Family adventures full of movement
And the sports hotel that makes family vacations easy.
Ellmau is a paradise for families in both summer and winter. The gentle expanse of the region, the alpine flair of the Wilder Kaiser and short distances make shared adventures particularly relaxing. At the Sporthotel Ellmau, this diversity meets family-friendly amenities – from the beginners' slope with ski school directly behind the hotel to spacious suites that offer plenty of opportunities to retreat and relax after active days.
Well thought out for families
At Sporthotel Ellmau, everything has been thought of to make your family vacation enjoyable: a child-friendly menu, bathrobes for young and old, relaxing spa offers for parents, and plenty of space to play and let off steam in the Mini Kids Club or the Play Room for teens. Practical amenities such as high chairs and cots ensure that families have everything they need for a successful family vacation from the moment they arrive – uncomplicated and relaxed.
Once the conditions at the hotel are perfect, it's time to look outside. The Wilder Kaiser adventure world opens up around Ellmau – with nature, exercise and activities that will delight families of all ages – ideal for a great family program in the great outdoors.
Yes, the “Wilder Kaiser” also offers exciting opportunities and plenty of fresh air for grandparents. Of course, the Sporthotel also offers wonderful opportunities for relaxation in between. Family time? All together? Absolutely!
Skiing in the Wilder Kaiser region
Come on. So many snow adventures await.
Family winter – Rock, Snowflake
>> Further information is available daily at the Sporthotel reception.
Family outing in the natural paradise of Ellmau
Hiking isn't just for millers...
Mom, I want to explore nature now. Please, right away—and no, it can't wait. The curiosity about sticks and stones, animals, meadows, rocks, streams and of course mountains is just too great. And Dad, don't forget the backpack.
Whether it's a walk, a hike, or a climbing course. It doesn't matter. The main thing is to get out into the wilderness—Dad, we want to get to know the “Wilder Kaiser.” Do you have any ideas?
