Your hosts: Andreas Daigl and his sister Sabine
Our team with heart – we are always here for you!
Fresh and welcoming. Casual and classy - Hotel Wöscherhof offers everything you need to relax and enjoy wellness on all levels. From the first step into the hotel you can feel it - this sublime ambiance of warmth and heartiness and a personal and familial atmosphere which envelopes you as soon as you step over the threshold.
Your host family Daigl and the Wöscherhof team dedicate their heart and soul to make you feel at home. But that is not all we aim for. With a top service, scrumptious meals and homey rooms, we want to make our guests the happiest. A holiday, after all, is a special time and we are representative of the perfect holiday experience.
From a simple guesthouse to a 4-Star-Superior Hotel
Hotel manager Andreas Daigl and his sister Sabine grew up on the farm and guesthouse owned by their parents Maria and Karl. Keeping up traditions has always been a matter of course for our Zillertaler farming family. From 1970 on, the family started a little guesthouse next to their agriculture in which they housed summer hikers as well as winter holiday makers. Also back then, it was of utmost importance to offer snug rooms in which guests could be enveloped by a welcoming atmosphere, as well as a hearty breakfast. The guesthouse was continually extended and refurbished over the years until there were 21 rooms on offer.
When Andreas Daigl took over the family business, he thought it was time for a little change. At first, this change mainly included installing an elevator, but the renovation plans quickly expanded until the 4-Star-Hotel Wöscherhof was opened in 2011. Since 2016, we are an officially certified 3-Star-Superior-Hotel and a very special holiday destination in Zillertal. When choosing the new facilities and interior designs, we put high emphasis on high-quality natural materials. At Wöscherhof we dedicate our heart to our guests every day and so, quite fittingly, we are a part of the cooperation with "Tiroler Herzblut".