Gjaid Alm

We had a great staying! We planted our little tent outside, and we had a quiet night! Very good dinner and breakfast!

We just stopped by this Hütte for lunch. The ramen’s pretty spicy (it says so), but still really good! We weren’t big fans of the Kaiserschmarrn — we’ve had better. Still, it’s an awesome spot to grab a drink and a bite with an amazing view!

For those who saw this while searching for Hallstatt, this is not it. You have to go up by cable car and walk through the snow for about 10-15 minutes. It is a very beautiful place to stay. You have to pay extra for food. 40 euros for breakfast and dinner buffet if you sleep under the roof. The food is very good overall, tasty but not much variety. The accommodation is good, clean. There is a bathroom but if you want to shower you have to pay extra. The receptionist is friendly.

A lovely spot off the beaten track - slightly away from the crowds. Staff that speak many languages and were smiling the whole time . We enjoyed some local stew and soup. Also had large cold beer. ||Take the third cable car and find peace.||We loved it

Great location to start alpine tours! Fun staff and great food!

Very poor and disappointing service. No understanding or willingness to help. €110 wasted for nothing. Terrible.

Great place for lunch, but not recommended for overnight or for Halbpension. Facility doesn’t feel clean. -None of the bathrooms had soap for handwashing during our stay (despite signs reminding to wash hands). -No separate washroom/showers for men and women. -Dinner and breakfast are buffet and one needs to be early to get a full selection. Important if planning mountain hike: you must check out the night before; no check is allowed before 9am. In terms of value for money and comfort; suggest staying at one of the nearby AV huts instead.

We stayed 3 nights in August 2019 as we wanted to stay in traditional 'hut' style accommodation. The owners are very nice and all the staff were very pleasant. We had a unique experience that my husband loved. I had mixed feelings. I loved the adventure... hiking daily, the remote location, the 2 cable car rides to get there, and the location in a 'valley' on top a mountain, with animals around the lodge. However, it was quite expensive. It is essentially a nice hostel. The website says that it can sleep 100+ people... we were on the 2nd floor. Looking around three floors of the lodge, we could only find 4 toilets and 2 showers in the whole place (maybe they are hidden somewhere, but I think that's it). We had to go down narrow stairs at night to go to the toilet... also the floors creaked so you heard everyone at night... going to bed, going to toilet, etc. Our bedroom door didn't have a lock on it and we had an expensive camera etc, however, no one took anything. Trust is a great thing! There is no lock on the shower door either... when I was in the shower room a guy and then a girl rocked in (Suppose it's what you are used to, or not. I'm kinda ok with strangers seeing me naked but not sure everyone is ok with that.) There was always lots of food at breakfast and dinner, and staff always lovely. We did several lovely walks and we enjoyed our stay; hiking during day and playing board games at night. It seems a great place for families to escape... with a play area and animals (goats, ponies, rabbit, hens, cows, etc) and lots of board games for the evening time. Yeah, it was expensive, but an experience I'll never forget; very memorable - that's what life is about!