Hotel in general was ok BUT :

- Needed to wait a long time before we got our drink.
- Room cleaning can be better (there was still dust, papers and a waterbottle under the bed !!!). The glasses from our evening drinks where left in the hotel room until the last day ?!
- Service at the front desk was perfect and friendly !
- Food was good but some more fruit in a basket would be a plus.
- Kids could only get a kids meal in the kidsclub. Why not together with the parents in the evening ? We go on a family vacation so want to be together and not eat seperatly.

Super, calm and quite elegant all inclusive hotel.....great food served with great finesse and style. The staff are brilliant.Furthermore if you are an energetic sort there is a cable car really close by so you can literally step out of the hotel and be on top of a big mountain for the views and the walking ,all in a matter of minutes. Also the hotel has free mountain bikes.The sauna and pool are a welcome experience after a busy day.An all round brilliant hotel.......all you need is good weather !!

We stayed at the Schwebebahn from 6-17 August 2011. This was our second visit to the hotel, the first being 5 years ago, but not much had changed. The surroundings are spectacular, and you never tire of seeing the mountains when you wake up in the morning, however the weather can change several times a day. We stayed for 10 days and had 3 days of pouring rain, 4 days of wall to wall sunshine, and 3 days of a bit of both, but you don't go to Austria for the weather. The walks are excellent and although we are in our 50's, we are very fit, and walked for 3-4 hours most days. The 6 day lift/bus pass is a must, because although it is expensive(about £60, I think) it pays for itself over and over again, as it is very expensive to use the cablecars if you pay as you go. Talking of walking, there is a beautiful lake near the town which takes about 3 hours to walk around (it is14kms) and that's after you have walked downhill to the town, which takes another 30 minutes.There are regular buses, but they stop at about 6pm. Walking up the hill is very challenging, especially if you are a bit unfit. Taxis are about 10-12 euros from the town to the hotel, which soon adds up, so we didn't bother.
We only went on one trip as we have been there before, and that was to The Eagles Nest, which we thought was overpriced and not very interesting, to be honest. We went on a morning's (free) outing to a nearby farm, but our guide couldn't speak much English, and because everyone else was German, we couldn't understand it.
There is lots to do if you have children, but for couples, the evenings get boring as there is no entertainment, and once you have enough to drink in the bar, there is nothing else to do unless you meet up with other guests, but at the time we were there, almost everyone was German, so take plenty of books.
I would recommend the hotel and resort if you are fit, like walking, eating and drinking, and don't mind making your own entertainment in the evenings.

We stayed at the Hotel Schwebebahn at the end of June 2011 for really enjoyable week's holiday. The staff were very friendly, with good service and excellent facilities in a good mountain location with beautiful views. The rooms were clean and spacious with very good food and drink on offer. A great position for hiking and trekking. Facilities of the wellness centre include an indoor pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and infra red room too. An elegant hotel and we would certainly recommend it. It is a quiet location, out of the town.