Grawa Alm, © Tirol Werbung/Maren Krings
Grawa Alm, © Tirol Werbung/Maren Krings

Travelling to Tirol’s Mountains with Your Dog

Dog owners consider their four-legged friend to be an "equal member" of the family. It's not surprising, then, that most people feel guilty about leaving their dog at home while they go on holiday. Dogs and their owners no longer have to ruff it when they hit the road. In Tirol there are a number of hotels which specialise in welcoming man's best friend.

Tirol’s Best Dog-Friendly Hotels

As well as the usual star rating, many hotels now also have a "paw" rating as a sign of how dog-friendly they are. The most dog-friendly accommodation options are rated with five paws. Visit pfotencheck.com to find more hotels in Tirol where dogs are welcome and you can spend an enjoyable holiday with your four-legged friend.

Hotels in Tirol with Five Paws

© Bergresort Seefeld

Bergresort Seefeld, Seefeld

From a swimming pond to a special restaurant, obstacle course and play area - the Bergresort Seefeld is a four-star superior hotel where owners and their four-legged friends will feel right at home.

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Hotel Magdalena in the Zillertal Valley, © Hotel Magdalena

Hotel Magdalena, Zillertal Valley

This cosy hotel in the Zillertal Valley has its own outdoor pool for dogs as well as a play area and a separate place for washing your dog. Bike trailers suitable for carrying dogs can be hired from the hotel.

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Böglerhof, Alpbach, © Böglerhof

Hotel Böglerhof, Alpbach

At the Böglerhof in Alpbach, dogs are more than just allowed - they are very much welcome! Proof, if any where needed, can be found in the dog greeting package, dog-walking service and special dog shower at this pretty hotel in the mountains.

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Hotel Fliana, Ischgl, © Hotel Fliana

Hotel Fliana, Ischgl

The four-star superior Hotel Fliana in Ischgl is the ideal base camp for visitors to the Paznauntal Valley who are keen to explore the mountains with a four-legged friend. The hotel even offers special meals for dogs prepared to order.

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The Riederhof hotel in Ried, © Riederhof

Riederhof, Ried im Oberinntal

Rated with four stars and five paws, the Riederhof is a great insider's tip for those travelling to Tirol accompanied by a four-legged friend. The hotel has a grass play area with a pond, a separate eating area for dogs and their owners as well as many more facilities ensuring a fun and stress-free holiday.

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Tannenhof in St. Anton am Arlberg, © Hotel Tannenhof

Tannenhof, St. Anton am Arlberg

Five stars + five paws = great holidays at the Tannnhof in St. Anton am Arlberg. Highlights include freshly made dishes - not only for guests but, of course, also for their four-legged friends!

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© Teckel Hotel

Teckel Hotel, Mayrhofen

The staff at this hotel in the Zillertal Valley have many years of experience when it comes to welcoming dogs and their owners. Highlights include a swimming area for dogs, a large play area, a dog wash, a dog-sitting service and even dog training courses.

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Panoramahotel Inntalerhof, © Panoramahotel Inntalerhof

Panoramahotel Inntalerhof, Mösern bei Seefeld

The Panoramahotel Inntalerhof is a location in Seefeld popular with dogs and their owners. Four-legged guests are allowed into the restaurant and onto the golf course. There is also a dog-walking service, training with a behavioural coach and special dog food available.

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Wellness hotels for two and four-legged friends

Dog in the mountains, © Jens Schwarz
Spa Hotels for Dog Owners

Why should your four-legged friend miss out on all the action in Tirol? There are plenty of spa hotels in the region which specialise in welcoming dog owners in search of rest and relaxation. Here are…

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Dog-friendly swimming lakes, © Tirol Werbung/Verena Kathrein
Dog-Friendly Lakes in Tirol

Check out our list of swimming lakes where man's best friend can cool off on hot summer days.



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