HOTEL MIRAMONTE BAD GASTEIN

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Whether you’re into wellness, hiking, cultural pilgrimage or cozy evenings with Alpine scenery, Hotel Miramonte Bad Gastein has it all. Discover why this adults-friendly alpine retreat is worth booking for your next Austria getaway.

 

Bad Gastein, Austria
Reitlpromenade 3
Tel: 43 6434 2577-0 / +43 6434 2577-9
https://hotelmiramonte.com/


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LOCATIONFive baguettes

There is no better setting for any wayfarer in pursuit of self cure but in the Alps. Along the lush and dramatic landscape of the belle epoque spa town of Bad Gastein in the Austrian Hohe Tauern mountain range, Hotel Miramonte sits on a hillside - a traveler’s dream oasis that rises from the early morning mist and blooms in the sun.

The hotel is hidden away from the crowd but close enough to walk to the center of Bad Gastein via a hike path that winds down, passing through the town’s most iconic sight - the waterfall, and then all the way to the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Promenade where locals take leisurely walks and linger in the afternoon. This entire space transforms into an art mile in the summer months. Some of Austria’s finest hiking trails and ski slopes where Nicolas Cage and Jude Law once frequented are a short cable-car ride away. One can fly into Salzburg which is the closest airport, or take the four hour train-ride from Vienna. Innsbruck and Munich are other alternatives; a mere three hour drive by car. 

 

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CHARACTER & STYLEFive baguettes

Imagine you were to encounter a young Truman Capote on his day-off putting on a puffy ski suit or Andy Warhol sleeping soundlessly in a hammock, this could easily be the place. Hotel Miramonte captures a breathing bohemian and sociable vibe where the only sensible thing to do is to unwind or succumb to the calm-inducing setting.

Within the hotel, one stumbles into dramatic spaces and worldly modernist details that tell stories of their own. A dash of hip and of 60's glam in a cozy mountain chalet - designer chairs, sheepskins and cowhides, natural stone against polished steel tables, pleasing wall paint palettes and pastels spiced up by bold colored lampshades. The Viennese architect-turned-hotelier and owner Ike Ikrath not only put his personal stamp on the hotel but lovingly set a visual spectacle for his guests.
 


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A summer deck with views of the Austrian alps and the foyer filled with designed art pieces

 

THE ROOMSFour baguettes

Awash in alpine coziness, the 36 rooms are spread over four floors. Each zimmer (room) is staged like a film set -  televisions on tripods, cowhides as carpets, designer furniture and vintage-themed bathrooms.

Aside from the aesthetics, Miramonte's eclecticism also runs deep in terms of accommodation types pandering to all whims and budgets. Higher category rooms have balconies and breathtaking vistas of snow-peak mountains and the lush Gastein valley. The extra sitting outdoor space comes with hammocks, ideal for meditation and double as demarcation lines between two zimmers. Rooms in the back, while lacking in view, are equally comfortable and offer more privacy.

 

Cobalt blue tiles and the exterior of Miramonte Hotel in Bad Gastein

 

 

BEDTIME ETIQUETTEFive baguettes

Every room is a snug cocoon calming the senses. All guests are treated with super-comfortable beds framed by Swiss pine headboards and high grade cotton linens and woollen fabrics that give sleep an extra indulgence. 

The hotel is aimed exclusively for adults only. The chances of hearing crying babies along the hallway are few and far between. An afternoon snooze or nighttime slumber might ultimately be the real luxury here. 

 

KEEPING IT GREENFour baguettes

Driven by mindful choices of making the most of what is in the season, the hotel advocates on the consumption of locally produced food and regional resources. Guests are encouraged to take part in yoga or hiking activities. Bicycles and e-bikes are also available for hire. The hotel brings in staff with diverse backgrounds and empowers them with a variety of career development and training opportunities.

Since its inception, Hotel Miramonte has played an important part in fostering art and culture in the whole Gastein community by providing an ‘Artist Residence’ program. Talented and creative folks from all over the globe are invited to stay in the hotel as they take part in the town's art and cultural exhibit.

