Located at the foot of the majestic Wilder Kaiser mountain range, the Stanglwirt is one of the most traditional and authentic luxury hotels in the Alpine region. For over 400 years, genuine Tyrolean hospitality has been cultivated here – in a hotel that proudly displays its roots while offering the most modern comforts. The result is an atmosphere that is warm, alpine-elegant, and extraordinary in equal measure.
As soon as you enter the hotel, you can feel the special interplay of closeness to nature, tradition, and exclusivity. Made from local materials such as reclaimed wood, natural stone, and loden, the interior tells the story of the hotel – rustic yet refined; cozy yet stylish.
The wellness and spa area is considered one of the most impressive in the Alpine region. Guests can enjoy a luxurious water world of natural stone pools, rock lagoons, whirlpools, and relaxation areas spread over a large area. The spa focuses on holistic regeneration – with Alpine treatments, massages, beauty treatments, and a large selection of high-quality natural products.
Another highlight of the Stanglwirt is its culinary diversity. The kitchen serves regional dishes of the highest standard – often organic and made with produce from the hotel's own farm. From the extensive breakfast buffet to elegant dinners, Tyrolean tradition is combined with modern culinary art. The cozy dining rooms, open fire, and authentic atmosphere make the experience even more enjoyable.
The Stanglwirt is also a paradise for sports and active vacationers. Whether hiking, skiing, cross-country skiing, biking, or horseback riding – the region around Going and Kitzbühel offers countless possibilities. In the hotel itself, guests can enjoy a professional fitness and performance center as well as the hotel's own Lipizzaner stud farm, which is sure to make horse lovers' hearts beat faster.
Families feel just as at home here as couples or wellness guests. Children experience unforgettable moments in the petting zoo, on the adventure playground, or on the hotel's own children's farm.
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