Sonnenhof
Property details
- Guests
12
- Bedrooms
6
- Beds
6
- Baths
4
Facilities
The building consists of communal rooms on the ground floor and basement, and three bedrooms on each of the first and second floor. On each floor, there is a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, as well as two other rooms that share a spacious, light-filled bathroom with a magnificent view of Lech’s nature. One of the two smaller rooms on the top floor has a bunk bed that can accommodate up to 4 children if needed.
The foyer on the second floor features an open fireplace designed by Giuseppe Ducrot and a desk in front of a panoramic window overlooking Lech.
The ground floor includes an entrance, wardrobe, guest toilet, and a kitchen. The log construction of the old “Stube” and the “Nebenkammer” houses the living and dining rooms.
Shinichiro Ogata has created a fascinating, sculptural sauna (finish) in the antique cellar beneath the “Stube”.
The cellar beneath the “Nebenkammer”, also preserved in its original state from the fourteenth century, serves as a pantry and wine cellar.
The house also includes an underground garage with 4 parking spaces and storage space for ski equipment.
Services
The staff will provide you with a range of wines and non-alcoholic beverages, which will be billed according to consumption.
Additional services and products can be booked through the Hotel Almhof Schneider. Guests of Sonnenhof have privileged access to the hotel’s facilities, such as childcare, cinema, and more.
The staff is also happy to make reservations for guests for the day spa, in their Wunderkammer or restaurant at the Hotel Almhof Schneider.
Budget
Amenities
Fireplace
Finnish Sauna
Ski Room
Sound System
Office Space
Spa
Wine cellar
Location
Where to Eat & Drink
Murmeli: “Perhaps the best place for a very cosy lunch. The same menu for many years, local classics, never disappoints.”
Rud-Alpe: “Up on the slopes, ski right up to this mountain hut for a cosy lunch — or walk up from Oberlech for a romantic, candlelit dinner in its wooden-clad dining room.”
Schneggarei: “With a cool, contemporary alpine feel, start with cocktails downstairs in the bar at the Schneggarei, before heading upstairs for delicious pizzas.”
Hus Nr. 8: “Book ahead for brilliant raclette and schnitzel at the cosy Hus Nr. 8, which feels like a home away from home for Lech regulars.”
How To Get There
By air: Zurich (2 hours) and Munich (3 hours). Smaller airports: Friedrichshafen and Innsbruck (both 1.5 hours).
By rail: The nearest train station is Langen am Arlberg (30 minutes). The Almhof Schneider Hotel can arrange private transport from any rail station or airport.
Sonnenhof
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