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Region Tyrol · Karwendel to East Tyrol
Rent a hut in Tyrol – alpine hut, mountain cabin or chalet
A hut holiday in Tyrol means, with us: rustic self-catering huts on the alp, mountain cabins at the edge of the forest, ski huts close to the lift and chalets with a hot tub – between the Karwendel, the Zillertal, the Stubai Valley and the Hohe Tauern National Park. We have seen every hut ourselves and driven every access road. Pick your holiday region; the things to do are waiting there.
FIVE HOLIDAY REGIONSKarwendel, Hall-Wattens, Alpbachtal, Zillertal, Stubai ValleyPlus East Tyrol behind the Felbertauern – each region with its own page and its own things to do.
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890 TO 1,880 METRESFrom the Tiroler Huette to the Zarze AlmhütteA chalet with a jacuzzi in the Inn valley or a self-catering hut in the national park – both are Tyrol.
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TRAIN AND BUSDoable without a carFritzens, Wattens, Schwaz and Brixlegg have stations; the honest last stretch is listed with every hut.
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VISITED IN PERSONWe know every roomWood-fired range, tiled stove, sun terrace – we tell you what is there before you book.
Three huts in Tyrol we especially recommend today
Every day we show you three different huts from our selection – from an alpine hut at 1,100 metres in the Zillertal to a chalet for two by the Karwendel. You will find every hut in Tyrol further down in the gallery and in the hut finder.
Each region has its own page with things to do – walks, bathing lakes, rainy-day destinations, farm shops – and right below them stand the huts that are there.
Tyrol · Inn valley
Silberregion Karwendel
Terfens · Gnadenwald · Kolsassberg
The Wolfsklamm, the Walderalm, Tratzberg Castle, the silver mine and the Weisslahn bathing lake – most of our huts in Tyrol are here, and Innsbruck is 30 minutes away.
Lake Reintalersee, the Tyrolean Farmhouse Museum and the Kitzbühel Alps at the door, with the Wildschoenau and the Brixental over the mountain – at the organic Riedhof you stay in the old granary beside the farmhouse.
Mountains, lakes, culture and cooking – the Alps in Tyrol
The Tyrolean mountains from the Karwendel to the Zillertal Alps, clear lakes and gorges between meadows and forests, a silver town and castles – and in the evening Kaiserschmarrn or Speckknödel from your own kitchen.
Lake Achensee · Reintalersee · Weißlahn bathing lake · waterfalls and gorges
Tyrol
Culture and excursions
Schwaz · Hall in Tirol · Tratzberg Castle · silver mine · Crystal Worlds
Tyrol
The taste of Tirol
Kaiserschmarrn · Tiroler Gröstl · bacon dumplings · Schlutzkrapfen · cheese and farm produce
Almhütte, Berghütte oder Chalet
Alpine hut, mountain cabin or chalet in Tyrol – what suits whom
The words get mixed up online. With us they mean this:
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Rent an alpine hut – rustic, high up
It stands on the alp, usually on its own and deliberately simple: a wood stove, a wide view, sometimes cows for neighbours. The Breitberg Alm in the Zillertal and the Zarze Almhütte in East Tyrol are self-catering huts – for a hut holiday with no neighbours.
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Rent a mountain cabin in Tyrol – at the forest edge, with a trail at the door
It sits on the slope or in a forest clearing, and the walking trail starts at the front door: the Waldhuettl by the Karwendel, the Kochhaeusl in the Tux Alps with a sauna and a large sun terrace. A tiled stove in the parlour, beds for two to four, quiet – the classic holiday hut most people picture. Mountain cabins with us are self-catering.
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Chalet – more comfort, a hot tub and a sauna
A timber house with room for families or two couples: the Slow Chalets in Neustift in the Stubai Valley with a jacuzzi and a spa area, the Tiroler Huette for two by the Karwendel with a hot tub under the open sky. A chalet fits if you like your comfort without giving up the mountains.
All huts, chalets and apartments in Tyrol
Still deciding? Here are all our places in Tyrol – with the number of guests, the rooms and what makes each one special. All visited in person.
Getting there
Through Tyrol by train, bus and guest card
TRAIN
Direct and night trains into the Inn valley
Railjets and night trains stop in Jenbach, Schwaz and Innsbruck; regional trains carry on to Fritzens, Wattens and Brixlegg. Each hut says whether your hosts pick you up.
ON SITE
Regional bus and guest card
Many holiday regions add buses, station shuttles and guest cards to the railway – such as the Silberregion Card for the bus and the cable car.
CAR
An honest last stretch
In winter the alpine hut is often reached only on foot – and in return it sits sunny above the valley – while a chalet has a drive to the door. We tell you before you book what the access looks like in snow.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions about a hut holiday in Tyrol
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Where can I rent a secluded hut in Tyrol?
The Waldhuettl and the Grafenhaeusl by the Karwendel, the Kochhaeusl in the Tux Alps and the Breitberg Alm in the Zillertal all stand on their own – each hut tells you how far the nearest neighbour is.
Can you rent an alpine hut in Tyrol?
Yes: the Breitberg Alm at 1,100 metres in the Zillertal and the Zarze Almhütte at 1,880 metres in East Tyrol – both self-catering, both visited in person.
Which holiday region in Tyrol suits us?
The Silberregion Karwendel for mountains, culture and a bathing lake close together, Hall-Wattens for the old town and the Crystal Worlds, the Alpbachtal for a farm holiday, the Zillertal and the Stubai Valley for cable cars and a glacier, East Tyrol for quiet in the national park.
Which regions suit families?
The Silberregion Karwendel with the Wolfsklamm, the silver mine and a bathing lake, Hall-Wattens with the Crystal Worlds and the Alpbachtal with Lake Reintalersee and a farm – everywhere with short distances.
Can I travel to Tyrol without a car?
Yes – with direct and night trains into the Inn valley, to Jenbach or Schwaz for example. On site, regional buses, station shuttles and guest cards help; the honest last stretch is listed with every hut.
A hut holiday with a dog in Tyrol – which huts take dogs?
The Breitberg Alm in the Zillertal and the Zarze Almhütte in East Tyrol, the apartments Waldsicht and Alpenfamilienglueck in Gnadenwald and the Sternenhimmel on the Kolsassberg take dogs – each hut says whether there is a fence and what the dog costs.
Search by type of accommodation
Huts and chalets, holiday houses, apartments and farms – most of them are in Tyrol. They all sit side by side in the hut finder.
Tell us how many of you are coming and whether an alp, a ski area or a lake matters more. We know every hut personally and will tell you honestly which one fits.