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Schlosshotel Seewirt, the oldest house on the Turracher Höhe

The oldest house on the Turracher Höhe

From a roadside inn to a family-run hotel: the house's history is still visible in its parlours and guest rooms.

From a roadside inn to Schlosshotel

This house was built around 1800 as a simple inn at the top of the pass, where travellers between Carinthia and Styria could stop for a rest. It belonged to Prince Schwarzenberg.

In 1954, Prince Schwarzenberg sold the house. The new owners turned it into a small hotel.

Thick walls, bay windows and parlours tell the story of the house. Its rooms were created at different times and still have different layouts.

An old wooden facade beneath a deeply snow-covered roof on the Turracher Höhe

Rooms with a history of their own

The rooms have plenty of wood and names such as König Ludwig, Erzherzog Johann and Richard Löwenherz. The Sunflower Room is also part of the house.

We maintain and renovate the house on an ongoing basis, preserving the materials and details that give its rooms their character.

Open fireplace with a copper hood at Schlosshotel Seewirt

The Weinberger family

Melanie and Stephan Weinberger have run the hotel since 2023 as a family business, with both of them here in person. We are happy to help with questions about your stay.

Your contact at the hotel: Melanie Weinberger.

If there is anything you would like to know, just give us a call. I am at the hotel anyway.Melanie Weinberger (translated from German)

+43 4275 8234 · info@schlosshotel-seewirt.com
We answer your enquiry personally, usually within 24 hours.

Melanie and Stephan Weinberger at Schlosshotel SeewirtMelanie Weinberger, Schlosshotel Seewirt
We have been regular guests for years […] Great food, lovely comfortable rooms and warm, kind people.Richard, Google review, 5★ (translated from German)
Great place for vacation. Not too big and thus not too crowded. Cozy old rooms with a lot of wooden features. Splendid food and polite staffFelix R., Google review, 5★
Breakfast was great. Location is superb. Owners look invested.Damjan, Booking.com

Frequently asked questions about the hotel

How old is Schlosshotel Seewirt?

The building was established as an inn around 1800, making it over 200 years old and the oldest house on the Turracher Höhe.

Why is it called Schlosshotel?

The house belonged to Prince Schwarzenberg until 1954. Its architecture and atmosphere date from that period and still shape its character today.

When did it become a hotel?

After Prince Schwarzenberg sold it in 1954, the inn was converted into a small hotel.

Who runs Schlosshotel Seewirt?

Melanie and Stephan Weinberger have run the hotel as a family business since 2023.

How many rooms does the hotel have?

49 rooms in five categories.

Have the rooms been renovated?

We maintain and renovate the hotel on an ongoing basis. The different room layouts and wooden interiors remain part of its character.

Get to know the house

Explore rooms with different layouts and warm wooden interiors.

We reply personally, usually within 24 hours. Your contact: Melanie Weinberger.