SUMMER/ AUTUMN 2020
Free cancellation up to 7 days prior to arrival date!
FENNEL | Hildegard’s cure-all BE BRAVE | Overcoming fear HIGHLIGHTS | Mountain light show CYCLING | On your bike! RETREAT | Return to you
Welcome to the Pirchner Hof!
The world around us has come back to life and nature has recovered its full power to amaze, enveloping us in scents and colours. We bask in both the warm summer rain and the gleaming sunshine; enjoying balmy nights and the birdsong that starts and ends each day. We roam the forests, climb mountains, stroll around lakes and immerse ourselves in them all – we come to life. Don’t you find that summer gives you more space to spread your wings? At the Pirchner Hof, we focus on ‘opening up’: on letting go, recharging and evolving. Following in the tradition and philosophy of Hildegard von Bingen, we value everything that fortifies the self – body, mind and spirit. Only as a whole are we complete: at one with ourselves, healthy and happy. We look forward to welcoming you to a place created and nurtured with love. This isn’t just our home: for as long as you are here, it is your home too. We invite you to flourish, both in our hotel and its wonderful facilities, such as the Life Energy Garden, and in the nature and mountains that show us the beauty and importance of life. Pay us a visit – let go, find yourself – and travel home brimming with positivity. We look forward to supporting and caring for you on this journey. Kind regards from the Peer family
Hildegard taster days 14.06 – 01.11.2020 Allow us to introduce Hildegard von Bingen: the newcomer’s package gently acquaints you with Hildegard’s philosophy. • 4 nights Sunday to Thursday, or 3 nights Thursday to Sunday • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • 1 x St John’s wort body pack (40 mins) – calms the muscles and nerves and pacifies an agitated mind • 1 x copper bristle brush massage (50 mins) – stimulates energy channels From €420 per person
Summer greetings
7=6
21.06 – 26.07.2020 The countryside is lush and green, the meadows smell of hay: this is the best time for exploring the Alpbachtal, and enjoying a summer break in the mountains! • 7 nights for the price of 6 • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Guided walk • Alpbach Valley walking map • Complimentary backpack and walking pole hire • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card From €606 per person
was cultivated in monastic gardens north of the Alps. Interestingly, no clear distinction was made between foods and medicinal plants in Hildegard von Bingen’s time: everyone knew which foods could heal.
Oh, Finocchio! Hildegard von Bingen held fennel in high regard – she considered it a cure-all and identified many ways to use it. This special plant has a key role to play throughout our lives – particularly during fasts, when it truly comes into its own.
WHAT DOES FENNEL CONTAIN? Fennel provides almost twice as much vitamin C as oranges. 100g contains a quarter of the daily iron intake required by an adult male. Fennel’s most important ingredients are anethole and fenchol, both essential oils. Anethole is an expectorant and has an antibacterial and antispasmodic effect. It is mainly used for fragrance and flavouring in oral hygiene products.
In addition to her favourite, spelt, Hildegard von Bingen considered fennel to be one of the most healing of foods. In Ancient Greece, Hippocrates (a physician) and Theophrastus (a scientist) highlighted its healing properties; while Dioscorides, a pioneer of pharmacology, came to the same conclusion. For a long time, fennel was only grown in the Mediterranean, and it took until the Middle Ages before it
In naturopathy the whole herb is used, but the seeds are considered especially beneficial as their essential oil stimulates cilia movement in the airways, dissolves mucus, kills germs and supports gastrointestinal activity. Whether eaten raw, steamed, or consumed as a tea made from the seeds, fennel’s healing properties extend far beyond digestion – although this is its most wellknown benefit. Fennel’s many useful properties were scientifically proven in the 20th century. Fennel tea is another favourite during our Hildegard von Bingen spelt fasts here in the Alpbach Valley. Fennel harmonises the acid-base balance and brightens the eyes. It is the perfect supplement to a fast, helping to curb any unpleasant side effects. It warms, helps against bad breath, aids healthy digestion, and makes us happy. TIP Did you know? Fennel seeds work best when soaked whole and eaten on an empty stomach.
Hildegard von Bingen says:
‘Fennel is pleasantly warm, neither dry nor cold. Even eaten raw, fennel does not harm the body in any way. In whatever form one eats fennel, it makes us happy, gives us a good skin colour and body odour and promotes good digestion. Eaten daily on an empty stomach, fennel and its seeds reduce awful mucus and decay, suppress the foul odour of the breath, clear the eyes, warm the body and strengthen its powers.’
