
Whether it's an "ice cream cart" in the summer or a campfire in the winter: new surprises await you every day at the Rosenhof. We're all about little adventurers and authentic mountain vacations!

The Rosenhof **** in Kleinwalsertal
An der Halde 15, A - 6993 Mittelberg
The Rosenhof in Kleinwalsertal: Family Hotel & Resort
The hotel complex was built in 1973 by Liselotte and Gerd Hugger.
Today, about 36 Rosenhöfler residents live and work here alongside the hosts, Suzanne Hugger and Patricia Wachter, and together they create the perfect setting for your vacation.
Sooner or later, you'll run into all of them at the Rosenhof in Kleinwalsertal.
The Rosenhöfler family is looking forward to seeing you.
All Rosenhof buildings are private and do not have an elevator.
We'd be happy to handle the luggage service for you, of course! Please just let the front desk know.
Example of a family room at the Rosenhof
A Relaxing Meal with the Whole Family
Culinary Delights All Day Long
Wellness & Spa at the Rosenhof in Kleinwalsertal
Water Playground at Rosenhof
Hiking and Day Trips in the Kleinwalsertal Valley
The Kleinwalsertal (municipality of Mittelberg) is part of Vorarlberg, Austria, but can only be reached via Germany.
The town of Mittelberg is located at 1,200 meters above sea level; the Rosenhof is about 600 meters from the town center, on a sunny south-facing slope, and offers direct access to hiking trails and ski slopes.
By car from Germany via Kempten/Allgäu – Immenstadt – Sonthofen – Oberstdorf/Allgäu
By car from Switzerland via St. Gallen – Au – Dornbirn – Bregenzerwald – Hittisau – Riedberg Pass – Fischen – Oberstdorf – Kleinwalsertal or via St. Gallen – St. Margrethen – Bregenz – Lindau – Oberstaufen – Immenstadt – Sonthofen – Oberstdorf/Allgäu – Kleinwalsertal
Please note: If you are traveling from Germany or Switzerland, you do not need an Austrian toll vignette.
From Austria via Innsbruck – Fern Pass/Reutte – Oberjoch, Sonthofen – Oberstdorf – Kleinwalsertal; or Salzburg–Munich–Kempten/Allgäu – Immenstadt – Sonthofen – Oberstdorf/Allgäu – Kleinwalsertal
Take the train to Oberstdorf/Allgäu, then continue by bus or taxi to the Kleinwalsertal; free pickup from the Mittelberg bus station via the hotel shuttle
By plane to Munich or Stuttgart, about 200 km; to Friedrichshafen, about 100 km
Kleinwalsertal Panorama (c) Frank Drechsel, Kleinwalsertal Tourism
Whether it's an "ice cream cart" in the summer or a campfire in the winter: new surprises await you every day at the Rosenhof. We're all about little adventurers and authentic mountain vacations!
Get out into nature—it’s never boring in the mountains. Whether it’s summer or winter, no matter what the weather is like. There’s so much to discover and experience. The adventure begins right outside your door: the pure “mountain kid” experience.
In the Kleinwalsertal, you can go skiing, snowboarding, sledding, and winter hiking in the winter. In the summer, there are exciting hiking trails, via ferrata routes, and gorges waiting to be explored.
We'll equip you for it: you can rent backpacks and hiking/walking poles from us.
The indoor swimming pool truly offers something special for everyone: with a whirlpool, a children's wading pool, a family sauna (clothing-required area), and our relaxation area, there really is something for everyone!
The highlight is, without a doubt, our heated outdoor infinity pool with whirlpool loungers: you won’t find a view like this anywhere else in the Kleinwalsertal.
If the weather isn't cooperating, our children's library, game room, and children's movie theater are waiting for you.
In the evening, the Sandman tells a bedtime story, and once a week there’s a fairy tale hour featuring the most famous dwarf from the Kleinwalsertal: our dwarf Bartli!
Our play terrace, Zwärg Bartli’s garden shed, as well as the treehouse and cabin, round out our childcare offerings. You’ll find the nature and adventure playground —featuring a swing paradise, climbing hill, treehouse, suspension bridge, Tarzan swing, earth house, mud pit, and water play area—in our outdoor area.
At "Zwärg Bartli's Kingdom," spread out over 2,000m², you'll find a climbing wall, a hayloft, Zwärg Bartli's alpine hut, and a mountain landscape.
Our nature-oriented, multi-age, and imaginative childcare program is available for all children ages approximately 3 (able to participate in group activities) through 10, for about 50 hours per week; older children are also warmly welcome! It is especially important to us to convey the spirit of freedom embodied by Bergkinder vacations.
At the Rosenhof Kulinarium, we'll be serving you delicious treats from morning till night!
• Breakfast buffet featuring homemade bread and a wide selection of pastries, juice, tea, and coffee
• Special children's breakfast buffet
• Packed lunch or hiking snack
• A “midday snack” at lunchtime—savour that little bite between meals
• Coffee and tea bar featuring a selection of fruit, herbal, green, and black teas (until 5:30 p.m.)
• Afternoon snack with coffee, tea, hot chocolate, cake, and ice cream for the kids (until 5:30 p.m.)
• Dinner: Salad bar and a multi-course meal with a choice of dishes, a selection of desserts, or a dessert buffet, and a cheese platter
• Special diets and light meals available (advance notice and consultation required)
• We prefer regional and organic products from organic farms!
The hotel complex covers approximately 10,000 m² and features 6 different buildings with a total of 38 rooms and 12 vacation apartments. Find your favorite room or vacation apartment here!
First they came alone. Then with their children. And eventually even with their grandchildren. Many of our regular guests fell in love with the Rosenhof in Kleinwalsertal a long time ago: Today, they spend their vacations with us as an extended family. And just as certain personality traits can be passed down, it seems that a love for a special place can also be passed on to future generations. We’re delighted by this, because it shows that our guests feel right at home here—both young and old, regulars and “newcomers” alike. A warm welcome to you all :-)