About
The hut operates year-round and offers simple accommodation in dormitory rooms and private doubles. The kitchen serves traditional Austrian fare—Gulasch, Schnitzel, and good coffee—with vegetarian options available. Water comes from the hut's own spring. The terrace catches afternoon sun and views across the valley. Capacity is modest at around 30 beds, so it never feels crowded. Facilities include a basic toilet and washroom; there's no hot shower but you'll manage fine for a night's stay.
Book directly by phone to confirm availability, especially for weekends and the July–August school holiday period. The hut operates as a simple Gasthof rather than a climbing hut, so it doesn't require membership with the Austrian Alpine Club (OeAV) or other mountaineering organisations. Midweek outside peak summer you can often turn up without advance notice, but phoning ahead is always safer. The warden speaks basic English.
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4.3Based on facilities, access, and how reliably the hut is open.
Quick Facts
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- Sa,Su,PH
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Contact & Booking
- Phone
- +43 2774 2066
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