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PAID CONTENT FOR HALLSTATT HIDEAWAY MOUNTAIN – THE LESEHOTEL


Hallstatt Hideaway Mountain – The Lesehotel HALLSTATT, AUSTRIA


Located amid breathtaking Austrian mountains and panoramic views of the almighty Dachstein peaks, the Lesehotel is a luxury property inspired by the literary world. Here, guests can sink into a deep atmosphere of silence and pure stillness, forsaking the distractions of social media in favour of being surrounded by books. This escape for writers, thinkers and readers


offers guests full access to a library of books, as well as silent and peaceful reading rooms with ample comfy seating and desks. There are 12,000 books to leaf through here, offering plenty of inspiration to guests with literary aspirations. The hotel is partnered with 25 publishers to keep patrons supplied with the best and latest reads. Guest rooms have their own private libraries,


as well as floor-to-ceiling windows providing spectacular views of fairytale mountains. Special ‘Plug & Play’ reading beds have been designed exclusively for the hotel by renowned designer Gregor Woeckl. These are made to be easily manoeuvred for optimal reading comfort and to make the most of the breathtaking views.


The peaceful sounds of nature create tranquil


surroundings that are perfect for bookworms, due to the guaranteed sense of peace, harmony and serenity. It’s easy to forget that this haven is a mere 20-minute drive from the bustling village of Hallstatt, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that welcomes more than a million tourists a year. The hotel is home to an excellent restaurant


that serves breakfast and supper, as well as offering 24-hour access to wine, tea and snacks. You’ll also find delicious traditional cuisine on offer in the many regional restaurants nearby. Go shopping or head to a concert or the theatre in the town of Bad Ischl, just 15 minutes away by car. There are plenty of activities available in the


area, too, including hiking, biking, swimming and kayaking. In the cold months, guests can enjoy winter sports on the hotel’s doorstep. Return home in the evening to a tranquil oasis


and enjoy a glass of wine on the terrace with fellow bibliophiles while watching the clouds hover over the mountains, or sink into a comfy sofa next to the open fire with a good book.


Don’t miss A trip to Hallstatt village to visit the world’s oldest salt mine, an ice cave in Obertraun and the thermal baths of Bad Aussee and Bad Ischl


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Get in touch lesehotel.at


T: +43 699 1048 3000 E: buchbar@lesehotel.at


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