




Gasthof Pension Lohfeyer
A family guesthouse near the Seisenbergklamm gorge
About this hotel
Lohfeyer sits in the hamlet at the edge of the Seisenbergklamm gorge, one of the smaller Loferer Alm bases with balcony rooms over the mountains and parquet floors underfoot rather than hotel-standard carpet throughout. The family-friendly restaurant serves traditional Austrian dishes, and breakfast comes as either continental or à la carte, a small but useful flexibility for a group with different morning routines before a day out. A sun terrace gives a place to sit before or after the drive into Lofer for the lifts each day of the stay. This is Weissbach bei Lofer at its most typical: quiet, local, and built around the gorge and the mountains rather than a lift of its own nearby.
- Near gorge
- Balcony rooms
- Restaurant
- Sun terrace
Our take
Families wanting a genuinely quiet, local base near the Seisenbergklamm, with a flexible breakfast and traditional Austrian dinners, will find Lohfeyer a good fit for a shorter or longer stay. The parquet-floored rooms feel more like a mountain home than a hotel corridor. Skiers wanting to walk to a lift each morning should base themselves in Lofer instead, since a transfer is required from here.
- Visit the Seisenbergklamm gorge on a rest day, it's a short trip from the guesthouse and worth the detour.
- Choose the à la carte breakfast over the continental option if you want a fuller start before driving to Lofer.
- Sit on the sun terrace with mountain views before dinner, it's a quiet, distinctive part of staying here.
Why we love it
- Near the Seisenbergklamm gorge
- Parquet-floored mountain-view rooms
- Flexible continental or à la carte breakfast
- Family-friendly Austrian restaurant
Why guests love itTravellers 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.