This elegant, child-friendly, family-run holiday resort enjoys a fantastic location right on the shore of picturesque Lake Fuschl in the Salzkammergut, just a 20-minute drive from Salzburg.
Ebner's Waldhof am See Resort & Spa boasts a stunning spa area spanning over 4,000 m² and offers a wide range of sports and leisure activities. The large, new outdoor pool provides unobstructed views of the lake, and guests can also enjoy a private beach with access to rowing boats and stand-up paddleboards.
The resort features three highly acclaimed restaurants serving gourmet cuisine. Half board includes a breakfast buffet, a light lunch, a 5-course dinner, as well as cakes and an afternoon snack.
As an “Alpine Wellness” hotel, the Waldhof incorporates local medicinal plants and herbs into its kitchen and spa treatments. Beauty treatments and massages are available for an additional fee, while a fitness center is available free of charge.Ebner's Waldhof am See Resort & Spa is the perfect starting point for excursions into the stunning landscape of the Salzkammergut and the nearby city of Salzburg.
The Gut Altentann golf course is the first 18-hole course in Europe designed by Jack Nicklaus. He expressed great enjoyment working in such beautiful surroundings and optimal conditions. This course meets top international standards and showcases golf architecture at its finest.
At the Golfclub Am Mondsee, the 18 completely flat courses provide every golfer with an engaging and challenging round, thanks to the inclusion of four different tee boxes. Beginners stand a fair chance of achieving good scores from the front tees, while advanced players can showcase their full range of skills from the champion tee to secure a birdie. The championship course stands out with strategically placed bunkers, lengthy fairways, and the ever-present Drachensee. Water comes into play frequently, particularly on the impressive final four holes. However, despite the strategic bunkers, expansive fairways, and the omnipresent Drachensee, golfers with higher handicaps can still enjoy a fair game from the standard tees.
Nestled among ancient trees in the castle park of Klessheim Castle, this traditional course is only minutes away from the art and culture hub of Salzburg's city center. Golfing here offers a unique experience, blending tranquility, elegance, tradition, and nature. The course, which was completely redesigned by Robert Trent Jones II in 2000, is truly worth experiencing.
Ebner's Waldhof am See Resort & Spa
