LOOK! about DAS.GOLDBERG: Late Summer and Autumn high above the Gastein Valley
Under the title “High above the Gastein Valley: Late Summer at DAS.GOLDBERG,” LOOK! showcases the hotel during the transitional period from late summer to autumn. Its secluded location on a high plateau above Bad Hofgastein opens up views across the entire Gastein Valley to the peaks of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Large panoramic windows in studios, suites, spa, and restaurant, as well as the spacious sun terrace, consistently bring this view into focus.
The late summer experience includes the natural swimming lake with a sandy beach and mountain views, as well as the Beach.Bar. Those who prefer to swim laps will find the 22-meter infinity pool with unobstructed views of the Hohe Tauern. In the 1,500 square meter Nature’s Nest Spa, the article also mentions a whirlpool, cold plunge pool, and the GOLD.STOLLEN made from 420,000 kilograms of natural stone. The relaxation rooms with Swiss pine wood and panoramic windows then offer space to unwind.
The 65 studios and suites are also presented in more detail in the article. They are predominantly oriented towards the valley or south side and are designed with large windows, warm colors, and natural materials. LOOK! particularly highlights the loft suites with a rooftop terrace and bathtub for two, as well as the spa suites with their own sauna.
Culinary delights are centered around the leitmotif “Forest.Meadow.Valuables.” Predominantly regional products from Austria are processed, while many items are created directly in-house – including bread from their own manufactory, jams, syrups, and herbal salts. In the evening, guests can individually compose their five-course menu from meat and fish dishes, as well as vegetarian and vegan options.
For active autumn days, hiking and e-bike routes start directly at the hotel. LOOK! mentions 350 kilometers of hiking trails and an extensive network of cycling paths in the Hohe Tauern National Park. Mountain guide Christian accompanies guests several times a week on tours such as the sunrise hike to the Biberalm with a farmer’s breakfast or the barefoot hike on the Sepp Poesie Forest Trail. E-bikes, e-mountain bikes, and hiking poles are available. The nearby Golf Club Gastein is also mentioned as an option for active days until early November.
Thus, the article connects late summer and mountain autumn at DAS.GOLDBERG with mountain panorama, wellness, culinary delights, and diverse opportunities to actively experience nature around Bad Hofgastein.