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A Holiday in a Self-Catering Cabin
If there were a rooster, he’d be crowing by now. It’s just before dawn, and the horizon is painted in shades of violet and orange. We slip out from under the thick down duvets, make ourselves a cup of coffee, and bundle up warmly — because right outside the cabin door, a spectacular sunrise is waiting for us. The snowfall from the night before has laid a flawless white blanket over our footprints, but now the flakes have stopped falling. It’s going to be a glorious, cloudless day. As the sun slowly rises over the horizon, we start imagining everything we could do — a snowshoe hike to the summit, a toboggan ride down to the valley, building a snowman, or simply sitting on the bench outside the cabin, reading and letting the sun warm our faces. Up here, time seems to move differently, and the rhythm of the day is unhurried. Perhaps we’ll just prepare a hearty breakfast with regional products we picked up in the valley and then crawl back under the thick duvets for a while…
A cabin holiday in harmony with nature is all about relaxation and slowing down. Those who wish can retreat to a self-catering hut and enjoy true solitude — perhaps even without Wi-Fi or TV. In return, there’s peace, nature, freedom, and breathtaking views. If you prefer company and don’t want to miss out on comfort or a touch of luxury, you can stay in one of SalzburgerLand’s charming alpine villages.
Almliesl Huts & Chalets
You’ll find true insider tips and hidden alpine gems with our partner Almliesl. If you’re looking for an authentic mountain holiday, Almliesl offers rustic self-catering cabins set in the heart of nature — far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life — promising pure relaxation and a slower pace. There’s something for every taste: whether right next to the ski slopes, tucked away in complete seclusion, or anywhere your heart desires.
Book your cozy, genuine, and nature-inspired cabin holiday — a very special kind of luxury that creates memories to last a lifetime.
A Holiday in an Alpine Village
The Priesteregg Mountain Village – 1,100 m, Leogang
The eleven single-story and five ground-level chalets of Priesteregg Mountain Village sit on a high plateau above Leogang, offering stunning views of the Leoganger Steinberge, the Steinernes Meer, and the Hochkönig. Each chalet is lovingly furnished with natural materials such as reclaimed wood, Swiss pine, natural stone, and handwoven farmhouse linen. The traditional alpine kitchen, complete with a cozy corner bench, forms the heart of every cabin. A snug lounge by the open fireplace, a wellness bathtub, a private sauna hut, and a romantic hot tub on the terrace promise hours of pure relaxation in the winter wonderland of Leogang. Delicious Pinzgau specialties are served either directly in your chalet or at the nearby inn.
(c) Chalet Priesteregg
Oberkühnreit nature village, 1,000 m, Neukirchen
The Oberkühnreit nature village with its nine huts is located on the sunny ridge of the Wildkogel, right next to the ski slope. The chalets for two to eight people are built of wood and furnished with organic furniture. The fully equipped kitchen, living room, four bedrooms and two bathrooms ensure comfort and plenty of space. On the south-facing balcony or terrace, you can spend pleasant hours outdoors in complete privacy in front of your own alpine hut. The holiday village has its own swimming pond with sauna facilities and a children’s playground. Bread roll service and catering to the hut on request.
Hüttendorf Schlögelberger, 1,300 m, St. Margarethen
Above St. Margarethen in Lungau, the Almdörfl is located next to the Alpengasthof Schlögelberger. The Almdörfl is located right next to the ski slope. It consists of four log cabins for a maximum of eight people. These can also be rented with breakfast or half board included.
Hüttendorf Schlögelberger, 1,000 m, Maria Alm
The 21 huts and chalets of the Hüttendorf – each with its own charm – are located in Hintermoos-Maria Alm in the middle of the Steinernes Meer and the Dientener Grasberge mountains, right next to the ski slope. The village can be reached by car in about five minutes. There is a small bar in the village, which is only open to the villagers. Breakfast rolls and catering are available on request. Weddings and corporate events can be organised by the village’s own event agency.
Holzleb’n Holiday Village, 900 m, Großarl
The Holzleb’nHoliday Village, with its eight wooden chalets and seven apartments, is located in the heart of the Großarl Valley. The comfortable chalets, each featuring their own sauna and relaxation room, are arranged like a small village where guests can sit together in front of their chalet and watch the children play. The apartments and the wellness area are located in the main building. Optional pampering extras can also be booked!
