Holiday with dog at Hotel Walserberg

Many people want to spend their holiday with as many family members as possible.
Naturally, this includes the dog. At our hotel, you can take your beloved
four-legged friend with you on request and spend relaxing outdoor days together.

Dogs at the hotel

Dogs are allowed in almost all of our rooms on request. Please let us know that you are travelling with your dog when you contact us or make your booking.

Dogs in the room

We have also set up so-called
‘dog rooms’ in various room categories.
We charge € 30,- per night
without food per dog.

Public areas

Please understand that dogs are not allowed in the restaurants and wellness area. You are welcome to sit in our lounge and pizzeria with your four-legged friend.

In the Á la carte Restaurant & Pizzeria there is enough space for your four-legged friend to join you for a meal if you wish. Dogs are not allowed in our other dining rooms (breakfast and dinner).
To avoid problems with people and other four-legged friends, we ask you to keep your dog on a lead throughout the hotel.

Dog bed forgotten?

We will be happy to lend you a dog blanket, water and food bowl
at reception during your stay with your four-legged friend.

Our room categories for dogs

Single room

Single room Ezian

Double room

Double room Lilie
Double room Anemone
Double room Orchidee

Suite

Comfort suite
Wellness suite
Panorama suite
Comfort Suite Superior
Romantic suite
Familiy suite
Family suite with balcony
Tannberg suite

Travelling with a dog in Warth am Arlberg

Dogs must be kept ON A LEAD

To avoid unpleasant encounters, dogs must be kept on a lead in public areas, including

- residential areas
- all footpaths
- buses and bus stops

Bus AND TRAIN

Dogs must be muzzled and kept on a lead on public bus transport. Dogs are not included in free travel with the Warth Card. They may require their own ticket.

Gassi SACKERL

Please make sure that you pick up the dog faeces with the dog faeces bags provided. The bags are available free of charge at our reception, at the tourist office and at the Robidog dispensers. We ask you to dispose of the bags in the Robidog waste bins provided.

Dogs are NOT ALLOWED

Out of consideration for our two-legged friends, dogs are not welcome in some places in Warth:

- in all children's playgrounds
- in the children's area of the ski school
- on all pistes and cross-country ski trails

Handling grazing cattle

Tips for handling grazing animals

Do not leave hiking trails in the Alps.
Avoid contact with grazing animals.
Keep your dog on a short lead.
Do not frighten grazing animals and keep calm.
Avoid animals as far as possible and keep your distance.
In the event of an attack by grazing livestock, unleash or let go of the dog.