The traditional Alte Post 4* is ideally located in the heart of Fieberbrunn and has been proudly run by the Eder family for four generations. Originally a post office, the building still features the iconic post horn symbol, representing a blend of rich tradition and a stylish, modern atmosphere. At this family-run hotel, hospitality is at the forefront, offering a perfect balance of local charm, timeless tradition, and contemporary comfort. 

The Double Pine Mountain Room is designed with a contemporary flair, featuring tasteful wooden accents that create a warm and cosy atmosphere, ensuring you feel right at home. Each room is equipped with a private balcony, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the great outdoors.

The Eder's Deluxe Room offers a modern design, featuring trendy colours and high-quality furnishings. It is the perfect setting for relaxation and unwinding after a day of exploration.

With its elegant furnishings and traditional decorative touches, the Spielberg Room provides everything you need for a restful and rejuvenating stay.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

If you're looking for a relaxing holiday, the 800-square-metre Latschenkiefer SPA is the perfect retreat. Enjoy stunning views of the Kitzbühel Alps from the heated panorama pool on the rooftop, or unwind in one of the five saunas.

For those seeking a bit of exercise, the hotel also features a well-equipped fitness room. After your workout, relax on one of the loungers in one of the four peaceful relaxation zones.

Nestled in Austria's snowiest region, you'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you're skiing, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing, there’s something for everyone. During the spring and summer months, take in the stunning scenery, lush green landscapes, and a variety of activities such as hiking, cycling, and more.

Located in the heart of the Austrian Alps, Tyrol is a captivating region that offers both serenity and adventure. Famed for its majestic mountains and scenic valleys, it has become a haven for skiers and hikers. Visitors are drawn to the fresh Alpine air, the charm of its local villages, and the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich culture of the area. With stunning surroundings such as Zillertal Valley, Achen Lake, and the regional capital Innsbruck, Tyrol promises a truly authentic Alpine experience.

Must-sees:

• Zillertal Valley: Known for its sweeping mountain views, quaint villages, and traditional wooden chalets, ideal for both winter sports and summer hikes.
• Achen Lake: A serene, crystal-clear lake surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes, perfect for a tranquil day trip or water sports.
• Innsbruck: A vibrant city blending baroque architecture and alpine charm, featuring the iconic Golden Roof and rich imperial history.

Culinary culture:

Tyrol’s culinary offerings are deeply influenced by its Alpine environment, featuring hearty, rustic dishes crafted with locally sourced ingredients. Traditional Tyrolean dumplings, meats, and cheeses are staples, often accompanied by locally produced wines or schnapps. In the villages, you’ll find family-run inns serving comforting mountain fare, such as Tiroler Gröstl (a savoury meat and potato dish). The region also boasts a growing wine scene, with vineyards nestled in the Innsbruck area, offering a delightful contrast to the rich, hearty food.

Dive deeper:

For a more immersive experience, explore the lesser-known treasures of the region. Visit the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, a striking blend of art and nature. Delve into Tyrol's unique customs by attending a local Alpine festival, where you can experience traditional music, dances, and costumes. For an even more authentic experience, stay in a historic guesthouse in one of Tyrol’s charming, lesser-visited villages to experience the local way of life.

Good to know:

The currency in Tyrol is the Euro. Winters are cold and snowy, making the region a popular ski destination from December to March, while the summer months offer mild weather ideal for hiking and outdoor activities. Innsbruck is well-connected by rail and air, with the Innsbruck Airport offering international flights. In summer, be sure to pack layers as mountain weather can change rapidly.