Vacation with your dog at Lärchenhof in Wagrain-Kleinarl

Vacation without your dog? For many, unthinkable. After all, he’s part of the family and should be there when you head to the mountains for a few days.

That’s why dogs are warmly welcomed at Lärchenhof in Wagrain-Kleinarl.

And we believe: a vacation like this isn’t just good for owners. Four paws also appreciate new trails, fresh mountain air, forest underfoot, and plenty of time together.

Being small is something special here

Lärchenhof has just 10 rooms. And that’s exactly what makes the difference.

Things are quiet and personal here. No large hotel, no crowds, no hustle and bustle. Instead, plenty of space, a beautiful garden, a sun terrace, and host Claudia, who is right in the middle of it all.

All around, the nature of Wagrain-Kleinarl awaits. Simply grab the leash in the morning, step outside, and set off together. Hiking, strolling, breathing in the forest air, and occasionally hearing nothing but nature.

And when you return, perhaps the best part of your day begins: enjoying.

Because good food is simply part of life at Lärchenhof.

We don’t serve just any breakfast. Much of what you enjoy in the morning and evening is made right here in our house.

The aroma of freshly baked bread fills Lärchenhof. Jams are homemade, herbs and flowers come from our own garden with around 55 different herbs, and we use carefully selected organic and regional products for our ingredients.

Breakfast includes natural sourdough bread, homemade spreads, fruity jams, organic and whole-grain products, seasonal fruit, pure juices, cakes, and organic eggs from the region.

And in the evening?

A long day in the mountains becomes a truly wonderful evening of culinary delight. Claudia and her team cook with great care, quality products, and an instinct for the fact that sometimes it doesn’t take much for something to taste really good.

2, 3, or 4 courses, seasonal ingredients, herbs from the garden, and dishes that let you taste where you’re on vacation.

And in the meantime? Paws up.

After a day outdoors, your dog is allowed to be tired too. While you enjoy another glass of wine, your four-legged vacation companion can settle down.

Perhaps that’s exactly our understanding of a vacation with your dog:

Getting out together. Experiencing plenty of nature. Eating well. Sleeping in. And setting off again the next morning.