Everything was perfect, no issues at all. The service, the rooms, the location – all were top‑notch. We left with no complaints.
GerhildEen maand geleden
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Wolfsberg·9.6
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Alpengasthaus Gießlhütte in Wolfsberg offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies overlooking Alpine scenery, soundproofing, kitchenettes and complimentary Wi‑Fi. Guests enjoy a sun‑lit terrace, garden, on‑site restaurant serving champagne‑topped breakfasts, bar, outdoor play area, and free private parking. Ideal for skiing, hiking and cycling, it lies 14 km from Wolfsberg Castle and 64 km from Klagenfurt Airport.
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Everything was perfect, no issues at all. The service, the rooms, the location – all were top‑notch. We left with no complaints.
Gerhild·Een maand geleden
The place had a wonderful, peaceful setting, with extremely kind hosts and an excellent kitchen. It felt both authentic and modern. We didn't find anything comparable.
Zoltán·Een maand geleden
The location is great for hiking – you can reach everything on foot or by car, and the kitchen is top‑notch; we especially loved the 1270 Hirter beer. Breakfast is plenty and the staff always ask if you'd like a bit more. The downside: on the first night a family left their dog alone in the apartment, and we were too tired to enjoy the evening when the dog barked, and parking outside the property could use improvement.
Herbert·Een maand geleden
The alpine setting is gorgeous, right next to nature. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the food is delicious. The only drawback was that there was just one toilet, which was a bit tight for three families in the morning rush.
Attila·2 maanden geleden
The family‑run place speaks German, Italian, and English, with great hospitality and a superb breakfast. The rooms are clean, new, and cozy, and the location is ideal for exploring the nearby mountains, with the altitude keeping it cool during heat waves. The only caveat is that the Austrian cuisine can feel a bit heavy for some, and dinner is served early (6‑8 pm) – each meal includes a small starter, soup, a main dish (two options), and dessert, leaving you well satisfied.
Fabio·2 maanden geleden