Großarl, Austria
A 5-star family resort and working organic farm in Salzburger Land, where 46 suites face the mountains and Icelandic horses graze below.
Alpacas stand in the morning fog. Icelandic horses cross the meadow toward the barn. Moar Gut sits in the Grossarltal valley, at the edge of Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, running a certified Bio-Bauernhof alongside 46 mountain-facing family suites. Children feed calves and collect eggs from the henhouse. Adults watch from the Natur Spa's infinity pool. The architecture is puristic, harmonious, elegant, built to frame the peaks rather than compete with them.
The Kendlbacher family hosts the hotel. Ferdinand Prommegger, senior chef and farmer, runs the organic farm. Their shared philosophy is "Less is Moar", a belief that real luxury lives in connection, not excess. Cows, donkeys, goats, pigs, rabbits, geese, and sheep make the farm a living classroom. Every pillar of the resort, from kitchen to wellness to stables, grows from the same root: alpine nature, lived honestly.
Tractor rides cross the Bio-Bauernhof each morning. Children meet alpacas, donkeys, and goats at the Kleintierhof. Icelandic horse riding runs through the valley as a signature programme. The Sport- und Kletterhalle holds a climbing wall and trampoline hall. Weekly guided sessions cover hiking, trail running, yoga, functional fitness, and Reformer Pilates. Tennis courts sit on site. Summer hikes lead toward the Moar Gut Alm, the resort's own alpine meadow hut. Winter brings a dedicated active programme across the Grossarltal. Trainers lead group sessions throughout the week. Excursions reach deeper into Nationalpark Hohe Tauern.
Explore additional experiences in the surrounding area.
Route length: 0.4km loopEstimated time: 5minLoop routeFelsentherme is a public bath with indoor and outdoor thermal water facilities. It includes a sauna, massage services, and water slides, available for a fee. More information can be found at https://www.felsentherme.com/.
Route length: 52km routeEstimated time: 4hAlpe Adria Radweg Etappe 2 is the second stage of the Alpe Adria bicycle route, running between Bischofshofen and Bad Gastein in Austria. The route is 52 km long and fully completed within the international cycle network (icn).
Route length: 0.3km loopEstimated time: 4minLoop routeSolarbad is an outdoor water park that includes a swimming pool and a water slide. It is open daily from 10:00 to 20:00, offering a fun and active environment for swimming enthusiasts.
Route length: 1.7km loopEstimated time: 22minLoop routeAlpenkurpark is a leisure park known for its tranquil outdoor environment. It offers visitors a chance to unwind in a natural setting, making it ideal for relaxation and wellbeing.
Route length: 1.8km linearEstimated time: 24minDifficulty: EasyLinear routeHubalmstraße is a gravel track about 3 meters wide with a 15% incline, designated for forestry vehicles but not open to bicycles or motorcars. It is rated mtb:scale 0- and tracktype grade 2, indicating a mountain hiking level trail.
Route length: 3.1km loopDifficulty: EasyLoop routeLoipe Alpendorf is an easy nordic skiing route of 3.13 km, groomed for classic and skating styles. It has two lanes and can be skied in a roundtrip format without requiring a fee.
Route length: 6.4km loopDifficulty: MediumLoop routeBuchbergloipe is a 6.4 km intermediate-level Nordic skiing route located in the Goldegg network. The trail is groomed for both classic and skating techniques and features an ascent of 70 meters. It is a single-lane piste and operates as a round trip with a fee required for access.
Route length: 2.2km loopDifficulty: EasyLoop routeGolfplatzloipe is a 2.2 km long classic and skating groomed Nordic ski trail located in the Goldegg network. The route is easy in difficulty, features a single lane, and has an ascent of 25 meters. It is a roundtrip trail marked with red signs and has a fee for usage.
Route length: 3.1km loopDifficulty: HardLoop routeThe Olympialoipe is an advanced nordic ski route with a distance of 3.1 km and an ascent of 60 meters. It is groomed for skating and forms a roundtrip network under the Goldegg operator, requiring a fee for access.
Route length: 1.4km loopDifficulty: EasyLoop routeGoldegger Seeloipe is an easy Nordic skiing route located in Goldegg. The 1.4 km trail features both classic and skating grooming styles, making it suitable for various skiing techniques. It is maintained and operated by Gemeinde Goldegg and requires a fee for usage. The route is marked by orange signs with white arrows and offers a gentle ascent of 10 meters.
The kitchen works in full-board rhythm, what the hotel calls Genuss-Vollpension. Ingredients come from the Bio-Bauernhof on site and regional producers across Salzburger Land. Milk, eggs, and meat travel metres, not miles. Marillenknodel, apricot dumplings, appear as a house favourite. Breakfast extends to external guests, a quiet mark of confidence. The food philosophy mirrors everything else here: regional, seasonal, rooted in the farm below the dining room.
The Natur Spa opens daily from nine to nine. A 25-metre infinity pool overlooks the valley. The Natur-Badesee, a natural swimming lake, sits on the grounds. Inside, a panoramic pool separates into adult, baby, and toddler zones. A wave slide keeps older children moving. The adults-only Warmewelt holds stylish saunas with textile-free and textile zones. Spacious relaxation rooms face the mountains. Treatments range from massage and beauty applications to IV drips and the Glowcation by AELUA programme. A Longevity programme rounds out the adult offering. The Lillee Baby Spa caters to infants, a rare detail that sets Moar Gut apart.
Sustainability at Moar Gut is not a programme. It is the founding idea. The motto "Less is Moar" frames luxury as meaningful connection rather than accumulation. Ferdinand Prommegger's philosophy, that children should feel nature, experience animals, and discover origins, shapes daily life on the farm and in the hotel alike.
The certified Bio-Bauernhof supplies the kitchen with organic produce. Cows, goats, chickens, and sheep live on property as part of a functioning alpine farm. Guests can take animal sponsorships through the Tierpatenschaft programme. Regional sourcing extends beyond food into operations. Nature conservation, what the hotel calls gelebter Naturschutz, is practiced within the alpine environment of Nationalpark Hohe Tauern.
Mountain panorama views and alpine materials run through the accommodation at Moar Gut. The rooms split into luxury suites and three-room family suites, both within the main building's collection of noble family suites.
Luxussuiten
Luxury suites at the Moar Gut, part of the 46 noble family suites with mountain panorama views.
Familiensuiten 3-Raum
Three-room family suites designed for families, part of the 46 noble family suites with mountain panorama.
Forty-six mountain-facing suites, a working organic farm, and the Grossarltal at your door. Less is Moar.
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