KUHOTEL Steinplatte, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Spa comfort 800 metres from the Steinplatte lift
About this hotel
The distance here is short enough to matter: eight hundred metres to the Steinplatte lift means boots go on at the hotel rather than at a rental counter. Every room carries a balcony over the village or the mountains, and after the last run the spa and wellness centre takes over, with a pool, sauna and steam bath to work the cold out of your legs. Kulinarium, the in-house restaurant, leans on regional ingredients for a dinner that doesn't require another walk into the village. The mood suits couples and families more than a party crowd, with private parking and free WiFi covering the practical side. Waidring's own centre stays close enough for an evening stroll once the boots come off.
- Spa & wellness centre
- Balcony rooms
- Near Steinplatte lift
- Private parking
Our take
This suits skiers who want the Steinplatte within walking distance and a proper spa waiting at the end of the day, particularly couples rating the two-person stay highly. Families will appreciate the balcony rooms and the calm village setting. Anyone chasing ski-in/ski-out to the metre, or a livelier après-ski scene, should look toward a hotel directly at the lift base instead.
- Walk the eight hundred metres to the Steinplatte lift rather than drive, it's faster once you count parking.
- Book the wellness area for late afternoon, it's quieter before the dinner rush starts at Kulinarium.
- Ask for a mountain-facing balcony room, the Steinplatte wall dominates the view worth the request.
Why we love it
- Eight hundred metres from the Steinplatte lift
- Spa and wellness centre with sauna and pool
- Balcony in every room
- Regional dishes at Kulinarium
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the walk to the Steinplatte lift genuinely does take under ten minutes, which matters on a morning when everyone's still lacing boots. The spa earns its keep after a full day of skiing, and the balcony room made the Waidring valley feel like part of the stay rather than a view from a brochure. Kulinarium's regional menu beat driving into the village for dinner most nights.