With its air-conditioned hotel rooms, the JUFA Hotel Weiz is the ideal starting point for active vacationers. Conference guests use the modern seminar rooms and brass bands find the best framework conditions in the modern rehearsal rooms with great acoustics.
Action is the order of the day in the two-floor indoor children's play area, while adults relax in the wellness area on the top floor with a view of the basilica on the Weizberg. On the Teichalm and Sommeralm, winter shows its best side with the well-developed network of cross-country ski trails and some family-friendly ski slopes.
The surrounding area presents itself as a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts: in the picturesque Almenland nature park, wonderful hiking and cycling routes are waiting to be explored.
Price
• free WIFI
• parking max. €2,-/per day
• Dogs welcome
General
Parking spacesPayment options
Credit cardsCash
Debit cards
Special features
Internet WLANHotel facilities
182 BedsRestaurant
Garden/park
Hotel bar
Environment
Central locationQuiet surroundings
Services
Conference and event roomsShoe cleaning machine
Especially suitable for
ChildrenGroups
Senior citizens
Singles
Languages spoken
GermanEnglish
Room facilities
Balcony/terraceFood and drink
Full boardBreakfast
Rolls service
Half board
Characteristics
LiftPets permitted
Directions
The guest is entitled to occupy the allocated room from 4 p.m. on the specified date of arrival.
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
This section of the Weizer Almenland Bike Tour leads from Weiz via Sturmberg/Naas to St. Kathrein/Offenegg.
The 125-kilometer-long Austrian-Hungarian Alpannonia starts from the Alpine mountains and leads through the hilly region to the Pannonian Plain.
JUFA Hotel Weiz
8160 Weiz
+43 57 0832 1010 https://www.jufahotels.com/hotel/weiz/ E-mail: weiz@jufahotels.com
This section of the Weizer Almenland Bike Tour leads from Weiz via Sturmberg/Naas to St. Kathrein/Offenegg.
The 125-kilometer-long Austrian-Hungarian Alpannonia starts from the Alpine mountains and leads through the hilly region to the Pannonian Plain.

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