Fasting with Dr Felicitas Karlinger 18.10 – 25.10.2020 & 25.10 – 01.11.2020 Fasting weeks always start on Sundays. After a meeting at 5pm we take our first fasting soup.
Fasting week with Christa Peer 27.09 – 04.10.2020 ‘Fasting adds new aspects to your life, because the conscious choice of abstinence from the foods and things we don’t need creates space. “Finding the right measure” sensitises us so that we can easily embrace a healthier lifestyle.’ Fasting weeks always start on Sundays. After a meeting at 5pm we take our first fasting soup. BASIC PACKAGES
• 7 nights • Fasting weeks always start on Sundays. After a meeting at 5pm we take our first fasting soup. • 6 x fasting full board (spelt bread, spelt leaf salad, spelt semolina soup, heart wine, galangal, pellitory, psyllium, fennel, teas) and lunch on Saturday • 1 x Hildegard menu • Daily DIY liver compress and foot bath • Daily baldmoney and pear honey • Daily morning or evening meditations • The fasting group meets every day to share their experiences • 3 talks on Hildegard – German only • One-to-one consultations available on request • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card
SPECIAL PACKAGE – only
TIP
bookable when making a room reservation! •1 x purifying full body pack (40 mins) •1 x lymphatic drainage (30 mins) • 1 x copper bristle brush massage (50 mins) at a special price of €130
27.09 – 04.10.2020 Price per person from €672 18.10 – 25.10 & 25.10 – 01.11.2020 Price per person from €770
Swarm intelligence Bees accompany our summers and are fundamental to our lives. At Rosi Fellner’s farm in Breitenbach, you can watch hundreds of thousands of these furry little creatures, observe colony life and learn why every single bee is so important. Off the beaten track and surrounded by forests and meadows, Rosi Fellner’s Pumpenhof farm is the perfect place for a bustling army of bees. The bee farm is open to visitors and home to ten busy colonies – although Rosi looks after 60 colonies in total. A hive can contain up to
Dates Bee Academy:
Every Wednesday from June to August, 1pm – 3pm (children aged 4 and over, groups of 5 or more by arrangement). Free of charge with the Alpbachtal Seenland Card.
Contact:
Rosi Fellner, Oberberg 39, 6252 Breitenbach, tel. +43 664 1136515
HONEY AND HILDEGARD 70,000 bees, so the loud buzzing is hardly surprising. Ready to work just 15 minutes after hatching, a bee’s work ethic is impressive: each colony supplies Rosi with around 15kg of honey per year. This is then made into sweet spread, candles, healing salves, propolis oil and many more products which are available to purchase. Visitors can also take a look behind the scenes: the Bee Academy runs every Wednesday from June to August. Rosi explains how these creatures live and the crucial work they do; visitors can also taste honey direct from the comb, watch the beehive up close and visit the production workshop.
Honey plays an important part in Hildegard fasts. It is used in ‘heart wine’: a parsley and honey wine that works wonders as a pick-me-up, especially when blood pressure or blood sugar levels dip. Honey is also part of the baldmoney, pear and honey treatment used mainly to detox and achieve a healthy gut. This natural remedy (also known as Hildegard’s Gold) is based on pears, honey and a mixture of baldmoney and spices.
Show courage 900 years after Hildegard von Bingen, one thing has changed more than any other: the status of women. These days, it’s hard to imagine how unique Hildegard’s position and impact were. She pushed boundaries and showed courage on countless occasions, growing in stature and strength all the while. Let’s follow her example – although we don’t have to run several monasteries to show courage and grow.
Being brave is good for us. It strengthens us, and builds confidence and self-belief, it also teaches us to approach life with optimism and accept challenges. But courage also requires us first to be afraid: of situations, people and things. Courage grows as fears are overcome, not from the absence of fear. Confronting your fears shows you who you are and allows you to grow. Courage is a muscle. The more we use it, the stronger it gets. Experiencing our own strengths – and developing our self-worth – makes us happy. Overcoming our fears gives us freedom – in who we are and what we do, sweeping away the boundaries we set for ourselves, and allowing us to lead more fulfilled lives. When we think about Hildegard von Bingen, we mustn’t picture a fusty old nun
UP, UP AND AWAY The high ropes course in Kramsach is one of the largest, most spectacular and sophisticated courses in our part of the world. Comprising 7km of steel cable, this elaborate construction has been integrated into an 8,500sqm section of forest. Highly qualified trainers support visitors throughout the course and help them to tackle the 50 different stations. There are three different courses with varying levels of difficulty. The via ferrata at Lake Reintal in Kramsach features two routes with a rope length of around 250m. Route 1 has a difficulty level of C/D and route 2 (level E) is suitable for sport climbers. The approach starts east of the ‘Kramsach Parkplatz Halbinsel’ bus stop. The roping-up point is 20 minutes away through the forest and the entry point is a little further on. Tip: Take a detour to the waterfall just before joining the route.
