Lake Achensee & its Mountains

Bedrooms

• included

  Large rooms

  Decorated in rich colours and attractively furnished in pine, these spacious (30m²) rooms comprise an Austrian twin bed (two separate mattresses with individual bedding on one large base) with space for an additional bed if required, a seating corner, a bath or shower, and a panoramic balcony or terrace. They are equipped with a hairdryer, wifi, telephone, radio, satellite television, safe and bathrobes.
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  Extra large rooms

  Similar to the ‘large’ rooms but furnished in cherry wood, the extra large rooms have the benefit of an additional five square metres of floor space, although they still sleep a maximum of three.
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  Extra extra large rooms

  As their name suggests, these rooms are larger again (40m²) and include a fridge and plusher décor.
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  South-facing room

  Measuring 40m² and comprising maple furniture, these rooms have a balcony or French balcony to make the most of the south-facing aspect. There is a seating area, a fridge, an 180cm-wide bed and space for a third bed.
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  Junior suites/family rooms

  Given that the elegance of the furnishings increases with the size of the room, the 45m² junior suites boast spruce furniture, a canopy bed and a larger seating area. Unlike the other rooms, they can accommodate a double sofa bed or two extra beds and thus sleep up to four, rather than three.

Extend your stay

• City Add-On

  Innsbruck City Add-On

  A city surrounded by mountains

  2 nights, from £194pp

  Delve into Innsbruck’s imperial past and admire its Baroque buildings set against a backdrop of Alpine peaks. A perfect add-on to a snow or walking holiday.

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• City Add-On

  Munich City Add-On

   

  2 nights, from £298pp

  Indulge in rich Bavarian gastronomy and culture; discover proud traditions and heritage – in the city that’s the envy of the world.

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• Anon

  02 October 2019

  It cost us Euro74 each for the week to upgrade the Achensee Card which seemed quite expensive, but was worth-while because we used the cable cars, boats and buses so often. It is also much easier because you can change your mind as to your stop, enroute, and don't have to keep buying tickets. You can by-pass the long queues for tickets at the cable car and boat ticket offices and go straight through. We went to Tratzburg Castle and had to buy a ticket from Jenbach on the bus (which was only a couple of Euros) but, because we had had to do this as we were out of the ticket use area, we didn't think to ask if we could use our ticket to go into Tratzburg Castle. When we returned to the hotel we realised that we could have used it and thereby saved all or part of the entrance fee. It is worth a visit.

• Ms K Brown

  Fleet

  15 September 2019

  The Hotel Weisenhof is a truly exceptional base from which to explore this beautiful region. We upgraded our holiday cards at the hotel (very easy, just added to our final bill) which we would highly recommend as this gives you unlimited use of the cable cars and lake cruise. The suggested walks are excellent - we particularly enjoyed Walk 6 which was hugely rewarding with stunning views back across the lake to the Pertisau. The included map makes the multitude of walking routes available clear and easy to navigate, whilst many of the sugges routes are Grade 2 (and well worth the effort) you could choose a number of gentler or lower level routes using the map to tailor your trip fully to your personal desires.

  Thank you for another excellent holiday!

• Mr I McNeill

  Longniddry

  13 September 2019

  We very much enjoyed this holiday, helped by the excellent weather.  The setting was lovely, the hotel was excellent, and the walks were really good - we got fitter as the week progressed and would have been helped if we had done more training beforehand.  The staff in the hotel were very helpful and all spoke excellent English.  The food was amazing.  A lovely part of the world to enjoy the mountains.