The nature hotel in Tyrol between Karwendel, Zugspitze and Geisterklamm
Our nature hotel in Tyrol is located where Tyrol shows its wild, quiet and impressively beautiful side.
Nestled in a landscape of high peaks, wide valleys, clear streams and protected natural gems. Between the Karwendel Nature Park, the Wetterstein Mountains and the Seefeld high plateau, you will encounter nature in all its power – and a soothing tranquillity that you can take with you.
Nature is always close at hand on a nature holiday in Austria
The natural surroundings of the Leutascherhof are not part of the programme. They are simply there – powerful, silent, beautiful. And an experience in every season. You don't have to search for them. Just open your eyes. And perhaps slow down a little. Then you will see what makes this place so special: crystal-clear mountain air, the rustling of the trees, the play of light on the peaks. Whether hiking, cross-country skiing or simply sitting on a bench – nature here does not touch you loudly, but deeply. It demands nothing, it only gives. Peace. Space. And sometimes even a new sense of what is essential. Here in our nature hotel in Tyrol.
This is how winter should be
In winter, the valley becomes quieter – and that is precisely what makes it so magical. Fresh powder snow covers the forests and meadows around our nature hotel in Tyrol, and the mountains shine in the clear winter sun. Guided snowshoe hikes into the white expanse start directly from the Leutascherhof, while cross-country ski trails lead almost endlessly through the winter landscape. The clear air, the crunch of snow underfoot and the view of snow-covered peaks make everyday life fade away. And after a day outdoors, warmth and comfort await: in the wellness alpine hut with sauna and steam bath – or with an organic dinner that brings winter to life in culinary terms.
Your summer at the nature hotel in Seefeld
When summer bathes the Leutasch Valley in warm light, nature around the Leutascherhof awakens in all its splendour. Over 650 kilometres of marked hiking trails lead through mountain forests, past alpine pastures and to crystal-clear lakes. Guests can join guided hikes five times a week – or set off on their own, equipped with free rental gear such as rucksacks, hiking poles and Gore-Tex jackets. Whether it's a challenging summit tour or a stroll through the romantic Gaistal valley, summer here is not a spectacle, but a deep, quiet experience. Authentic. Unspoilt. And surprisingly close.
