Tucked down a quiet backstreet near the ski lift, this cheery guesthouse has spacious rooms and family apartments with rag rugs, kettles and chunky wood furniture (the owner is a cabinet maker!) Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Facing the ski lift, Hubertus has made other guesthouses green with envy since being awarded the Austrian Eco-Label. The three-star chalet uses 100% renewable energy (solar and wind power), serves local organic produce and fair-trade coffee at breakfast. The rooms are country sty… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The twittering birds in the forest behind Landhaus Buchner are likely to be your wake-up call at this quaint Alpine chalet. A short toddle from the lake, the light-filled rooms are a great deal. The party hut in the garden is a welcome bonus. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Creeping ivy envelops this little love nest dating to 1493. It's the small details that matter here: from the roaring fire in the lounge to the 300-year-old apple tree in the garden. Guests can bathe beneath the stars in the solar-heated outdoor pool or in a chocolate-filled bath… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If waking up to views of Grossglockner appeals, camp out at this tree-shaded site on the lakeshore. Facilities include a shop, restaurant and kids club. Guided mountain-bike and hiking tours are available. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Steinerwirt has been around for donkey's years, but recently morphed into an arty boutique hotel. The light-filled rooms are defined by muted tones and untreated pinewood. Up in the attic, the Think Tank is a calm spot for early-morning meditation. The restaurant (open for both l… Full Lonely Planet Review ›