Strubwirt
A simple family guesthouse with a sauna and garden
About this hotel
Strubwirt keeps things straightforward: family rooms with balconies over the mountains, a restaurant and bar covering meals without needing to leave the property, and a sauna for unwinding after skiing. The garden gives a spot to sit outside once the day's runs are done, and free toiletries and a wardrobe in every room handle the practical basics. A lounge and luggage storage round out the amenities, and free on-site parking removes one of the more common headaches in a busy ski village. A buffet breakfast starts the day before heading out toward the Steinplatte, and the straightforward, unfussy style suits skiers who want a comfortable base without paying for extras they won't use.
- Sauna
- Garden
- Family rooms
- Restaurant & bar
Our take
Families and budget-conscious travellers wanting a genuine local guesthouse feel, rather than a resort-style hotel, will find Strubwirt does the basics well: a bed, a sauna, a garden and a decent breakfast. Anyone wanting a large spa, multiple dining options or ski-in convenience should look toward one of Waidring's bigger four-star properties.
- Use free on-site parking rather than searching the village, it's one less thing to plan around in peak season.
- Book the sauna slot after skiing before dinner, it's a small facility that can fill up with other guests.
- Eat the buffet breakfast before an early Steinplatte start, it sets you up without a village detour.
Why we love it
- Family rooms with mountain-view balconies
- Sauna for evening recovery
- Garden setting
- Free on-site parking
Why guests love itTravellers staying at Strubwirt find it does exactly what a family ski guesthouse should: a comfortable room, a working sauna after a cold day, and a garden for the kids to run around in before dinner. The buffet breakfast set everyone up for a full day toward the Steinplatte without stopping in the village. Free parking on site meant no searching for a spot after a day on the slopes.