Hotel-Gasthof Weitgasser

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Hotel-Gasthof Weitgasser

Nestled in a charming 17th-century building in Mauterndorf, Hotel-Gasthof Weitgasser offers a warm, family-run atmosphere with recently renovated, soundproofed rooms featuring exquisite wooden furniture and stunning mountain views. Conveniently located, the ... more

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What amenities does Hotel-Gasthof Weitgasser offer?: The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, a sauna, a games room with table tennis and darts, as well as bicycle rentals during warmer months.
How can I reach the ski slopes from the hotel?: The ski bus stops in front of the hotel and takes about 20 minutes to reach Obertauern.
Are there family-friendly activities available at the hotel?: Yes, the hotel provides a games room and bicycle rentals, making it suitable for family activities.
What dining options are available at the hotel?: The hotel serves a hearty breakfast each morning, and half-board includes a 4-course dinner in summer and a 5-course dinner in winter, featuring Austrian and international cuisine.
Is there a vegetarian menu available?: Yes, the hotel offers vegetarian and special diet menu options.
Do the rooms have any special features?: Yes, the soundproofed rooms are individually furnished with massive wooden furniture, wooden floors, comfortable armchairs, and some have large windows with panoramic mountain views.
What outdoor activities can I enjoy near the hotel?: In the warmer months, guests can rent bicycles, and the hotel is near well-known skiing trails such as Grosseck Speiereck and Fanningberg.
Can I relax at the hotel after skiing?: Yes, guests can relax in the sauna after a day on the slopes.
Is it possible to book a room with a sofa?: Some rooms feature a sofa, so please inquire about availability when making a booking.
What century is the building of Hotel-Gasthof Weitgasser from?: The hotel is set in a building from the 17th century, adding to its charm and character.