A traditional inn dating back to the 17th century, run by the Moser family for 160 years: the Sollererwirt in Thierbach is a picture-perfect inn. Be sure to try the traditional delicacies in the historic Speckbacherstube before settling down in your cosy bed.

The Gemse has been owned by the Haueis family since 1726, though the history of the establishment goes back much further. Guests staying in one of the cosy rooms can look forward to the excellent cuisine and the traditional parlour in one of Tirol’s oldest inns. 

    • PlaceSt. Johann in Tirol

It is not just the magnificent façade, with its 18th-century Lüftlmalereien, that catches the eye at the listed Landhaus Schwarzinger. There is also plenty to discover in the 13 individually furnished rooms, which feature original farmhouse furniture from the family’s own collection.

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The architectural style of the Alpengasthof Roßmoos, featuring white masonry and dark wood, is typical of the region. The origins of the former farmstead date back to the 13th century. Today, guests can enjoy cosy overnight stays and, before retiring for the night, enjoy traditional cuisine made from locally sourced produce.

The farmstead is over 255 years old, and where coachmen once stopped whilst passing through, guests now enjoy overnight stays in the 13 rooms, furnished in the Tirolean country house style. The inn’s cuisine is well known and much loved by both locals and visitors alike. And the view alone is reason enough to stop by. 

Nestled in a peaceful setting in the heart of the Karwendel Mountains Nature Park lies the Hotel Post, now run by the fourth generation of the Reindl family. The rooms, finished in natural wood, and the excellent local cuisine promise relaxation and enjoyment at an altitude of over 900 metres.

The Landgasthof Linde in Stumm in the Zillertal combines over 500 years of Tyrolean inn tradition with modern hospitality, excellent cuisine and stylish rooms. A place for connoisseurs - warm, familiar and authentic.

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Historical paintings on the walls, intricately decorated chairs and old paintings: the Gasthof zum Stern was first mentioned in a document in 1166. Today, guests enjoy cosy overnight stays in the former hayloft, relax and enjoy traditional cuisine in a rustic setting. 

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    • PlaceSt.Jodok

Nestled amongst the meadows and forests of the Wipptal valley, the Steckholzer mountain inn offers pure enjoyment of nature. The combination of a traditional inn, its own farm and a peaceful location high up in the valley makes the inn the ideal Starting Point for walks and relaxing days in the Tirolean mountains.

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The Best Traditional Guesthouses in Tirol

Painted facades, wood-panelled dining rooms and historic paintings – Tirol is home to numerous traditional guesthouses, many of which have been run by the same family for generations. Scroll down to find out more about some of the best spots to eat and stay the night in Tirol.
Gasthof Roßmoos im Alpbachtal
Gasthof Roßmoos im Alpbachtal

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