Upper Bavarian postcard idyll • Sudelfeld outdoor paradise • Spitzingsee lake • Wendelstein landmark • Tatzelwurm waterfalls
Open since November 15, 2024 • Skiing at over 3,000 m • Austria's largest glacier • 4 ski areas • Alpine pastures and mountain lakes • Stubai High Trail • Schlick 2000 Bike Park
Piz Buin, Silvretta-Montafon with 300km of ski slopes • Silvretta High Alpine Road • directly at the Mountain Beach, 270km of bike trails
At the Bikepark & Bergbahn St. Johann • only 20 minutes to Kitzbühel • Hiking and climbing at the Wilder Kaiser • SuperSki Card ski pass with 2,750 km of slopes
AREA 47 • 1,600 km of hiking trails • 870 km of mountain bike routes • WIDIVERSUM • Ötzi Village • Umhausen Birds of Prey Park • Stuibenfall
1,300 km of bike tours • Top bike destination in the Alps • Hiking & climbing • 179 lifts / 508 km of slopes • Only 600 m to the Hochzillertal ski area • 10 min to the Zillertal Arena
In town: St. Kathrein Thermal Spa & Römerbad • 15 minutes from the most beautiful bathing lakes in Carinthia • incl. Sunshine Card • September & October including Carinthia Card with free cable car & more
At the Alpspitzbahn in Nesselwang with summer tobogganing & Alpspitzkick • only 20 minutes to the royal castles • slopes, ski school, children's ski area & daily night skiing directly at the hotel
Great location in the Kuhflucht nature and recreation park with views of the Zugspitze and Alpspitze • 5km to Garmisch-Partenkirchen • Eibsee • Partnachklamm • Near the hotel: heated outdoor pool, sports center
Ideal location at the valley station of the Hinterstoder cable car • Just a few steps from the village center • Active Card: 40 free and 20 bonus services daily
Germany's southernmost holiday resort • perfect starting point for mountain hikes and bike tours • 200 km of hiking trails at all altitudes • Germany's largest and highest ski area
A few minutes from the famous Königssee • Berchtesgaden National Park • Watzmann • Kehlsteinhaus • Berchtesgaden Salt Mine • Outdoor pool only 200 m away • NEW: Jenner cable car
Resource conservation: deliberately reduced infrastructure at Explorer Hotels
Resource conservation - Reduced infrastructure for the region and the environment
Reduced infrastructure means consciously omitting certain elements in building design. This reduction takes environmental, economic, regional, and social considerations into account, thus promoting sustainability. With a conscious focus on our athletically active guests, some features have also been deliberately omitted at Explorer Hotels to conserve resources and support the local economy. ⛰️
Our contribution to the SDGs
Reduced infrastructure at Explorer Hotels: Sustainability for the environment & region
By avoiding large pools, we were able to reduce the space used during construction. But that wasn't the main reason. You guessed it, it's about water consumption. Because water is liquid gold for us, and we have a responsibility to treat it with the appropriate care.
Water consumption becomes clear when you look at a single fill of an average swimming pool: 10m x 7m x 1.5m = 105m³ (volume in cubic meters). One cubic meter corresponds to one thousand liters of water. So: 105 × 1000 = 105,000 liters of water.
In addition to water consumption, there are also energy costs for cleaning, air conditioning the pool area, and lighting....
Explorer Hotels are located in many locations in the Alps, and for good reason. We love the culture and traditions of these regions and wanted to share this with our guests from the very beginning.
We deliberately decided not to have a restaurant in the hotel so that our guests also have the opportunity to get to know the holiday destination and strengthen the local economy.
Win/Win: By consciously using local offerings, you automatically become part of sustainable tourism development and experience authentic regional experiences during your vacation.
To ensure that our promise doesn't fall flat but also has an impact for the future, we operate a secure quality management system. Explorer Hotels has been certified according to DIN ISO 9001 (quality management) and DIN ISO 14001 (environmental management) since 2011. Our processes are documented and standardized through checklists and manuals, such as those on waste prevention. Employee workshops also contribute to quality assurance.
Our hotel infrastructure is reduced to precisely those things that are truly important to our sporty guests. Simple and sustainable, in other words! - We care!
Explorer Hotels' sustainability program
