Our house is located about 5 minutes walk from the center in a quiet location, and near the forest. NEW rooms with shower / WC, balcony, satellite TV, extended breakfast, lake view; large terrace; Garage for bicycles Activities: Dart, automatic Styrian bowling alley On request breakfast on the terrace; Hot meals from 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 9 pm, Styrian specialties, wireless Internet. Only telephone reservation possible!
Price
Reduction for children in parents' room up to 6 years 50% up to 15 years 20% Crib: € 4,70 per day Short night surcharge under 3 nights € 4,00 per person/night Dogs: € 5,00 per day The general terms and conditions for the hotel industry apply. AGB
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Pets permittedDirections
Coming from Vienna direction Hauptplatz Stubenberg, Hauptplatz right (passing Kirchenwirt) direction Zeil, next crossing (Frisiersalon Elisabeth) right, after 100 m left (Tischlerei Bausch). 400 m to Gasthaus KollerCoordinates
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A culinary hike in Stubenberg am See. Along this path are Buschenschänken that invite you to linger.
A culinary hike from Stubenberg to Tiefenbach or vice versa. Along this path there are wine taverns that invite you to stay for a while.
"Over 7 bridges you must go..." The 7-Bacherl-Weg takes you at the beginning along the rushing Feistritz into the picturesque Freienberger Klamm.
The 125-kilometer-long Austrian-Hungarian Alpannonia starts from the Alpine mountains and leads through the hilly region to the Pannonian Plain.
A culinary hike in Stubenberg am See. Along this path are Buschenschänken that invite you to linger.
A culinary hike from Stubenberg to Tiefenbach or vice versa. Along this path there are wine taverns that invite you to stay for a while.
"Over 7 bridges you must go..." The 7-Bacherl-Weg takes you at the beginning along the rushing Feistritz into the picturesque Freienberger Klamm.
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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