Hotel Weisses Roessl
Luxury at the old town entrance, near Hahnenkamm lift
About this hotel
Hotel Weisses Roessl offers a luxurious experience right at the gateway to Kitzbühel's charming medieval old town. From here, it's just a few steps to explore the exclusive boutiques, inviting cafes, and top-tier restaurants that define the village's sophisticated atmosphere. The Hahnenkamm lift, a key access point to the surrounding ski mountains, is conveniently close, ensuring a smooth start to your skiing days. The hotel's interior design emphasizes high-quality materials like natural stone, robust oak wood, and galvanized stainless steel, creating a cozy yet refined ambiance that enhances the overall sense of well-being during your stay. Dining options include the Zuma Restaurant Kitzbühel, offering Japanese cuisine.
- Old town entrance location
- Near Hahnenkamm lift
- Luxury design materials
- Japanese restaurant
Our take
Hotel Weisses Roessl is a five-star at the entrance to Kitzbühel's medieval old town, with the Hahnenkamm lift nearby, a design built on natural stone and oak, and a Japanese restaurant. I would book it for a couple or family who want boutiques, cafes and the slopes within reach. A budget stay or a secluded retreat is not what it offers. An 8.7 from 84 guests is respectable.
- Take advantage of the hotel's prime location to explore the old town's boutiques and cafes on foot.
- Consider dining at Zuma Restaurant Kitzbühel for a high-quality Japanese culinary experience.
- Walk to the Hahnenkamm lift for convenient access to the ski mountains each morning.
Why we love it
- Directly at the old town entrance
- Close proximity to Hahnenkamm lift
- Luxurious design with natural materials
- High-quality dining options
Why guests love itOur hotel stood right at the entrance to Kitzbühel's medieval old town, so cafés, boutiques and restaurants were steps away, and the kids loved wandering the lanes in the evening. The Hahnenkamm lift is nearby, which made getting up the mountain comfortable. The design is beautiful, all natural stone and solid oak, and the Japanese restaurant made a fun change from schnitzel after a long ski day.