Vacation in the Tyrolean mountains in our Garden Boutique-Resort

65.000 sqm – a vast, restored landscape with a palpable sense of distance and expanse

• 30.000 sqm edible landscape and the changing seasons.
• A vibrant ecosystem in which beauty and utility intertwine.
• A perennial garden, a forest garden and a kitchen garden to explore, discover and taste.

• 50 metre pool – the longest in Tyrol, nestled amongst the wild meadows
• advanced Wellness deep regeneration through the cycle of red clover
• A relaxation room for guests, which also serves as a greenhouse
• WATSU pool - “Schwebewasser”
• Sauna “Himmelswärme”
• Steam room
• Hammam
• massages & spa treatments
• private spa suite “Beisammensein”
• separate Family area “Plitschplatz”

Intimate, organic architecture using local materials that brings nature into the rooms.

6 Waldbachlogen: For 2 guests: private sauna, south-facing terrace with private hot tub and access to the Loisach stream, infrared heating on the terrace, open-fire fireplace, kitchen with living area and dining corner.  
starting at 138 m²

Unique details: Loges 3 and 4 can be connected via a communal area featuring a large kitchen unit and a dining table. Lodge 3 has a children’s bedroom with bunk beds. 

Himmelsbad Loge: For 4 guests. South-west-facing terrace with private pool (9x3m), private sauna, open-fire fireplace, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, 233 m².

3 Himmelslogen: on the first floor of the “Torhaus”
For 2 guests, south-west-facing terrace with hot tub, open-fire fireplace, bath, kitchen, starting at 100 m².

Das Klaras: Heartfelt cuisine

A place that feels just like your favourite spot in Grandma’s kitchen: the place where it was always a bit cosier.  

Whether indoors, between the family table and the Chef’s Table, or on the terrace in summer, Klaras creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Dishes that fill your stomach and warm your soul. 

Flora Bar: Tyrolean roots meet french elegance.

Herbs, flowers and fruits from the garden are transformed into drinks that stir the senses and lift the spirits. Through their creations, mixologists evoke images of forests and meadows, the scent of the earth and the ease of existence.