Bravery is one of
Hildegard von Bingen’s
five cardinal virtues. These shaped her life and everything she did.
– she was an extremely busy, charismatic and strong woman who railed against the conventions of her time. Her achievements are still making an impact today. It stands to reason that Hildegard must have been afraid at times. We know that she was courageous – and where there is courage, there must once have been fear. Both fear and courage are subjective. The boundary between the two differs for everyone, just as we all fear different things. What is crucial is to have allies – we may still be afraid, but our fear is shared. And overcoming fears together is one of the joys of life. We have collated some very special tests of courage in our region. So, are you feeling brave?
SOARING IN TANDEM A natural experience for anyone looking for an adrenaline boost. Take to the air with the experienced guides from Fun Air. The adventure starts at the Wiedersbergerhorn in Alpbach. Special rates available with the Alpbachtal Seenland Card! All information can be found at www.alpbachtal.at
Mountain hiking and Alpine flora
4=3
14.06 – 21.08.2020 & 06.09 – 01.11.2020 Escape to the mountains and discover our beautiful Alpbach Valley on foot – and at a very special price! Available Sunday to Thursday or Monday to Friday
WILD WATERS The Sport Ossi team offers wild water swimming, tubing, rafting and kayaking. Drift along the Brandenberger Ache on inflated truck tyres. Go rafting and paddle the waters as a team – adrenaline junkies can try out the World Cup route on the Ötztaler Ache. Lake Krummsee is the perfect place for beginners, while the Brandenberger Ache offers true wild water adventures.
• 4 nights for the price of 3 • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Free Alpbach Valley walking map • Complimentary backpack and walking pole hire • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €303
Energetic mountain hiking weeks 14.06 – 04.10.2020 ‘Human beings owe sight to fire, hearing to air, movement to water, and the ability to walk to earth.’ Hildegard von Bingen • 7 nights • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Guided walks, summit hikes, herb forays • Alpbach Valley walking map • Backpack and walking pole hire • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €679
PIRCHNER HOF EXERCISE AND REGENERATION PROGRAMME • Aqua Fit • ‘Smovey’ • Back exercises
• Foot fitness • Guided walks with your host and qualified walking guides Top tip: Our herb forays are a very special, active way to feed your mind.
The hiking spirit Explore new paths in Reith this summer. The Hildegard circular route opens in July 2020 – and, naturally, you can join the route straight from the Pirchner Hof.
Exercise isn’t just about physical movement, it also soothes the soul. In Yoga, for instance, the body and spirit move in harmony. As we stretch and hold our postures, we encourage our soul to stir, to expand. But Yoga isn’t the only option. A walk can help us focus: with every step and breath we take, we free our soul of baggage and replenish our energy.
The Hildegard von Bingen trail is the perfect way to move our bodies and spirits in beautiful surroundings. Covering 2km, the trail features eight stations, each providing an opportunity to engage with and contemplate various topics relating to Hildegard von Bingen. Be free to move not just your body, but also your soul.
• Nordic walking • Mountain biking • Yoga
Pirchner Hof regular guest week 14.06 – 21.06.2020 An exciting week with a fantastic programme of events as a thank you to our regular guests! • 7 nights • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Varied programme of events, excursions and culinary extravaganzas • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €616
HIGHLIGHT SUNRISE WALK ON THE GRATLSPITZE WITH YOUR HOSTS A mountain sunrise is an unbelievably magical experience. As the glorious orange ball emerges over the peaks, all thoughts of the early start and strenuous climb will be forgotten. Your eyes will begin to glisten and your heart will swell. In the summer, we are delighted to offer sunrise walks on the Gratlspitze (1,899m) as part of our weekly programme. Tip: Guests with restricted mobility who would like to experience a mountain sunrise can travel by cable car to the Wiedersbergerhorn (2,127m) every second Thursday from the end of July to September. The excursion begins at 4am with the journey to the upper terminus – the mountain hike takes around 45 minutes (head torch and sturdy footwear compulsory!).
