Mooser, the 4-star Superior hotel renowned for its refined cuisine, Tyrolean hospitality and first-class wellness facilities, is situated right next to the Galzigbahn cable car in the midst of the pistes.
There are many ways of enjoying the mountains, but this one is absolutely brilliant! Elegance, style and comfort crowned by the ski in – ski out experience. In the morning you do not wake up in the mountains, but literally on the mountain, at an altitude of 1 404 metres above sea level, directly on the ski slope above St. Anton Resort. After a homemade breakfast, put on your skis to enjoy the first curves on a groomed piste, where no one has skied before you that day. And in the evening, ski right down to the Hotel, which offers superb comfort in every detail, together with top-class service.
Relaxation under the Stars
This hotel is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. Ten elegantly furnished double rooms and seven exclusive suites combine the best of rustic Tyrolean style with contemporary design, to create stylish accommodation. MOOSER Hotel spa offers a dry-heat sauna, a rock sauna, and a steam room. The outdoor infinity-edge pool was built on to the rock of the Gorge and is a true highlight of the Hotel. Ooben im Mooser hotel restaurant offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and of the town. The culinary team creates the best of Tyrolean and Austrian cuisine, with modern gastronomic trends. What better way of ending the day than in the hotel bar, directly under the stars?
In today's busy world, when overwhelmed by obligations and an endless stream of information, we often forget about our own needs. However, recognising and respecting them is the basis of a harmonious and fulfilling life. One of the key concepts that helps us to find a balance between self-care and consideration for others is healthy egoism.
In North Tyrol, within reach of Achensee and under the Karwendel peaks, is Posthotel Achenkirch – an adults-only resort that systematically features the concept of a balance between performance and regeneration. This is not a classic wellness hotel, but an ingeniously conceived resort that combines the peace of Nature, physical activity and the promotion of good health with elements of Eastern philosophy.
The story of David Josef Becher (1725–1792) is firmly embedded in the history of Karlovy Vary. A doctor, scholar, chemist, patron, benefactor and balneologist whose approach to treatment and the development of spa services still influences the appearance of the town today. Becher is rightly considered one of Karlovy Vary's greatest legends.