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Next stop Ler­mooser: the course was newly set for the listed railway station at the foot of the Zug­spitze. Since then, the fri­endly hotel has been delighting guests with its bright rooms, easy-going kiosk and sus­tainable concept.

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Hotel Ler­mooser in Tirol, Lermoos / AT – Austria

Hotel Ler­mooser

Next stop, Ler­mooser: the course was newly set for the listed railway station at the foot of the Zug­spitze. Since then, the fri­endly hotel has been delighting guests with its bright rooms, easy-going kiosk and sus­tainable concept.

Anyone tra­velling to Lermoos by train arrives directly at their accom­mo­dation — a his­toric railway station that was built in 1910 as part of the Mit­ten­waldbahn, one of the first elec­tri­cally powered railways in Europe. The building had stood empty for a long time until a couple from Munich dis­co­vered it, took it to their hearts and reim­agined it as the Lermoos Hotel + Kiosk. Since then, tra­vellers can not only get off the train in front of the listed station, but also stop for a bite to eat. Whether for a short or long holiday, as a couple or as a group, the peaceful village of Lermoos takes pride of place at the foot of the Tiroler Zug­spitz­arena and offers plenty of acti­vities on and between the num­erous peaks in both summer and winter.

In order to revi­talise the house and inte­grate it into the village life, it was res­tored, fur­nished with a modern, mini­malist design and con­verted into an indi­vidual bed & breakfast. In addition to the pre­ser­vation of the existing building and the appe­aling location, tra­velling expe­ri­ences also played a central role in the concept. Now guests will not only find a place to stay in one of the eight rooms. The waiting room with a cream-white tiled stove and a kiosk pro­vides hotel guests and passers-by with sel­ected snacks and meals throughout the day, while the well-equipped com­munal kitchen can be used for self-catering.

All rooms are brightly deco­rated and simply fur­nished. Whether small but nice for couples and single tra­vellers, in the slightly larger family rooms or in the dor­mitory for groups of friends. Always with white oiled wood — from the fur­niture to the floor — and colourfully tiled bath­rooms in positive pastel shades that run through the whole house. The Ler­mooser can also be rented as a whole for events, work­shops, retreats or group excur­sions and offers space for up to 26 people and a fan­tastic pan­o­ramic view of the Alps. In the morning, guests can enjoy a regional breakfast in the large kitchen and at the kiosk, in all the common rooms there are tem­porary works by regional artists, on the doorstep are num­erous mountain expe­ri­ences and a covered terrace for breakfast or an apé­ritif in the evening — some­times with morning sun, always with a view of the Zug­spitze and the Son­nen­spitze.

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What to do

Hiking and mountaineering (various tours to alpine pastures, peaks and mountain lakes), cycling, mountain biking and downhill biking (Lermoos is located directly on the Via Claudia, close to the bike park, offers over 100 trails and even has its own bike workshop), swimming (in Blindsee, Seebensee, Heiterwanger See, Plansee or in the panorama pool), skiing (you can choose between five ski areas, from high alpine to family-friendly, and there is also a dedicated ski room), cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, wellness, yoga, golf and numerous family activities and events.

Why we like this house

A new and sustainable interpretation of Alpine tourism - a relaxed, historic place that gives its history a new twist.

This house is great for

Mountain enthusiasts, bikers and winter sports enthusiasts, couples, families, friends: rental of the whole house for workshops, retreats, offsites, family celebrations and larger groups of friends.

Sustainability

Energy supply from the district heating network, regional food, public transport: ideal journey by train (½ hour from Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 2 hours from Munich), e-charging station for bikes and cars


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Details

Region AT – Austria, Tyrol, Lermoos
Tirol
Name Lermooser
Scenery In the historic railway station of the village, at the foot of the Zugspitze
Number of guests Max. 26 in rooms of different sizes
Completed 1910, conversion 2023
Design Architecture: Band Architektur, Philipp Möller, Munich; Interior design: Claudia Diaz, Maren Weitz, Munich
Specials In the off-season (April/May and November/December when the mountain lifts are closed) you can only rent the whole house. In the season, rooms are rented individually. Pets are welcome in summer.
Architecture Listed building - old, Old & new
Accomodation Hotel
Criteria 8+ (house/apartment), Rooms for 1-4 (hotel), Art, Family, Golf, Hiking, Lake/river, Meeting, Mountains, Skiing, EV-charging station, No car needed

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Der Ler­mooser — ein herr­licher Ort! Wir waren anlässlich unseres Fir­men­aus­flugs bei Christina, Johann und dem Ler­mooser-Team zu Gast. Die Zimmer, die Gemein­schafts­küche, die Lage, sowie der Aus­blick waren spitze! Archi­tektur trifft auf Gemein­schaft. Genau das ist es, was man im Ler­mooser erleben kann. Wir können dieses alte Schätzchen, was nun erneut strahlen darf, absolut emp­fehlen!

Sophie Roß sagt:

Johan und sein Team sind wun­der­volle Gast­geber und haben eine sehr nette Art, hilfs­bereit zu sein und gleich­zeitig jedem seinen eigenen Raum zu lassen. Die Gegend ist wun­der­schön und die Lage mit Blick auf die Tiroler Zug­spitz­arena fan­tas­tisch. Auch die Archi­tektur und die Innen­ein­richtung machen den Ort zu etwas ganz Beson­derem. Es erfordert Talent und Krea­ti­vität, einen alten Bahnhof in einen Ort umzu­wandeln, der sich so sehr nach Zuhause und Familie anfühlt. Die Küche ist sehr gemütlich und perfekt zum Kochen aus­ge­stattet, das Früh­stück wirklich lecker und lie­bevoll ser­viert. Wir werden sicherlich an diesen magi­schen Ort zurück­kehren.

Carlos Alarcón sagt:

Ein Bahnhof ist im All­ge­meinen ein Ort zur Durch­reise, Abfer­tigung von Per­sonen und Gütern, kein Platz zum Ver­weilen. Nicht so in Lermoos. Die neuen Eigen­tümer haben das ehe­malige Bahn­hofs­ge­bäude aus 1913 mit viel Gespür, Krea­ti­vität und Talent in einen Ort der Gebor­genheit und der Gast­lichkeit ver­wandelt.
Wir haben an einem Wochenende im Juni 2024 bei Dau­er­regen einen Kurz­urlaub im Ler­mooser ver­bracht, wet­ter­be­dingt mit viel Kultur und null Natur. Unser Zimmer mit Die­len­parkett und Kas­ten­stock­fenstern ließ uns mit seiner Behag­lichkeit und dem atem­be­rau­benden Aus­blick auf die Berge die Wet­ter­si­tuation fast ver­gessen.
Besonders gefallen hat uns die Gemein­schafts­küche im ehe­ma­ligen War­tesaal, in der man trefflich mit anderen Gästen über das Regen­wet­ter­pro­gramm dis­ku­tieren, aber auch ganz unge­zwungen für sich allein bleiben kann. Gast­geber Johann Ehmann hatte immer Zeit für uns und hat durch seine ent­spannte Art sicher­ge­stellt, dass wir uns von Anfang an will­kommen gefühlt haben.
Wir können das Ler­mooser nur wärmstens emp­fehlen und kommen sicherlich wieder.

Georg Bauer sagt:

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