High lights Whether staged by nature or the human hand, we are irresistibly drawn to striking displays of colour and light. And if they play out against a breathtaking mountain backdrop, goose bumps are guaranteed – igniting a desire to relive these moments over and over again. Whether the brilliance of the Alpine roses, a sunrise or sunset, each experience is new and different from the last.
HIGH COLOUR ALPINE ROSE FESTIVAL AT THE WIEDERSBERGERHORN Every year, from mid-June to mid-July, Alpine roses swathe the Alpbach Valley mountains in an astounding shade of pink. This extraordinary sight will be celebrated at the Alpine Rose Festival on 27 June 2020. Programme: 10am: Guided walk around the Wiedersbergerhorn to see the Alpine roses 11am: Alpine Rose Festival starts at the upper terminus on the Wiedersbergerhorn with music, Alphorn players, delicious food, fun at the Lauserland adventure playground, and much more. Travel on the Wiedersbergerhornbahn free of charge with the Alpbachtal Seenland Card.
Be your own best friend The louder things are around us, the harder it is to hear our inner voice. And the less time we have for what’s most important: ourselves. This has nothing to do with egotism. Quite the opposite – only a person at one with themselves can be there for others. Mindfulness is key.
YOGA AT THE PIRCHNER HOF Our weekly programme includes Hatha Yoga sessions on three days. Yoga balances the body, mind and spirit and draws our attention to our physical and spiritual needs.
When did you last listen to your breath? Consciously appreciate how it flows through your nose of its own accord, filling your lungs and expanding your chest? Observe how it gently escapes in a totally natural rhythm that our body performs all alone, without our input? Our breath is one of our body’s many constants that we don’t even notice, yet are vital to life. It is so important, yet we know so little about it. We focus on the things around us and pay little attention to what’s going on inside. We pay equally scant conscious attention to our thoughts, 70,000 of which whirl through our minds on any given day, rushing around with nothing to stop them. We think, but are we really thinking? Are we aware of ourselves? We
Hildegard von Bingen rejuvenation week
7=6 21.06 – 26.07
21.06 – 25.10.2020 A week just for you! Let us take you on a path to sustainable wellbeing in the footsteps of Hildegard von Bingen. Enhance your sense of self, and draw renewed strength in harmony with nature. • 7 nights including extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • Welcome drink • Hildegard nutrition: Enjoy delicious cuisine with regional, seasonal ingredients and herbs from our own garden. • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Talk on Hildegard von Bingen by Christa Peer – in German • Daily exercise & regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €606
have so little time in our everyday lives, and yet this takes so little time. All it takes is a little conscious effort, creating new rituals that may seem unusual at first, perhaps even bothersome, but with time will become beloved pockets of calm that give us strength and allow us to unwind. Only when we take time for ourselves can we know ourselves, and only when we know ourselves can we love ourselves. And if we don’t love ourselves, we are lifeless. Our soul knows this. As Hildegard von Bingen wrote: ‘The soul has an all-encompassing love for the body in which it does its work.’
SPA TIP:
Book your treatment before arriving and secure your preferred date and time!
E-bike fun tour in the Alpbach Valley, 10.10.2020 This event focuses not just on sport, but on the joy of exercising in the magnificent autumnal outdoors. The route offers regional delicacies, a photo point and various interactive stations. Choose between the leisurely ride (moderate, 38km, 3 hours, 1,401m ascent/descent) and the expert ride (difficult, 54km, 4 hours, 2,081m ascent/descent). To register and for more information, please visit www.gaudi-tour.at Road bike camp, 18.06 – 21.06.2020 Four active days in June 2020: The road bike camp in the Alpbach Valley brings together beginners and experienced road cyclists, local guides and wellknown faces from the world of cycling for excursions and to follow in the tracks of the 2018 UCI world championships. To register and for more information, please visit www.alpbachtal.at Wheely different: Rolling Oldies – Austria’s best vintage festival, 02.07 – 04.07.2020 Vinyl, boogie-woogie and rock ‛n’ roll: Live bands bring the 1950s, 60s and 70s back to life in the centre of Reith in the Alpbach Valley. Plus vintage vehicle rides on 3 and 4 July!
