Renovated in 2002, this historic fifteenth-century hunting lodge is set in 30 acres of greenery in the Salzkammergut mountains overlooking Lake Fuschl, 19 kilometres from the city of Salzburg. Pine furnished guestrooms are decorated with traditional touches and patterned fabrics. Balconies offer views over the lake or the surrounding mountains and all rooms are equipped with cable TV with pay movies, Internet access, minibars and telephones with voicemail.
The Jaghofstuben Restaurant serves traditional Austrian cuisine, including fresh fish from Lake Fuschl, in wooden panelled lodge-style surroundings, while guests can enjoy traditional Austrian beers in a friendly atmosphere in the Paulaner Bier Bar. The hotel's relaxation facilities include a health spa, fitness equipment, sauna, and heated indoor swimming pool. Business guests can make use of the business centre and the fourteen meeting and conference rooms, the largest accommodating up to 500 people. Local recreation available to visitors includes pigeon shooting and a nine-hole golf course one kilometre away. Those keen to explore further afield can find where the Sound of Music was set 16 kilometres away; 19 kilometres away is Saltsburg and Mozart's birthplace, and 40 kilometres distance is Bad Ischl, a traditional 19th century spa town. Salzburg Airport is 20 kilometres from the hotel and the approximate driving time is 45 minutes.