The Top 18 Hotels Near Neusacherhof
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Floor-to-ceiling windows look straight out over the Weissensee, and the knotted pine walls keep things grounded while the furniture stays firmly modern. This lakeside Alpine hotel has a private beach, a Finnish sauna, a salt-brine steam room, and enough water sports and mountain access to exhaust even the most ambitious guest. Dinner runs from a hearty inn kitchen to an Italian boathouse to a Michelin-starred fine dining room, which is an unusual spread for one address.
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A golf resort beside the Drava River, with the forested Tyrolean Dolomites as the backdrop and a 36-hole course starting more or less at the front door. The suites come with Italian furnishings and private balconies, and the spa has a heated outdoor pool and a panoramic terrace for when you're done pretending the back nine wasn't a disaster. Selected by the Michelin Guide.
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Sixteen Icelandic horses live on the grounds, which tells you a lot about what kind of resort this is. Set in Austria's Großarl valley, Moar Gut is an all-inclusive mountain retreat built around the logic that children and adults should both be comprehensively worn out by bedtime. Trampolines, a petting zoo, alpine treks, multiple pools, a full spa, and, somehow, a baby spa. Rooms run to natural wood and stone with balconies for the view. The Michelin Guide awarded it 2 Keys.
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A goldenrod castle on the shores of Lake Wörthersee, been standing here since before anyone's grandmother can remember, now running as a luxury resort hotel with Michelin's 2 Keys. The old wing keeps a few period bones but fits modern furnishings; the low addition wraps the courtyard with clean lines and lake views beyond. Rooms are run entirely from a bedside panel, and the vast spa complex throws in an indoor golf simulator for guests who've tired of the water.
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Every room faces the mountain, and the windows run floor to ceiling so nothing gets in the way. Das Edelweiss is a ski-in, ski-out alpine resort in the Großarl valley, the kind where après-ski feels like a second career, the infinity pool frames a snowcap sunset, and the interiors lean hard on warm natural wood. The Michelin Guide awarded it 2 Keys.
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The pool here is enclosed on the sides but open at the bottom, so you're essentially floating in a heated frame set directly in the turquoise water of Lake Wörthersee, year-round. This boutique lakeside hotel is the Gatsby-esque kind: tiered lawns, open terraces, a tropical spa with gold mosaic tiles, and guest rooms with balconies over the water. The Schlossbar's Baroque chandelier and marble bar make it a perfectly reasonable place to order a whiskey at midnight.
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The heated infinity pool hangs over the Grossarl valley like a dare, and it sets the tone for this alpine spa hotel. An indoor pool connects to an outdoor one, a natural swimming pond sits alongside the saunas and steam baths, and there's an open-air garden bar for post-spa drinks. Rooms come with native wood and mountain balconies; suites add fireplaces and hot tubs. Yoga and guided hikes are included, and a ski lift is right across the road.
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