Where to Base
Hotels in the town center or along the Ziller River are ideal. They offer walking distance to major cable car stations and dining areas, eliminating the need for a car during your stay.
City hotel guide
Mayrhofen
Mayrhofen is a charming town nestled in the Zillertal valley within Austria's Tyrol region, situated approximately one hour from the state capital, Innsbruck. Renowned for its dramatic Alpine scenery and serene valley atmosphere, it serves as a premier destination for both winter sports enthusiasts and summer hikers. The town's layout is compact, with most hotels concentrated in the central district and along the Ziller River. This strategic positioning allows guests to easily walk to cable car stations, ski slopes, and local dining establishments. For frequent travelers, staying in Mayrhofen offers a peaceful retreat while providing convenient access to the broader Tyrolean network of trails and peaks.
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Before choosing where to stay
Getting Around
The town is roughly an hour's drive from Innsbruck. Within Mayrhofen, attractions are compact, making walking or local public transport the most efficient way to move between hotels and ski areas.
Best Season
Winter is perfect for skiing, while summer offers excellent hiking. The climate is pleasant year-round, with diverse hotel options allowing travelers to tailor their stay to seasonal activities.
Nearby attractions
Penken
mountain area in Mayrhofen
Ahornspitze
mountain in the Zillertal Alps in Tyrol, Austria
Dristner
mountain in the Zillertal Alps in Tyrol
Rastkogel
mountain
Wanglspitze
mountain in Austria
Brandberger Kolm
mountain
Torhelm
mountain in the Zillertal Alps in Tyrol
Gerlosstein
mountain in Austria
Pangert
mountain in Austria
Speicher Stillup
reservoir in Tyrol
Filzenkogel
mountain in the Zillertal Alps in Tyrol
Garnet chapel
Catholic chapel
Dining
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Housed in Huber's Boutiquehotel, this restaurant has a pleasingly laid-back feel. The set menu can be customised – select three to seven courses – and features highly appealing dishes packed with flavour. For the most part, they are made with a penchant for regional produce, but a lobster soup is also listed. Friendly and adept service. Oenophiles should peruse the glass-paned wine cabinet at the entrance.
WebsiteBergfried - Chefs Table
You're right in the thick of it here! From the high tables in this stylish little space, you can watch the kitchen buzz with activity – there's never a dull moment! A distinctive aspect of the proceedings is the way the individual dishes are presented: with a proper explanation and background music that is occasionally rather loud. For his nine-course surprise menu, chef Sebastian Stock likes to work with locally sourced ingredients to create clearly structured modern dishes brimming with intensity and flavour. Franz Stock curates superb wine pairings to complement the food. The service is ess
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Alpine Hideaway ZILLERTALERHOF - 4 Sterne Superior
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