Hotels in Weissbach bei Lofer

Travellers staying here find the closeness to the Seisenbergklamm gorge makes for a genuinely different rest day, walking distance rather than a drive elsewhere in the region. The à la carte breakfast option set us up better than a standard continental spread before the drive into Lofer for a full day of skiing at the Loferer Alm. Parquet floors and mountain-view balconies gave the room a proper local feel, quieter and more rural than staying right in a lift-base village nearby.

Travellers staying here find the guesthouse lives up to its name, close enough to the Seisenbergklamm gorge to make a visit a natural part of the stay rather than a separate excursion elsewhere. The buffet breakfast worked well for a family with different appetites before a day of skiing out of Lofer's lifts. Mountain-view balcony rooms and the sun terrace gave the whole stay a distinctly local, gorge-side character that felt different from the bigger lift-base villages nearby in the region.

Travellers staying here find the restaurant menu is the real surprise of Weissbach bei Lofer, seafood and barbecue grill options that break up a week of otherwise similar Austrian ski-hotel dinners nearby. The sofa bed in the family room meant we didn't need to book a second room for an extra child on this trip. Waking up to mountain views on the balcony before the drive into Lofer for the lifts made the quieter hamlet setting feel worth the short transfer each morning.