Landhaus Koller

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Historic charm and Austrian hospitality in the Gosau Valley

Landhaus Koller

High above the picturesque Gosau Valley, overlooking the majestic peaks of the Gosaukamm and the Dachstein Massif, lies Landhaus Koller. This historic country house, dating back to 1852, is surrounded by an expansive park with centuries-old linden trees and lush green meadows, where the spirit of the traditional Austrian Sommerfrische, or summer retreat, can still be felt today. Originally built in the Biedermeier style for Viennese brewery entrepreneur Moritz Faber, the estate became a beloved escape from the bustle of city life. Since 1957, the Koller family has preserved the character of this remarkable property, which is now run with personal dedication by Gottfried, Manuela, and Maximilian Koller. The 18 individually designed rooms and suites combine authentic details, solid wood furniture, and natural materials with modern comforts. The award-winning design project 'Zimmer mit Aussicht', created as part of the Salzkammergut European Capital of Culture 2024, also demonstrates how tradition and contemporary design can complement one another. At Landhaus Koller, hospitality is all about genuine care, personal conversations, and the freedom to follow your own pace. Whether you come for the breathtaking natural surroundings, refined Austrian cuisine, or the tranquility of the estate, time seems to move a little differently here.

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Austrian traditions with a refined twist

Restaurant Faberstube

At the historic Restaurant Faberstube, Austrian culinary traditions, regional ingredients, and contemporary refinement come together. The restaurant captures the atmosphere of the original country house, with authentic wood paneling, creaking floorboards, and thoughtfully set tables creating a warm, relaxed ambiance. Chef Gottfried Koller draws inspiration from the rich flavors of the Salzkammergut and works with premium seasonal ingredients, placing particular emphasis on their origins and quality. Game sourced from the estate's own hunting grounds plays an important role, maintaining a direct connection between the property's historic hunting traditions and its cuisine. Classic Austrian dishes are given a contemporary interpretation, featuring refined game specialties, delicate fish dishes, and creative vegetarian options. The kitchen follows the rhythm of the seasons, allowing the pure flavors of each ingredient to shine. The carefully curated wine list is also an essential part of the dining experience, with a special focus on distinctive wines from Austrian winemakers. An evening at Restaurant Faberstube is all about leisurely dining, engaging conversations, and personal hospitality, with craftsmanship and quality at the heart of the experience. The restaurant's culinary achievements have been recognized with two forks from Falstaff and a listing in Guide A la Carte, establishing it as a respected destination within the Salzkammergut's culinary scene.

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The charm of the Austrian Sommerfrische

Landhaus Koller

Landhaus Koller has carried on the tradition of the Austrian Sommerfrische for more than 170 years. During the 19th century, Vienna's aristocracy and upper-middle class traveled to the Salzkammergut to spend the warm summer months surrounded by crystal-clear lakes, lush alpine meadows, and dramatic mountain scenery. While Emperor Franz Joseph stayed in nearby Bad Ischl, the Gosau Valley also developed a tradition of relaxed outdoor living, social gatherings, and hunting excursions. This original atmosphere has been carefully preserved at Landhaus Koller. The expansive park surrounding the historic country house invites guests to enjoy peaceful afternoons beneath ancient linden trees, read a good book in the shade, or unwind beside the heated outdoor swimming pool. Indoors, several cozy retreats await, from the lounge to the gallery, where guests can savor coffee, tea, and homemade cake in complete tranquility. The Koller family has consciously chosen to preserve the property's authentic architecture, natural materials, and personal atmosphere rather than follow every passing hotel trend. The result is a country house where history is not only visible but remains an integral part of everyday life.

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Relaxation with mountain views

Wellness & outdoor swimming pool

Surrounded by the lush landscapes of the Gosau Valley, Landhaus Koller offers plenty of opportunities to unwind. At the heart of the spacious hotel grounds lies the heated outdoor swimming pool, where guests can admire views of the surrounding mountains and meadows while swimming or relaxing by the water. The natural setting provides a peaceful backdrop for a carefree afternoon, while the fresh mountain air and views of the Gosaukamm create a wonderful sense of space and freedom. Inside, the hotel features an intimate wellness area with a sauna, steam bath, and infrared cabin. Here, relaxation takes center stage, without unnecessary luxury or elaborate rituals. After an active day of hiking, biking, or skiing in the mountains, the wellness area is a welcoming place to warm up and recharge. The combination of its peaceful location, outdoor swimming pool, and personal atmosphere makes Landhaus Koller an inviting destination for those who appreciate both nature and relaxation.

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KEY FEATURES & SERVICES

Historic country house dating back to 1852 in the Gosau Valley
Family-owned and operated by the Koller family since 1957
Panoramic views of the Gosaukamm and the Dachstein Massif
Expansive park with ancient linden trees and lush green meadows
Wellness facilities
Game specialties sourced from the estate's own hunting grounds
Awarded 2 forks by Falstaff and listed in Guide A la Carte
Featured in the Gault&Millau Hotel Guide, Castle Hotel category
Award-winning design project 'Zimmer mit Aussicht'
Outdoor pool
Pet-friendly

Special features in the region

The Gosau Valley, located in the heart of Austria's Salzkammergut region, is one of the area's most distinctive mountain landscapes. Surrounded by majestic peaks, expansive alpine meadows, and dense forests, the village of Gosau sits at an elevation of approximately 800 meters, at the foot of the Dachstein Massif. The surrounding area is part of the UNESCO World Heritage region of Hallstatt-Dachstein/Salzkammergut and offers diverse scenery throughout the year. In summer, visitors can explore hiking trails, mountain biking routes, and crystal-clear mountain lakes, while winter brings opportunities for skiing, snowshoeing, and relaxing days among snow-covered peaks. Culture and history are never far away either, with destinations such as Hallstatt and Bad Ischl, where the traditions of salt mining and the imperial Sommerfrische remain visible to this day.

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DACHSTEIN WEST AND RINNBERGALM

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HIKING AND BIKING IN THE GOSAU VALLEY

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RINNBERG HUNTING GROUNDS

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“A family atmosphere and genuine appreciation are more than just words to us”

''A family atmosphere and genuine appreciation are more than just words to us; they are a sincere expression of respect for our guests.” - Manuela & Gottfried Koller

Owners: Manuela & Gottfried Koller
Chef: Gottfried Koller

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