Wolayersee Refuge - Prices for overnights 2023
Prices for overnights are in euros (not including local tax; including environment contribution)
Three-bed and four-bed rooms:
| Adults (born 2004 and earlier) | Teens (born 2005 - 2016) | Children (born 2017 and later) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpine Club members and equal status |
25 | 13 | 8 |
| Non-members | 37 | 25 | 20 |
Two-bed room:
| Adults (born 2004 and earlier) | Teens (born 2005 - 2016) | Children (born 2017 and later) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpine Club members and equal status |
36 | 17 | 10 |
| Non-members | 48 | 29 | 22 |
Mattress room:
| Adults (born 1998 and earlier) | Juniors (1999-2004) | Teens (born 2005 - 2016) | Children (born 2017 and later) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpine Club members and equal status |
15 | 12 | 7 | - |
| Non-members | 27 | 25 | 19 | 12 |
Half-board: overnight fee plus € 38.00 for adults (born 2007 and earlier); € 27.00 for children (born 2008 and later)
Half-board includes breakfast buffet and a 3-course dinner in the evening inkl. Salatbuffet.
Dogs or other pets are not permitted.
Since it has occurred increasingly often that reservations were cancelled only at the last moment or not at all, reservations will now be carried out only through the online booking system. Telephone or email reservations are no longer accepted. Thank you for your patience.
Payments without cash are possible at the Wolayersee Refuge, with EC card. Credit cards (VISA and MASTERCARD) are also accepted.
Cancellation fees:
6-4 days before arrival € 10 for each booked person/night
3-1 day before arrival € 15 for each booked person/night
no show € 25 for each booked person/night
Table and Bed
The refuge provides overnight accommodations for 64 guests. Four 4-bed rooms, two 3-bed rooms, one 2-bed room, 1 mattress room for 6 persons, 1 mattress room for 8 persons, 1 mattress room for 12 persons, one mattress room for 14 persons. New utility rooms with showers and hot water at the sinks. NEW: all rooms are centrally heated.
The menu is comprised of regional foods. Meals can be enjoyed in the new, glassed-in panorama terrace with seating for 50 visitors; in the old dining room which seats 30; or on the sun terrace which seats 100 people, including magnificent mountain views. For guests who spend the night, several menus are offered in the evening. In the morning, a lavish breakfast buffet is prepared.
Course participants are also offered their own seminar room with technical equipment. A baggage transfer (for a fee) is also offered from the St. Hubertus Chapel to the refuge.
