Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl

Grazer Strasse 4, Bad Ischl, 4820

Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl
Combine your stay at Bad Ischl with a visit at our traditional Hotel Goldener Ochs, which is centrally located. The Family Schweiger will spoil you with coz... more

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Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl - Hotel Description

Combine your stay at Bad Ischl with a visit at our traditional Hotel Goldener Ochs, which is centrally located.
The Family Schweiger will spoil you with cozy 4-Star-comfort-rooms, a breakfast buffet for gluttons, vital area, traditional cuisine, winter garden, guest garden and many more....

The gentle rhythms of a waltz in the distance drift through the open hotel window and the mild sun of the Salzkammergut makes us understand why the imperial family spent their summer holidays in Bad Ischl.
Pure Bad Ischl. The myth of Sisi lies in the air.
Our spacious well-being rooms, the shady guest garden, the romantic view over the Traun: holidays for the pampered.
Bad Ischl has been recognised as the ideal holiday destination going back
to the time of Emperor Franz Josef and his darling Sissi, who used to spend their summer holidays here. Located in the heart of the imperial city of Bad Ischl, the four-star Goldener Ochs Hotel is the ideal starting point for your holiday in the Salzkammergut.

Famous guests
The Hotel Goldener Ochs has a reputation for hospitality in Bad Ischl since 1791. The wholesome cuisine, the warm atmosphere and the personal service by the owner family was well appreciated, for example, by the composer Franz Lehár who was a regular guest at the Goldener Ochs. The table regularly occupied by the musical genius in the restaurant „Lehár-Stuben“ is particularly popular during Lehár Festival in Bad Ischl, the legendary operetta festival in the imperial city.

Summer holidays, health and wellness
But it is not only music fans who feel at home in the Hotel Goldener Ochs. The numerous spa and summer holiday guests also find an oasis of relaxation here. As well as massage, Kneipp baths, sauna and fitness studio, the new vitality zone also has Austria's only salt graduator and a warm-down room with a magnificent view of the Esplanade.

Wellness or operetta? We definitely have the right package for you. Proceed here to make a non-binding holiday enquiry...

Massage:

1h EUR 45

1/2h EUR 25

Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl - Room Details

Everything you need
All rooms have a double bed, writing desk, lounge corner, telephone, sat TV and spacious bathroom (some with separate WC). We also make every effort to fulfil your individual requirements. We are happy to provide half-board, a third bed for adults, children's beds or a double room for one.

Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl - Guest Services

General: Luggage Storage, Restaurant, Allergy-Free Room Available, Bar, Parking , Garden, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests, Express Check-In/Check-Out, Heating, Elevator, Non-Smoking Rooms, Free Parking, Terrace, Pets Allowed, Designated Smoking Area, Safety Deposit Box, Gay Friendly.
Activities: Hiking, Spa & Wellness Centre, Sauna, Indoor Swimming Pool, Massage.
Services: Breakfast in the Room, Room Service.

Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl - Restaurants and Bars

The cosy restaurant –with the regular table of Franz Lehár who lived in the direct vicinity of the Goldener Ochs – the inviting conservatory with integrated salad buffet and the sheltered guest garden invite you to enjoy a freshly prepared snack.

A rich selection of freshly caught fish from our Salzkammergut lakes, game from the imperial hunting grounds or traditional dishes from the region to round off the traditional Austrian cuisine.

Open every day.

Halfboard: EUR 13,-- per person/day

Fullboard: EUR 20,-- per person/day

Hotel Goldener Ochs, Bad Ischl - Area Information

Bad Ischl's most important attractions:

* The Imperial Villa
Bad Ischl's most famous summer visitor, the Emperor Franz Josef,
spent around sixty summers in a Biedermeier villa situated in enormous
grounds.

* The Photographic Museum / the Marble Manor
The marble manor was once Empress Elisabeth's teahouse and today
houses the photographic museum of the province of Upper Austria

* The Motor, Technology and Air Transport Museum
The museum contains historic motorbikes, cars, helicopters and even
planes

* The Franz Lehar Villa
The operetta maestro composed 24 of his 30 operettas here

* The Assembly Rooms, Bad Ischl
The elegant ballroom, which once hosted lavish parties

* Zauner's Pastry Shop
The most famous coffee house in Bad Ischl. The specialities are Zauner
croissants, Zauner fruitcake, Zauner wafers and Zauner Guglhupf (ring
cake)