the breathtaking winter landscape, every stay here becomes an unforgettable memory.

Landhaus Koller is located close to the Dachstein-West ski region, one of the most beautiful family ski areas in the Northern Alps. Here, guests can enjoy a wide range of winter activities, including perfectly groomed pistes, cross-country ski trails, and winter hiking paths through snow-covered forests and across sparkling hillsides. For those seeking something truly special, the Landhaus is happy to arrange horse-drawn sleigh rides and guided ski tours – joys of winter in their purest form.

The history of Landhaus Koller dates back to the 19th century when the villa was built by Moritz Faber, a prominent brewery director and host to Emperor Franz Joseph I. After numerous historical twists and turns, the villa is now lovingly operated by the Koller family, who preserve its legacy with heartfelt dedication and offer guests a glimpse into the house’s rich past. The rooms of the Landhaus tell stories of elegance, tradition, and a time when hospitality had been raised to an art form.

The broad grounds surrounding Landhaus Koller invite guests to unwind and enjoy the winter beauty of Mother Nature. The peaceful setting, cozy rooms with king-size beds, exceptional cuisine, and the heartfelt hospitality of the Koller family make this hotel a truly unique winter paradise.