Burgfellnerhof

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Hotel information

Our new and spacious spa area offers rest and relaxation to body, mind and soul, featuring aroma steam baths, a Finnish sauna, a tepidarium, a herbal steam bath, a solarium and a whirl bath.

Food & beverage

We serve a wonderful breakfast buffet from 07.30 to 10:00. From 12:00 to 13:00 we serve à la carte dishes. In the afternoon the hotel bar offers coffee and cake as well as a wide range of beverages. Guests on a half-board arrangement can choose from 3 different main dishes with 4 courses between 18:00 and 20:00. A rich salad buffet is available every evening. Our hotel restaurant is smoke-free between 07:30 and 20:00. It seats 120 people and is also perfectly suited for all kinds of festivities.

Area information

In winter Schladming is a popular and vibrant ski centre, while in summer the Schladming-Dachstein region is Styria’s best-known hiking area. Nestling between the Schladminger Tauern range with its 300 mountain lakes and the distinctive Dachstein Massif (2,996 metres), Schladming is also an ideal starting point for excursions to the city of Salzburg, to Admont Abbey (world’s largest monastic library) and to the Salzkammergut (a 1-hour drive in each case).

Travel information

By train: All Intercity and Eurocity trains stop at Schladming. By plane - distance to airports: Salzburg 85 km Munich 260 km Graz 190 km Linz 185 km Vienna 290 km Innsbruck 320 km

Quick description

The Burgfellnerhof is a cosy family-run hotel in Rohrmoos near Schladming, and the perfect base for all kinds of sports activities in summer and winter. Our hotel offers 35 comfortable, traditionally furnished rooms with modern facilities as well as a hotel restaurant. Enjoy guided hikes and cycling tours in summer and world-class skiing in winter - the hotel is located directly on the ski run! The Dachstein Summer Card is included in the room price (free or reduced use of all cable cars, toll roads, the Dachstein cable car, public swimming pools, buses, entrance to Admont Abbey and Trautenfels Castle).