Feriendorf Holzleb’n, 900 m, Großarl
Das Feriendorf Holzleb’n mit seinen acht Holz-Chalets und sieben Ferienwohnungen, befindet sich mitten im Großarltal. Die komfortablen Chalets, jeweils mit eigener Sauna und Ruheraum, sind wie ein Dorf gruppiert, in dem man sich gemütlich vor dem eigenen Chalet zusammensetzen und den Kindern beim Spielen zuschauen kann. Die Ferienwohnungen und der dazugehörige Wellnessbereich befinden sich im Haupthaus. Mit zubuchbaren Verwöhn-Extras!
© Holzlebn Grossarl, covered in deep snow
Oberreit Holiday Village, 920 m, Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße
The four wooden cabins of Oberreit Holiday Village are set amidst the Hohe Tauern National Park region, offering views over the Salzach Valley. The central building features recreation rooms with table tennis, billiards, table football, darts, as well as a wellness area with saunas and a relaxation room, among much more. In winter, the top ski area Zell am See – Kaprun is just a short distance away! The property has been awarded 4 stars, the highest distinction for holiday homes.
Zur Sonnleit’n, 850 m, Abtenau
The ‘Zur Sonnleit’n’ Cabin Village is located on the grounds of the traditional and gourmet farm “Zur Sonnleit’n” in Abtenau, about 1.5 km from the village centre. A total of four cabins accommodate four to five guests each. Dishes, bed linen, and towels are provided. Each cabin is equipped with electricity, hot water, and a stove. Heating is provided by wood, which is also available on site. The farm’s own inn, farm shop, bakery, and dairy offer natural products from their own production as well as from local farmers.
Stallergut, 1,000 m, Maria Alm
The Stallergut consists of four rustic wooden chalets situated directly in the hiking and skiing area of Aberg in Hintermoos, above the Schwarzeckalmbahn valley station (operating in both summer and winter), with stunning views of the Steinernes Meer and the Hochkönig mountains.
Tauernchalets, 930 m, Großarl
This idyllic alpine village is located on the sunny side of a slight hill, in close proximity (approx. 100 m) to the Großarl/Dorfgastein ski area. The Tauernchalets can accommodate six to ten people and are rustic yet luxuriously furnished. Each chalet has: tiled stove, barbecue area, sun terrace, sitting area, kitchen, microwave, dishwasher, bathroom/WC or shower/WC, hairdryer, washing machine, satellite/cable TV, wireless LAN, balcony/terrace and telephone. Guests are offered a bread roll and butler service.
Almdorf Flachau, 950 m
Almdorf Flachau, with its five huts, is located approx. 100 m above the Achter Jet valley station on a gentle slope with a magnificent view of Flachau and the surrounding mountains. It has its own ski access, illuminated toboggan run and cross-country trails. It is a 10- to 15-minute walk to the town centre, which offers many leisure activities, restaurants, après-ski, bars, etc.
Puradies, 860 m, Leogang
The seven huts in Puradies are located on an area of 150,000 m² on the sunniest hill in Leogang. Guests can enjoy a fantastic view of the Leogang Stone Mountains with the 2,634 m high Birnhorn. Natural stone forms the foundation of the huts, burnt and brushed spruce wood the facades, and the roofs are made of larch shingles. With the natural, simple elegance of the interior and furnishings, the whole creates a cosy, romantic atmosphere. A fresh organic Salzburg breakfast is served daily in the hut itself, featuring many delicacies from the region. This is a mountain hut holiday of the highest standard.
© Holzlebn, Cosy relaxation in front of the fireplace
Prechtlgut chalet village, Wagrain
Eight chalets at Prechtlgut offer guests first-class comfort. True to the motto ‘Living like in the old days with today’s luxury’, old wood and natural stone, Swiss stone pine furniture and loden characterise the interior. The wellness area with sauna steam and infrared cabin, rainforest shower and relaxation room, wellness tub and outdoor bathtub on the terrace, which belongs to each chalet, ensures an exclusive feel-good factor.
