We have just returned from a week's skiing in Obergurgl and stayed at the Granat Schlossl. The first thing to say is that the hotel is not in a bad location just not in the centre of the village and the access is a bit tricky as we had to be towed out by a landrover! Everything about the hotel is very quaint and the owner Josef is very friendly but there are a few things to be careful of. We were the only English staying there and sometimes the waiting staff seemed to forget we were there. The rooms were large but a bit old fashioned and the beds were as hard as rock. The food generally was good and healthy but certainly not cordon bleu. Apparently the Bergwelt has the best food in town, we met friends for a drink there and it was lovely. In general it was fine but we shall not be returning to Obergurgl as the lack of good mountain restaurants and ambience was not good. The Hohe Mut was great fun for a Wednesday night but that was it. We didn't get to the Nederhutte because my daughter broke her collarbone on the first day (not good signposting) and the weather came in at the end of the week. The kids tobogganed in Hochgurgl on the last day which they enjoyed. The Edelweiss seems to be full of English people if that's what you like. We had some very nice Danish/Swiss guests in our hotel and the cleaning staff were very concerned about my daughter which was nice.
- Granat Schlossl Obergurgl
- Granat Schlossl Hotel Obergurgl
