Summit meetings in Tirolean seminar huts

The Lizumer Mountain Lodge/Hut, at 2,019 metres above sea level, combines a classic mountain lodge atmosphere with modern facilities. Three rooms are available for seminars and conferences, with capacities for 12, 20 and 40 people. During your stay, you can arrange overnight stays in dormitories (44 beds) and four-bed rooms (40 beds). Set in a striking location, the hut is a popular base in the Tux Alps; as a gourmet hut with four dining rooms, it enjoys an excellent reputation for its Culinary Experience.

Swiss stone pine rooms, Genuine Hospitality and a cosy mountain hut atmosphere at an altitude of 1,640 metres. Sustainability has always been in the Grawandhütte’s DNA: energy is generated from hydropower and solar panels, and water is treated on site. Guests’ culinary needs are also well catered for, from a farmer’s breakfast to a multi-course dinner featuring regional produce. This makes the Grawandhütte the perfect hideaway for teams of up to 30 people seeking a sustainable retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, where they can focus, recharge and unwind.

Situated high in the mountains at 2,286 metres above sea level, the Neue Regensburger Mountain Lodge/Hut offers immersive mountain and educational experiences. The Mountain Lodge/Hut features a large, well-equipped Conference room for up to 20 people. Three wood-panelled lounges, spacious rooms, a wonderful sun terrace and excellent vegetarian cuisine round off the Mountain Lodge/Hut experience. As a base on the Stubai High Trail, the Neue Regensburger Mountain Lodge/Hut invites you to continue your hike once the Seminar is over.

The Taschachhaus is situated at 2,434 metres above sea level between two glacier tongues and has become a DAV training centre. This is hardly surprising, given its proximity to the Glacier Ski Resort and its excellent facilities. There are two conference rooms available, accommodating 20 and 40 people respectively, whilst the building itself can accommodate more than 100 people. Visitors appreciate not only the high-alpine learning environment, but also the food served there.

The Meissner Haus is a Shelter & Refuge Hut situated at 1,720 metres above sea level in the Viggartal valley, at the foot of the Patscherkofel in the Tux Pre-Alps. The surrounding area is ideal for long hikes and exploring nature. The bright and cosy conference room, complete with a wood-burning stove, is ideal for mountaineering seminars as well as for team-building activities or corporate events. It can accommodate up to 20 participants, whilst the Meissner Haus offers sleeping accommodation for up to 72 people in total.

East Tyrol offers an exceptionally cosy setting for conferences. At the secluded Kollreider Hof, situated at 1,300 metres near Anras in the Puster Valley, there is accommodation for 19 people across five rooms and a dormitory. This rustic farmhouse features a Conference room equipped with presentation technology, which can also be used as a cinema room. Guests can cook together in a rustic kitchen, and there is a sports area with a bouldering wall for those who enjoy getting active during creative breaks.

Companies hold meetings at the Angerer Alm, situated at 1,300 metres above sea level on the Kitzbüheler Horn, amidst the rustic atmosphere of an Alpine Pasture Hut. The building, which is around 250 years old, is surrounded by alpine meadows and a mountain landscape offering unique panoramic views. For seminars, team-building days or corporate events, there is a dedicated room with modern facilities. The Angerer Alm can accommodate up to 20 participants and treat them to excellent cuisine and fine wines.

Nestled in the Kitzbühel Alps near Itter, at an altitude of 1,355 metres by the Salvista cable car, stands the luxurious yet cosy KRAFTalm. As well as 30 rooms and suites, it offers a Conference room for 30 people. Plenty of wood, solid tables and floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows define the working atmosphere. Teams can meet in 93 square metres of exclusive surroundings. The unobstructed view of the natural landscape creates a sense of calm, encouraging clear thinking. A projector and presentation equipment are also available, as well as a modern kitchenette.

On the Rohrberg above Zell am Ziller, at an altitude of 1,310 metres, the spacious Wiesenalm welcomes between 20 and 200 guests. The clever architecture – featuring, on the one hand, modern, light-filled rooms with plenty of wood and glass and, on the other, rustic farmhouse parlours with tiled stoves – also includes a conference room equipped with technical equipment. The terrace of the Alpine Pasture is the perfect spot for particularly lovely breaks in the fresh air. Here, the view sweeps unobstructed across the Zillertal Alps.

The Bischofer Alm luxury chalet in Alpbach, situated at an altitude of 1,350 metres – where representatives from the worlds of science, politics, business and culture gather annually to discuss matters at the European Forum Alpbach (EFA) – can accommodate up to 20 seminar and Congress participants. Meetings here take place in luxurious surroundings. In addition to multimedia facilities including a projector, HD TV and a hi-fi music system, a catering service with a private chef and a bespoke entertainment programme are also offered.

Seminars are held at the Jezz-Alm Resort near Ellmau in a charming mountain hut atmosphere. The former Brenneralm, situated at 1,250 metres, accommodates its guests in six luxurious apartments, whilst two separate rooms can accommodate up to 150 Seminar or conference participants. Facilities include the ‘Panorama Restaurant’, which seats up to 100 and offers views of the Wilder Kaiser, and the ‘Stüberl’, where up to 80 people can hold meetings in a luxurious ‘Almstadl’ atmosphere.