Boutique hotels in Zell Am See
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Mavida Balance Hotel & Spa
- Style
- Super spa
- Setting
- Austrian Alps
Zell Am See
Eating, drinking and dancing
It's true that Austrian food can be a bit heavy, but there's always a selection of lighter options... and perhaps even a chairlift to get you back uphill after lunch.
Restaurants
(+43 (0)6542 47244)
Our’s Lounge
Head to this bistro and bar in a modern, cube-shaped glass building kitted out in sleek wood for a fine selection of cocktails.
Schlossplatz, 5
(+43 (0)6542 72502)
Steinerwirt
For traditional Austrian nosh try this restaurant. Its organic dishes, local produce and Alpine folk songs have been keeping people entertained since 1493.
Dreifaltigkeitsgasse, 2
(+43 (0)6542 765)
Salzburgerhof
Dine in splendour (if not style) at this five-star hotel which offers excellent haute cuisine, often courtesy of guest Michelin-starred chefs.
Auerspergstraße, 11
(+43 (0)6542 57407)
Saustall
The name might be off-putting (it translates at Pigsty) but the traditional local Pinzgauer dishes served up at this family-run eaterie are not to be sniffed at. Think potatoes, sauerkraut and lederhosen.
Bruckberg, 1
(+43 (0)6582 75717)
IXO
If the heavy Austrian fare is wreaking havoc with your waistline, head to this eaterie for a lighter and more contemporary take on some of the delicious local specialities.
Lofererstrasse. 15b
(+43 (0)6547 8737)
Jagawirt
The owner of Jagawirt is an avid hunter who often serves up his haul (for example venison, antelope and goat) to diners here. Jagawirt is a popular après-ski stop for skiers discovering their inner caveman.
Kaprun (just outside Zell am See)
Cafés
Café Konditorei
A quaint place next to the church that does fabulous Austrian cakes and pastries.
Stadtplatz
Bars and clubs
(+43 (0)6542 72526)
Crazy Daisy
One of the most popular stops for vacationing Europeans, meaning it’s usually full of Brits, Dutch and Swedes. A good time is to be had regardless – perhaps thanks to the strong cocktails. Bands play seven nights a week.
Salzmannstrasse, 8