 

A hotel with alpine chalet inspired interiors

 

FACILITIES

 

  • Terrace that turns into open-air movie / DJ and live music nights (summer) and barbeque and fire place (winter)
  • Spa treatments and baths in radon enhanced thermal water
  • Steam room and sauna
  • Lounge bar
  • Restaurant
  • Housekeeping and laundry services
  • Ski storage and boot-drying racks
  • Library
  • Free shuttle service from the train station, around town pick-up and going to the slopes
  • Bike and ski for hire
  • Pet friendly
  • Wifi
  • Yoga and hiking activities
  • Parking

 

 

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Balcony views of Hotel Miramonte In Bad Gastein, with each passage through time, the crowd changes. From the days of the erudite panjandrums, the likes of Albert Einstein, Somerset Maugham and Sigmund Freud in the 20’s to big Hollywood stars Billy Wilder and Tyrone Power in the 50’s. Then came the 70’s with the Shah of Iran and Lady Churchill only to be trailed by Liza Minelli, Shirley Basey and the list goes on.

Recently a new type of crowd is heading to the mountains to not only take to the curative radon riched thermal waters of Bad Gastein, but more importantly to commune with art. Hotel Miramonte has carved its place in fostering cultural global connection where today’s creative spirits and critical thinkers alike gather and relax in the easy-going comforts of the hotel. Regular guests will likely to mingle with artists and where all enjoy an open social atmosphere as well as a sumptuous half-board four course meal. A humble treat and gratifying experience to end the day.

 

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7 Comments

  1. Emma

    Away from the crowd, no crying babies and beautiful rooms framed by even more beautiful scenery? Sign me up. What a wonderful looking place, and I really like the retro vibe. While it doesn’t look super easy to get to from your typical city getaway, that probably makes it all the more special for a relaxing visit, because nowhere good isn’t worth a little effort

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  2. Lyn (aka Jazz)

    With its nod to film, the decor, ambience, and glamour of Hotel Miramonte are very appealing.

    I can easily imagine enjoying a refreshing beverge on that beautiful deck. i am intrigued by the “Artist in Residence” program. I would enjoy that.

    What a great review. I will make sure to stay here when I’m in the area.

    Lyn | http://www.ramblynjazz.com

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  3. Mitch

    This looks to be a splendid hotel in the delightful setting of Bad Gastein. The facilities look amazing and it’s so great that they offer activities as well. I love their ethos of sourcing local produce and caring for staff with so many development opportunities. But it’s also delightful to hear about how involved they are nurturing artists and creatives from around the world with their residency programme. I didn’t know much about this part of the world before reading but am very tempted to discover more.

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  4. Carolin

    This is another wonderful boutique hotel to my taste and likening. I should be travelling with you Jan!
    Excellent taste. I particularly like the nestled location amidst the picturesque landscape of Bad Gastein and some elements of the surrounding nature is reflected in the stylish yet minimalistic interior of its rooms. I agree with your description of “bohemian and social” – just because the hotel is quite away from civilisation, it looks like a top secret tip for the coolest people to holiday, relax and meet. I would love to escape here and enjoy its tranquil vibes and excellent food one day. Thanks for putting it on my radar.

    Carolin | Solo Travel Story

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  5. Barry

    The hotel seems to be ideally situated – within striking distance of several large cities and even countries. The retro/minimalist look is certainly in vogue at the moment and with that eclectic list of past celebrities and famous people, it certainly has a name to live up to.
    How many of present day celebrities frequent it I wonder.
    The facilities are excellent and I would certainly love to stay here one day.

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  6. Pam

    Sounds like a great hotel! I love that they have bikes and e-bikes to rent! I love going on bike to get a view instead of hiking (bum knee), so a little physical activity with a weekend of relaxation sounds idyllic.

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  7. Angela

    If I was already convinced by the first image in the article, after reading the character and style section I was hooked. The idea of a bohemian space with personality has always appealed to me.
    I loved the details, the tasteful decoration and the communion with nature that the space seems to have.
    I’d spend a few days there without blinking 🙂

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