stieg’nhaus
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Quick Facts
What We Love:
Intimate suites in the Austrian Alps, near the Hochkönig ski area with over 120 km of pistes.
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Guest Experience
Experience refined alpine luxury at stieg’nhaus, where contemporary design meets traditional Austrian hospitality in intimate suites with panoramic mountain or village views. After exhilarating days on the slopes or hiking trails, unwind in the rooftop spa’s Finnish sauna, whirlpool, or with a bespoke massage, all while soaking in the serene alpine scenery. Savor inventive, locally inspired cuisine in the signature restaurant, complemented by a curated wine cellar and the terrace’s enchanting Feuerring ritual, perfect for memorable evenings. With family-friendly suites, pet-friendly policies, and direct access to the Hochkönig ski region, this boutique retreat is ideal for couples, families, and discerning travelers seeking authentic experiences and understated elegance in the heart of the Alps.
Amenities
Dining Experience
• Walk-In Wine Cellar – Features a thoughtfully curated selection of regional and international wines, offering guests the opportunity to explore unique pairings in an elegant setting.
• Feuerring Terrace Ritual – Evening gatherings around a glowing fire on the terrace, combining mountain views with a memorable social and sensory experience.
• DINZLER Coffee Experience – Elevates coffee culture with expertly crafted brews using beans from the acclaimed DINZLER roastery, enhancing breakfast and après ski moments.
Après Ski
Stieg’nhaus offers a refined culinary experience centered around its signature restaurant, where the philosophy of “pure and present” is brought to life through creative dishes inspired by the elements of pasture, water, earth, fire, and nectar. Guests can enjoy leisurely breakfasts, relaxed lunches, and exclusive dinners, with menus that blend local ingredients and international delicacies for a harmonious interplay of flavors. The restaurant features a walk-in wine cellar with a curated selection of regional and international wines, and the terrace’s Feuerring ritual creates a memorable evening atmosphere with a glowing fire and mountain views. Coffee is elevated to an art form with beans from the renowned DINZLER roastery, and the ambiance is designed for relaxation and sensory enjoyment. While the hotel itself is the primary destination for gourmet dining and drinks, the village of Mühlbach am Hochkönig offers traditional alpine pubs and riverside restaurants nearby, and the wider Hochkönig region is known for its cozy mountain huts and après ski spots accessible via ski or a short drive, providing authentic Austrian hospitality and local specialties.
Spa & Wellness
Stieg’nhaus offers a wellness area featuring a Finnish sauna, infrared cabin, and relaxation room. Guests have access to a small fitness area and can book massages upon request. The facilities are designed for relaxation after outdoor activities, with mountain views enhancing the experience. There are no notable awards or recognitions reported for the spa and wellness facilities.
Ski Resort Guide
View Destination →Hochkönig Bergbahnen
Weather Forecast · 800m – 1,780m
Limited snow but potential for improvement with incoming weather.
Current snow depth is modest with only 20cm at the base and 50cm at the summit, indicating limited coverage. Recent snowfall has been minimal, and the forecast suggests only light snow in the coming days. The season's snowfall is significantly below historical averages, contributing to a poor overall score.
The depth score is low due to modest snow coverage with only 132cm of season snowfall.
Recent snow score is low as only 2.38cm fell in the last 7 days.
Forecast score is low with only 6-7cm expected, indicating light snow.
Historic score is poor as the season is at 51% of the 5-year average.
Shows daily snowfall predictions from 7 weather models. Black line = SnowSure™ weighted average.
Over the past five years, average seasonal snowfall has exceeded the 30-year average by nearly 10%, indicating a modest upward trend in recent snowfall. However, the data also reveals significant year-to-year variability, with snowfall ranging from a low of 80.3 cm in 2020 to a high of 310.7 cm in 2023. The most recent season saw a sharp decline to 100 cm, which is 36% below the 5-year average and 39% below the 30-year average, marking a notable anomaly after last year's peak. This suggests that while the longer-term trend has been slightly positive, recent seasons have experienced pronounced fluctuations and a significant short-term decrease.
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