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Familienhotel JägeralpeHochkrumbach 5A - 6767 Warth
T +43 (0)5583 4250 |
Dear friends of the Jägeralpe,
Get away from it all and unwind from the stress of every day life - clear mountain air, luscious meadows, purling springs - pure nature - we guarantee it!
Oswald and Oskar Jäger (qualified hiking guides) can accompany you on your hikes 5 days of the week. You will be thrilled by the variety of landscapes found in the Hochtannberg and Arlberg regions. We arrange a weekly mountain breakfast at an alpine hut and climbing at the climbing wall is also possible.
So that you can enjoy all this to the full, you receive a free Warth card when you stay for 3 nights or more. This card entitles you to use the hiking buses; the various mountain lifts in Warth and Lech, plus the hotel's own tennis courts and the woodland pool in Lech for free. Alternatively have a go at horse riding. You can start with a lunge session or get to know the area on horseback.
Start the day with our delicious breakfast buffet, either in the restaurant on or the terrace. Between 3 and 5pm you can enjoy our afternoon buffet, and in the evening it is our pleasure to treat you to a 5-course meal of your choice. ALL alcohol-free drinks from the guest drink- dispenser are of course also included.
Sweat out your stress in the sauna or steam bath and chill-out in our relaxation room. Refresh yourself with a few laps in the pool or take a dip with the kids in the separate children's pool.
Your children's wellbeing is particularly important to us and that is why holidays at the Jägeralpe are so unforgettable. On our play-terrace you will find go-carts, a bouncy castle, tricycles and slides. At the playground on the lawn, children can play on the swings or build sandcastles; alternatively our petting zoo is a fun place to visit.
The programme at the Kindergarten also caters for everyone: from fun and games in the fresh air to creative handicrafts - we offer it all at the Jägeralpe.
The hotel boasts luxury-class rooms, whereby you can choose between the 17th century- styled rooms of the main house or the more modern suites of the Sport Pavilion.
