The Grizzly Suite
Two families, one roof — and nobody has to sleep on the floor.
120 square metres under the roof of our Austrian chalet: two bedrooms with doors that close, the Bear's Den for the children, two bathrooms and a table where eight people can have breakfast together.
The suite is the reason two families can afford a week's skiing without paying for two hotel rooms: each family has its own room, the children have theirs, and the evening belongs to the fire — while the boots dry in the ski room downstairs.The suite is the reason two families can afford a week in the mountains without paying for two hotel rooms: each family has its own room, the children have theirs, and the evening belongs to the sun terrace — with views of the Wilder Kaiser and children doing one more lap of the meadow.
Balcony, open fire, Wilder Kaiser views.
Tyrolean country style as it has grown over the years: wooden ceilings, carved wardrobes, checked bed linen — and the Wilder Kaiser from almost every window.
Who sleeps where?
Eight beds spread across three rooms and the living area. Each set of parents gets a door to close, the children get the Bear's Den — and whoever goes to bed last has the fire to themselves. See the sketch
Not to scale · Floor plan of the Grizzly Suite on the top floor. Areas are rounded; the suite is reached via the staircase inside the chalet. Tap the numbers.
The floor plan shows exactly where the fire, the kitchen and the Bear's Den are: See the floor plan
And then there are the details.
What sets the suite apart from two hotel rooms isn't the square metres. It's the things you use in the evening.
Open fire
In winter the open fire is the heart of the suite: logs are ready, firelighters too, and whoever fills the fire basket on the first evening ends up doing it all week.Even in summer, evenings get cool at 820 m — and then it's the fire that gets lit, not the heating. Logs and firelighters are ready. There are two televisions as well — one in the living area, one in a bedroom — but in our experience they're rarely switched on.
A kitchen for eight
A proper kitchen, not a kitchenette: oven, dishwasher, four hobs, coffee machine, crockery and pans for eight — and a table where eight people can sit at the same time.
The Bear's Den
The children's room has a bunk bed, a small sofa bed and space for four children and their suitcases. Should adults wish to use this room, up to three adults can sleep here.
Two bathrooms
Two bathrooms mean that even two families can stay in comfort. The smaller bathroom has a shower, toilet and washbasin; the larger one has a shower bath, toilet and washbasin. Towels and a hairdryer are provided, of course.
Sun terrace & balcony
From your balcony you enjoy a wonderful view of the Wilder Kaiser. The sunny terrace invites you to breathe in the fresh mountain air over a cup of coffee or a light snack and simply unwind.
One price for the whole suite.
No price per person, no supplement for a third child: you pay for the suite per night — one price for up to eight guests, whether four or eight of you come.
| Period | per night · whole suite |
|---|---|
| Summer 1 July – 18 December | €280 |
| Winter 19 December – 30 June | €400 |
Prices per night for the whole suite (up to 8 guests), including bed linen, towels, sauna, ski room, Wi-Fi and parking. Plus €110 final cleaning per stay and local tourist tax of €3.50 per person per day from age 15 (Wilder Kaiser Guest Card included). The booking system shows the current price for your dates.
Two hotel family rooms vs the Grizzly Suite
Seven nights in July, two families with four children under 15. By our estimate, two family rooms in a family hotel in the region cost €2,800–3,900 — with breakfast, but no kitchen, no open fire and one bathroom per room.
This includes €110 final cleaning and the local tourist tax of €3.50 per person per day from age 15 — €98 for four adults; children pay nothing. From 19 December to 30 June the suite costs €400 per night.
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Maximilian and Sissi can be combined.
For a family with grandparents, or two couples with two children, the suite is sometimes more than you need. In that case we connect the apartments Maximilian (50 m²) and Sissi (30 m²): two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two kitchens, one floor — and everyone has their own door in the evening.
from €180 per night for up to 6 guests · summer low season
From the ski room to the piste.
Your ski boots are on the dryer on the ground floor, the piste starts at the front door — and upstairs the fire is waiting.
The ski room takes eight pairs of skis, the dryer eight pairs of boots. In the morning you ski down to the Hartkaiserbahn; in the evening you ski back to the door (snow permitting). For the children: Ellmi's Magic World up on the Hartkaiser, two ski schools within walking distance, and during the Family Ski Weeks (mid-March to early April, and early December) children up to 15 ski free.
Terrace, mountain views and plenty of sun.
In summer the sun terrace is the second living room — with lounge seating, sun loungers and a meadow for the children to play on right below.
From the first coffee of the morning with a view of the mountains to the last rays of sun on the terrace — this is where you enjoy summer to the full. In between: Ellmi's Magic World at the top of the Hartkaiserbahn gondola, Lake Hintersteiner See about 15 minutes away by car, Hexenwasser in Söll, the pony farm on the Astberg. And if you'd like to round off the day with a gentle evening stroll, the Bergdoktor farmhouse is only about 20 minutes away on foot.
What guests write on Google.
“Exceptionally friendly welcome. Everything is shown and explained. Very well equipped. You can ski onto the piste straight from the house. We're looking forward to some relaxing days!”Birgit H.Google review · 2026
“We stayed here for a week. A spectacular view of the Wilder Kaiser. It was lovely. […] The manager was very nice and also gave us tips for outings. […] We were very happy... thank you for the wonderful time.”Kathrin S.Google review · 2024
“Great place to stay for two. Right on the piste with a lovely view. Also a good ski cellar and a small sauna. […]”Tim J.Google review · 2024
Original quotes from Google reviews, translated from German and shortened where marked […]. You can read all 47 reviews, including the critical ones, on Google.
Questions about the Grizzly Suite
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What does the suite cost for 4 — and for 8?
What is the minimum stay, and on which days can I arrive?
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There are six of us — is there an alternative to the suite?
Is there a cot, a high chair and other equipment for children?
Can we bring our dog to the suite?
Two families. One roof.
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You can see prices and availability live in the booking calendar. And if you're not sure whether the suite is right for you or a combination of Maximilian and Sissi would suit you better, just give us a quick call.