Very nice, cozy B&B on the edge of town with very friendly owners. Great place to relax. Small pool…read moreand place to play for kids. Easy and pretty quick bus to old town of Salzburg for tourism, dining, fun. I recommend.

If you are looking for an amazing Hotel in Austria ! I highly recommend visiting Alpine…read moreWellnesshotel Sonneck located in Kössen ,Austria. Upon my arrival I was made feel very welcome by the staff at the front desk. I was absolutely thrilled by my hotel room and it had an amazing balcony. My room was super clean and had everything I needed. Great TV and WiFi. The hotel has an amazing swimming pool and Saunas. If you are looking for an amazing breakfast, light lunch and dinner I highly recommend eating at Alpine Wellnesshotel Sonneck. Amazing Cuisine and the staff are all very professional and Friendly! It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, Lived in the United States of America for over thirty years , Served in the United Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great hotel from all my life experiences and travels all over the world. I definitely will be returning to Alpine Wellnesshotel Sonneck in the near future! This hotel rates Five Stars and More! You won't be disappointed by your visit. As stated in the above if you are looking for an amazing hotel in Austria look no further!

Staying at this idyllic mountain cabin hotel is as close to perfection as it gets. The modern yet…read morecozy decor, the lovely rooms, the outstanding service and of course its ideal location make Resterhöhe our favorite new place to spend a few days frolicking in the snow. Resterhöhe is a hidden gem in the Alps and deserves 5 stars!

We stayed at the Edelweiss in May 2004 for 11 nights. Our first trip to Austria…read more Klaus & Veronique and their family who own/run this hotel are excellent hosts making you feel very welcome and take a great interest in your holiday. We loved the way they dress in the traditional dress to serve dinner. We paid a supplement for a room with balcony and we were not disappointed. The room was huge, in fact it was a family room so plenty of room for the 2 of us. There was a large bathroom with bath and shower but the shower was only half way up the wall so you couln't stand up in it! The food was excellent too, buffet breakfasts which always included some hot food like bacon and scrambled eggs. You could also make up a packed lunch with the rolls, meats and cheeses, fruit and some wonderful Austrian wafer biscuits. Cartons of juice were provided also. Tea and cakes were served 3 times a week. The evening meals were superb, always a choice, delicious salad bars and I have never tasted broccoli, cauliflower and green beans so good in a sald. The chef has been with the family for over 10 years so that speaks for itself. If "Spatzle" is on the menu, try it. It is Austrian pasta with pan fried onions. The hotel has a cozy lounge area, beautifully furnished where you can mix with other guests. We met some really nice people on this holiday. As we were there the start of the season, Kitzbuhel was a little deserted at night so we just stayed in the hotel most nights. I got a real taste for Weiss beer (wheat beer) from the bar! The hotel also has its own wine cellar and Klaus hosts tours for a wine tasting evening. The hotel is situated less than 5 minutes walk from the centre in a nice quiet area. The railway line runs right next to the hotel and trains so run through the day and night but it never bothered us one bit. Would thoroughly recommend the Edelweiss. We had a fabulous holiday, made new friends, and we have lots of wonderful memories

Fantastic family run hotel overlooking the Hanhakamm.The room's are a good size, clean and have an…read moreen-suite.It is great value too, and the family are so friendly and helpful.The breakfast consists of cereal's including hot porridge, various bread's, preserve's cheese and meat's, and bacon egg's and sausage's.Also help yourself to make a packed lunch with roll's drink's apple's and biscuit's.In the afternoon you can have coffee and cake.And then at least a 3 course dinner in the evening witha drink included.Fantastic.

Ladies and Gentlemen - they really do exist!! The small, excellent hotels - outside of the big…read morechains! And a perfect example is the "Hotel Sonnenhof" in Going am Wilden Kaiser. It is a family-run exquisit hotel with 40 rooms, a big indoor pool and an excellently designed thermal and wellness area. Bio-Sauna, Tyrol-Sauna, Sole-Steambath, Infrared-Cabin - you name it, you find it in the "Sonnenhof". The "Sonnenhof" is at the foot of the "Wilder Kaiser", one of the most impressive mountain-chains in the Alps. Here in Going you are right in the center of the largest ski-area in Austria. Kitzbühl, the famous village with the even more famous downhill-course "Streif" is just around the corner ---- and, thankfully, the price-level of Kitzbühl is also "around the corner"! One more thing absolutely needs to be mentioned: the food in the "Sonnenhof" is simply sensational. It starts with a very nice breakfast buffet, followed by a snack for lunch, a typical tyrolian "Marende Jause" in the afternoon and a brilloiant 5 course meal for dinner. And all this is included in the "Halfboard Plan".......... In closing I would like to mention that staying in the "Sonnenhof" is just PERFECT!!!! If you are looking for cosy atmosphere, excellent food and personal service - the "Sonnenhof" must not be missed!

