This cabin is designed for recreation, vacations, and relaxation for the working population and the achievers of our society.

Bookable for weekends, birthdays, corporate parties, skiing, or simply a vacation.

A cabin vacation in the past

In 1492, Christopher Columbus discovered America; at the same time, wood for the construction of this cabin was being cut in a small Alpine mountain village named Krimml.

You can now use the restroom inside the cabin.

While you’re relieving yourself and downloading weather data via the free Wi-Fi, the flush toilet carries your waste away silently and odorlessly.

The underfloor heating, which radiates soothing warmth through the century-old floor, rounds out your visit to this little spot today.

The Hütte von Damals and the adjacent outhouse are beautifully situated

between Kitzbühel and the Zillertal, in the immediate vicinity of

Europe’s highest waterfalls, in the mountain village of A-5743 Krimml

Awarded four edelweiss—the highest distinction from the Austrian State Association—from 2008 to 2014.

The historic lodge, designated a cultural heritage site by the Hague Convention in the 1950s, is also the birthplace of “Anton Wallner,” a freedom fighter and commander-in-chief under Andreas Hofer in 1809.

220 square meters with 15 beds in 7 separate sleeping quarters from different historical periods.

Beds are made up with beaver-fur bedding, or, upon request, with original, antique, hand-woven linen bedding.

The best parties always take place in the kitchen.

In the kitchen, with its rustic Gothic vaulted ceiling, the 2.5-meter-long dining table, and the corner bench made of reclaimed wood, cozy evenings and celebrations are guaranteed.

The PA sound system in the kitchen leaves nothing to be desired, even at parties ;-).

You can cook over an open fire or (for the Stoderers) on the ceramic cooktop.

A refrigerator and dishwasher are, of course, available “despite the cabin’s status as a cultural heritage site.”

Living room with 2 box-style double beds, a cozy sofa area, and a TV.

Double room with a crib:

In addition to the entire exterior shell, the ceiling of this room also dates back to the house’s construction in the 15th century.

The Wilhelminian-style beds have been extended to 180 by 200 cm.

Sled Room:

The ceilings and wall paneling date back to 1771, and the long wooden sled has been converted into two single beds.

Hallway:

During the renovation, the entrance hall—like the other rooms—was equipped with underfloor heating and tiled with 150-year-old handmade bricks.

Hanging on the wall is a small gallery featuring the freedom fighters of 1809 led by Andreas Hofer, as well as original weapons from the Napoleonic Wars of 1809.

Endless tobogganing and sledding: Krimml is the perfect place to enjoy tobogganing to your heart’s content.

Double room with a baby crib:

This room, along with the “Sled Room,” is one of the few that have been preserved in their original state.

The wall and ceiling paneling also date back to 1771.

The Cozy Chamber.

A 300-year-old log staircase with a trapdoor leads to the attic, where the former maid’s room is located; in 2011, it was converted into the Cozy Chamber with a double bed.

Originally, an old schoolmaster’s whip was intended solely as a