Bergwiesenglück

Facilities

• Twelve cosy chalets are inspired by the traditional and quaint Holzstadl in Tyrol.
• Enjoy the benefits of a sauna, infinity pool, and fitness chalet. The spacious and cosy spa chalets and spa suites are furnished with high-quality, modern wooden furniture in an authentic Alpine style. Each chalet has a covered balcony, two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a private sauna, an alpine bath and spacious retreats with breathtaking mountain panoramas.

Wellness & Spa

• 12-meter-long and heated infinity pool with stunning mountain views.
• Each of the spa chalets is equipped with its own sauna and alpine bath.

What's the Story

• After almost 1 ½ years of construction, the hotel opened in September 2017 and is now run by Rudolf Schuchter since 2020. Here, they combine their passion for design, architecture, culture, originality, creativity, and quality. The owners have always been fascinated by simple, original, and good things and therefore appreciate products that have been made so carefully and well that they last a very long time. Everyone is familiar with the region and is happy to share their knowledge of the fascinating surroundings, as well as offering insider tips to ensure you have a unique experience.

Wine & Dine

• It's all about quality and regionality at Bergwiesenglück. They source their food primarily from the surrounding area and from regional partners. The bread is baked fresh every day by the village baker, the milk and butter are delivered from the neighboring dairy and the game comes from their own hunt.
• HERMANNS KITCHEN serves à la carte breakfast, a rich breakfast buffet, or à la carte dinner in the restaurant, the large terrace or for parties in the Jagd- und Zirbenstube.

Dresscode

• Mountain-dweller à la mode.

Budget

• Rates start at EUR 372 per night including breakfast.

Winter Activities

• The hotel is located at 1,250 meters above sea level, surrounded by four ski areas. The hotel's private shuttle takes you from the hotel to all four nearby resorts. The See ski area is even right next door.

• Whether skiing, snowboarding, sledding or ice skating - there is definitely something for everyone here. Skiing in Ischgl, cross-country skiing in See, freeriding in Kappl, or snowshoe hiking in Galtür.

Summer activities

• Surrounded by the Silvretta mountain range, numerous activities and excursion destinations await you. In addition to picturesque hiking trails, breathtaking gorges provide the ideal backdrop for your next exciting canyoning adventure. Discover the diverse offer of the ski region See and make your holiday dreams come true.

The Owner's Insider Tip

• Explore the region by bike, e-bike or mountain bike. The owner and staff provide you with information about the most beautiful bike tours and help you plan your excursion. You can rent bikes on-site.

When to Go

• Tyrol is an all-year destination. You will find the best snow conditions from January to March. Summer lasts from June until the end of September.

How to Get There

• The Paznaun Valley, known by the locals simply as Paznaun, lies in the middle of the Verwall-Samnaun and Silvretta Mountains. The high valley in the far west of North Tyrol, is about 80 km from Innsbruck.

• By air: Fly into Innsbruck, which is an hour by car. Munich and Zurich airports are both 3 hours driving.

• By train: The nearest station is Landeck-Zams train. From there the hotel can organize a pick-up service for you.