On your bike! Our fascination with cycling keeps on going. This is partly thanks to continuous innovations – from road bikes to e-bikes – that allow more and more people to take long trips into the mountains. So we say: on your bike! Visitors can explore Alpbachtal Seenland on more than 20 official mountain bike trails, five road-racing routes, the Inn Cycle Path, the Zillertal cycle route and two stages of the BIKE TRAIL TIROL and Bikeschaukel Tirol. If you like a bit of altitude, then follow the mountain bike trails into the Kitzbühel Alps, along beautiful forest roads and paths that lead to idyllic, rustic pastures, culinary delights, and a constant array of stunning views. Awaiting you on the opposite side of the valley are challenging routes such as the trail from Münster
Golden autumn
7=6
04.10 – 25.10.2020 Autumn bathes the Alpbach valley in gold – and we have a golden offer for it! • 7 nights • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €606
TIP: Book your bike! Reserve your bike with our selected partners before setting off for your holiday – choose from road bikes, mountain bikes and e-bikes! ALPBIKE Bike & Fashion Andreas Klieber 6235 Reith, Dorf 7 Tel. +43 664 38 19 900 info@alpbike.at OPENING TIMES: Monday – Friday: 8.30am – 12pm & 2pm – 6pm Saturday: 8am – 12pm or Kramsach to the Bayreuther Hütte. The Inn Cycle Path and the adjacent Zillertal cycle route offer extensive biking trails in the Inn Valley. At only 100m altitude and 20km in length, the circular valley route is one of the most popular road racing options in the Inn Valley. At over 700m above sea level and covering a distance of almost 30km, the circular Brandenberg route is somewhat more demanding.
RECIPE Raspberry vinegar Vinegar aids digestion, has a disinfectant and astringent effect, and is a very good preservative. To make a bottle of raspberry vinegar, you will need a handful of fresh raspberries, organic apple or white wine vinegar (unpasteurised) and an untreated organic lemon. Put the fresh raspberries in a screwtop jar with two slices of lemon. Fill the jar with vinegar. Close the jar and leave in a cool, dry place to steep for three to four weeks. Then strain the raspberries and lemons and pour the raspberry vinegar into a bottle. Store in a cool, dark place.
All hail the berry Hildegard von Bingen had very clear ideas on what is good for us and what isn’t. She snubbed some berries while placing great value on others. Read on to find out which she recommended, and how to preserve them for use in the colder seasons. And remember – when we go out berry picking, we strengthen the element of earth within ourselves. Raspberries Raspberries contain vitamin C, potassium, magnesium and calcium, and they stimulate the secretion of saliva and gastric juices with their slightly acidic and refreshing taste. Hildegard von Bingen recommends raspberry water with galangal to help with fever and viral infections. Get your morning off to a good digestive start with a breakfast of porridge made with spelt flakes, raspberries, ground almonds and cream, sweetened with honey. ‘When the mind is empty and the complexion poor, eat almonds frequently. Your mind will fill, and your face will return to its rightful colour.’
RECIPE Blackberry elixir Great for coughs, congestion, bronchitis, pleurisy and catarrh 30g pellitory, 25g blackberry leaves, 20g hyssop, 15g oregano, 500g honey, 4l wine Boil the herbs and honey in the wine for around 5 minutes. Sieve and pour into bottles while hot. Take 1–2 tablespoons of this blackberry elixir after a light meal, or 1–2 liqueur glasses after a heavy meal. Give children ½–2 teaspoons depending on their age and size of meal. From: Die Hildegard-Pflanzen-Apotheke (The Hildegard Plant Pharmacy) by Reinhard Schiller
Blackberries Blackberries stop maturing as soon as they are picked, so only pick or buy ripe berries. 100g of blackberries provides a third of our daily vitamin C intake. They also contain large quantities of folic acid and iron. Two teaspoons of blackberry leaves boiled in hot water produce a delicious tea that helps against gum inflammation, fever and hoarseness. Blackcurrants Blackcurrants are among the oldest medicinal plants in traditional European medicine, although redcurrants were
RECIPE Blackcurrant syrup 2kg blackcurrants, 400g sugar Remove the berries from their stalks before washing and then squashing them down with a fork. Place them in a pan, cover with water and bring to a brief boil while stirring. Sieve the blackcurrant juice through a fine sieve or cheesecloth. Then stir in 400g sugar and bring to the boil again. Pour into sterilised bottles while hot.
