Landgasthof Seisenbergklamm
Named for the gorge, built for families
About this hotel
Landgasthof Seisenbergklamm takes its name directly from the gorge at the hamlet's edge, and the property leans into that setting with mountain-view balcony rooms and parquet floors rather than a resort finish typical of larger hotels. The restaurant serves Austrian, international and other cuisines across a continental or buffet breakfast and evening dining, giving a family group more flexibility than a single fixed menu each day of the stay. A sun terrace and garden extend the property outdoors, and the bar covers the evening once dinner wraps up for the night. This is one of the more established addresses in Weissbach bei Lofer, built around the gorge as much as the wider Loferer Alm ski area a short drive away.
- Near gorge
- Buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- Balcony rooms
Our take
Families wanting a Weissbach bei Lofer base with the gorge as a genuine feature, rather than an incidental nearby attraction, should look closely at Seisenbergklamm's namesake guesthouse. The varied breakfast and dinner menus suit groups with different tastes across a longer stay. Skiers wanting ski-in access to the lifts themselves should base in Lofer instead, since a transfer is required here each day.
- Combine a Seisenbergklamm gorge visit with your stay, the guesthouse sits close enough to make it a half-day trip.
- Choose the buffet breakfast over continental if travelling as a larger group with different appetites.
- Book a mountain-view balcony room specifically, the outlook is a highlight of staying at this address.
Why we love it
- Named for and close to the Seisenbergklamm gorge
- Buffet or continental breakfast options
- Austrian and international restaurant menu
- Mountain-view balcony rooms
Why guests love itTravellers 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.