Located in Sankt Johann in Tirol, Austria, this 3-star Familienhotel Central sits at Taxaweg 5 and is just 0,3mi from the city center. A stay priced from $196 offers a central base for exploring the town, and the property has 168 reviews from guests.

Amenities cover a full alpine-friendly mix: skiing access, pet-friendly options with extra charges, private parking and wifi free of charge, a tour desk, kid-friendly buffet, a bar, sun deck, and terrace. On-site conveniences include kitchen facilities, mountain views, non-smoking rooms, beach umbrellas and chairs, kitchenware, kitchenette, and an elevator, plus a garden, playground, and balcony.

Breakfast is offered, serving a convenient start to days in the Tyrol region, with Taxaweg 5 as the welcome address for travelers seeking a central alpine base.

Nestled in the heart of Sankt Johann in Tirol, this alpine retreat invites curious travelers to mix town strolls with mountain air. A sunny sun deck and a welcoming terrace offer perfect spots to soak up Tyrolean vibes, while a garden and playground keep little explorers grinning after a day on the slopes. After sunset, the bar becomes a cozy nook to swap stories and plan the next day’s adventures, all with mountain views adding to the charm.

The family-friendly lineup of layouts is built for flexible gatherings. Options range from two-bedroom configurations to sofa-bed arrangements, ideal for varying group sizes. For example, the Family Annex, 2 Bedroom sleeps 2 adults and 4 children and includes two queen-size beds plus sofa beds, while the Family, 2 Bedroom accommodates 2 adults and 1 child with two king-size beds—letting everyone find a comfy corner after days on winding Tyrolean paths.

Pet lovers will find a welcoming policy, with pets allowed on request and charges may apply. Breakfast is served to kick off alpine adventures, and convenient payment options include cash, Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and EC-Card. On-site perks include private parking and Wi-Fi free of charge, helping travelers focus on the next day’s discoveries in Tyrol.