Friendship week preferred until the Middle Ages. Hildegard von Bingen was the first to recommend blackcurrants as a remedy. She praised their ability to strengthen the effect of other medicinal plants, something now confirmed by modern phytotherapy. They contain up to five times more vitamin C than lemons and have the highest potassium content of all berries (300mg) – they help to reduce blood pressure and are highly effective at eliminating fluid. They also contain minerals such as magnesium, calcium, phosphorus and iron, as well as antimicrobial agents and antioxidants. Stimulating anti-inflammatory hormone production in the adrenal cortex, blackcurrants are popularly known as herbal cortisone. New scientific findings also show what herbal medicine has long
25.10 – 01.11.2020 Our unique offer for all our friends! • 7 nights • Extended half board comprising wholesome cuisine • The Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services • Daily exercise and regeneration programme (excluding Sundays) • The Alpbachtal Seenland Card Price per person from €504
known: the gamma linolenic acid in blackcurrant seeds is as effective as that found in evening primrose oil. The acid strengthens the skin barrier damaged by neurodermatitis. Thanks to their antibacterial properties, currants are also used to treat throat inflammation, to reduce fever in cases of inflammation,
colds and influenza, and, when heated up, to alleviate coughs. The abundant flavonoids and secondary phytochemicals in blackcurrant juice can protect blood vessels against arteriosclerosis and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases and high blood pressure.
Winter…
… experiences … hiking ... skiing
… fun – in the Alpbach Valley! Tyrol’s top family ski area
Everything you need to know at a glance Useful information All our rooms are non-smoking, with a shower or bath, WC, hairdryer, telephone, radio and cable TV. Bathrobes and towels are available for the duration of your stay. •S pend less: Stay 14 nights or more and receive a 7% accommodation discount!
Room rates 2020/2021
Prices per person/night with extended half board and the Pirchner Hof’s wellbeing services, excluding local tax (€2 pp/pn) Spring Autumn
Summer
Low season
05.07 – 20.09.20
18.12 – 22.12.20 03.01 – 24.01.21 28.02 – 05.04.21
22.12 – 03.01.21
24.01 – 07.02.21 21.02 – 28.02.21
07.02 – 21.02.21
14.06 – 05.07.20 20.09 – 01.11.20
Christmas New Year
Winter
Winter high season
Small single room main building
€101
€108
€110
€150
€118
€130
Double room (single occupant) main building
€121
€128
€130
€170
€138
€150
Double room main building
€101
€108
€110
€150
€118
€130
Double room country house
€107
€114
€116
€156
€124
€136
Wellbeing suite (52sqm)
€121
€128
€130
€170
€138
€150
Family dream suite (sleeps 3)
€363
€384
€390
€510
€414
€450
Family dream suite (sleeps 4)
€443
€472
€480
€640
€512
€560
Children sharing with parents with extra bed: Aged 0-5: free Aged 6-13: double room €30, suite €35 Aged 14-17: double room €40, suite €45
•B ed & breakfast only: Minus €11 per person/night •D ogs: €10 per day, food not included. Only one dog permitted per room. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the restaurant, Spa and beauty or garden areas. •A rrival and departure: Your room will be ready from 2pm on your day of arrival. Please vacate the room by 10am on your day of departure. Late check-outs are available for a surcharge. •R eservation: To confirm your booking, we request that you pay a 10% deposit or the total price of your holiday. Credit card information is required for short term bookings. •P ayment options: A 10% deposit or payment in full is required upon booking. The balance may be paid in cash or with EC, Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Diners Club cards. Cancellation policy: •U p to 1 month prior to arrival date: Free cancellation •3 0 to 14 days prior to arrival date: 40% of the booking price
Double room in the main building with carpets
•1 4 to 7 days prior to arrival date: 70% of the booking price •7 to 0 days prior to arrival date: 90% of the booking price We will be delighted to advise you personally and help you tailor your stay with one of our year-round health packages or seasonal programmes. Simply call us on +43 5337 62749.
Double room in the main building with wooden floors
Double room in the country house building
Looking forward to the next holiday Keep dreaming of your next break, despite the current uncertainty. There will be holidays again! To make your holiday planning as easy as possible, we are offering relaxed cancellation conditions for all new bookings.
Pirchner Hof Hotel & Farm
Neudorf 42 . 6235 Reith im Alpbachtal . Austria . Tel. +43 5337 62749 Fax +43 5337 62749 88 . info@pirchnerhof.at . www.pirchnerhof.at www.facebook.com/pirchnerhof
MORE HOLIDAY FLEXIBILITY Cancellations up to 7 days prior to arrival are free for all bookings for stays until the end of October 2020!
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