Hotel Post at lake Attersee
Welcome to our "Hotel Post" at lake "Attersee"!
Our hotel is situated in the south of lake "Attersee", directly at the entrance of the "Weissenbachtal".
In former times empress "Sisi", the composer "Gustav Mahler" and the pianist "Friedrich Gulda" were staying at this beautiful place and loved to have a coffee with their friends in our beautiful gast garden and were also enjoying the marvelous view at the lake.
Pure enjoyment!
The comfortable hotel resort is directly wrapped into the green, nestled in a park of 70.000 square meters below the mountains "Höllengebirge". The hotel is composed of the main house and the park villa. In the villa you will find the seminar rooms in a very quiet location. The hotel includes also a large lakeside bathing area with a lake sauna and an open beach pavilion at the lake.
There are many reasons why you should decide for our "Hotel Post" at lake "Attersee":
Home(en)
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excellent lakeside location
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large beach bath and beach bar with lake sauna
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free rental of our paddleboat and rowing boats
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free use of our newest KTM bikes at a stay of 3 days
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beautiful parkland for sprawling, providing a natural power space
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we gladly accept dogs in our hotel, we have open air runs and a special fraction in our beach area
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own tennis court and a bowling alley
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quay directly in front of "Hotel Post" and boat landing stage
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numerous hiking tracks leading from the Hotel, e.g. "Nixenfall", "Schoberstein", ....
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direct entrance to the rock climbing "Mahdlgupf"
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climbing hall in Steinbach
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divers' paradise in the south of the lake
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golf courses in the direct surroundings
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a charming chapel
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large gast garden with a children's play area
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short trip to Bad Ischl (former summer residence of empress "Sisi"), 15 minutes by car
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"Hotel Post", a building with history: empress "Sisi", the Composer "Gustav Mahler" and the pianist "Friedrich Gulda" were staying at our hotel
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gateway to the "Weissenbachtal", which is a paradise for mountain bikers and enthusiastic hikers