This hotel is a small family run hotel in the small village of Going. For a cheap family ski…read moreholiday it cannot be beaten. The rooms are really well fitted out and my children loved the bed a circular double bed with a bed above it (like bunk beds), very exciting. The food was good with 4 course evening meals and free after ski snack. The hotel owner goes out of his way to provide evening entertainment as the hotel is a little way out of town. He ran a free bowling night with prizes. A winter candlelit walk through the village with Schnapps, and a trip to the ski instructors show in nearby Ellmau. I would recommend this hotel and would stay there again my self!

The Pension Maria is a great little guesthouse. Very clean and the decor was very cozy and…read moreinviting. The beds were comfortable and each room has a balcony. We only stayed one night, so we didn't try the breakfast, but were very pleased with our stay.

There's resort (Lech, Kitzbühel, Ischl) and then there's the other more nuanced Austria. I've…read morealways appreciated the cultural nuances of the second. Like sediments deposited by each passing iteration of the empire on bits of exposed bedrock of 1000 years of agricultural heritage. One of my favorite 'other Austria' regions in the winter is the Pillerseetal. The hamlet of Sankt Ulrich is the perfect base from which to explore this area. I've spent now two weekends in the new year with my daughters at Pension Geisler in Sankt Ulrich (aka 'bei Erika'). Technically this region is part of Kitzbühel. Culturally it couldn't be more different. This is the down-to-earth, under marketed, family, affordable way to see Tyrol and scratch your mountain sports itch. Pension Geisler is a solid value traditional inn. The location is direct in the center of Sankt Ulrich am Pillersee. You have the trailheads for extensive and well-prepared cross country skiing trails in all directions beginning 100m away. The town swimming pool and sauna is directly across the street. The ski slopes of Wilder Kaiser, Pillersee, Fieberbrunn (my family's favorite), and Sankt Johann are all within a 15 minute drive. In short, the location couldn't be better. The inn itself is immaculate and cosy and very reasonably priced. Erika, the warm-hearted and matronly innkeeper is attentive and overall a joy to work with. Breakfast is continental style, fresh and generously proportioned. If you're looking for a family getaway I highly recommend coming to Sankt Ulrich and staying at Pension Geisler. * * * Here are some additional tips for winter-time activities in the area: 1. Go cross-country skiing. bergfex.com/tirol/langla... You can rent everything you need at the local shop SINUS sinus-sportadventures.at. The beginning of the Sankt Ulrich trails is 100M from Pension Geisler. 3. Apres-ski is low key here. Forget the bars and nightclubs of the big resorts. Walk instead to the public pool in Sankt Ulrich hallenbad-stulrich.at and after swimming treat the family to Asian Fusion and play a hand of Uno at Tortuga (same building) restaurant-tortuga.at while everybody's hair dries. 4. The region's smaller resorts aren't yet linked; one of the bigger interconnection projects comes to fruition in December 2015; so there's some driving still involved this spring. Fieberbrunn is a ten minute drive from Sankt Ulrich and has sufficient terrain on and off-piste for a long weekend bergbahnen-fieberbrunn.a.... If you're staying longer be sure to check out Sankt Johann sanktjohann.com/en/home...., Wilder Kaiser skiwelt.at/en or any of the smaller village ski lifts 5. Take in the grandeur of the Great Empire architecture sprinkled throughout the towns as you drive. Attend mass in one of the villages' gothic or baroque churches

I was able to visit Hotel Kendler as a spa guest and it exceeded any expectations. They have day…read morespa passes and offer lockers to store your belongings. They provide towels and robes for you as you make your way through the different saunas and pool area. I would recommend having a massage as well to top off your experience. Excellent staff make your visit a special one and you will certainly leave feeling relaxed.