Hotel die Traube
Historic charm, mountain views, and close to the slopes
About this hotel
Steeped in history, Hotel die Traube was the first building on Admont's main square, dating back to 1537. Its central location places guests just 50 metres from the impressive Admont Abbey, offering a blend of cultural exploration and mountain adventure. Rooms provide serene mountain views and are furnished with elegant wooden pieces, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The on-site café, with its views over the bustling square, is a perfect spot for a morning coffee or an afternoon treat. For skiers, a dedicated storage room keeps gear secure, and the Kaiserau Ski Area is a short drive away, making it easy to hit the slopes.
- Historic hotel
- Mountain views
- Ski storage room
- Central location
Our take
Hotel die Traube dates from 1537 and stands in the centre of Admont, 50 metres from Admont Abbey, so history comes with the room. Its café overlooks the main square, and the mountain-view rooms have elegant wooden furniture. For skiing, the Kaiserau ski area is 3 km away, a short drive rather than a walk, and there is a ski storage room. Guests give it 7.9 from 763 reviews, a fair score. I would choose it for character and the town setting, not for spa facilities, which the listing does not mention.
- Explore Admont Abbey, it's just a stone's throw away and a true historical gem.
- Enjoy a coffee at the hotel's café, the views of the main square are lovely.
- Make use of the ski storage room to keep your equipment safe and dry overnight.
Why we love it
- Historic building in Admont's centre
- Rooms with elegant mountain views
- On-site café overlooking the square
- Ski storage room for convenience
Why guests love itHotel die Traube dates from 1537 and stands in the centre of Admont, just 50 metres from the abbey. Our mountain-view room had elegant wooden furniture, and the café overlooking the main square was perfect for cake and hot chocolate after skiing. The Kaiserau ski area is 3 km away, an easy drive with the kids, and the ski storage room kept gear out of the way. Free WiFi too. Historic, central and characterful.