Tuesday, September 1, 2026

The Best Hotels Near Weingut, by the Record

  1. A family farmstead in the Mühlviertel hills that has been passed down five generations, Bergergut is a small, adults-only countryside hotel where couples go to be left alone by the Linz crowd. Rooms have names and personalities, from a suite built around an open fireplace to a theatrical penthouse. The kitchen draws almost entirely from local producers, which in this corner of Upper Austria is less a policy than a point of pride.


  2. Teal velvet sofas against dark ceilings and warm timber: the Oswald family's adults-only hotel in the Bavarian Forest leans hard into moody design while keeping one foot in local materials. No restaurant, just a generous breakfast and a lifestyle bar for snacks and cocktails from midday. The Silberberg mine and the Risslochwasserfälle waterfalls are a short drive away for those who actually leave the building.


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