kontor Boutique Hotel in the heart of Hall’s old town

Modern eingerichtetes Café mit Holzboden und großen Fenstern. Stilvolle Stühle und Tische stehen bereit, umgeben von kunstvoller Deckenverzierung.

It’s already well known to many that Hall in Tirol, with the largest old town in Western Austria, is well worth a visit 365 days a year. For the past few days, however, the centre of Hall’s old town has offered yet another reason to pay a visit: the kontor Boutiquehotel. Stylish and modern, it presents itself as a unique place to sleep, relax and dream.

An Epic Journey Through Time

Lovingly renovated and individually furnished, the kontor boutique hotel, with five elegant and spacious rooms, is sure to impress. What makes it special is that each of the hotel rooms tells its very own story.

The hotel’s name also has its roots in a long history, referring to the building’s former use. In centuries past, the building that now houses the hotel was, in fact, a trading post – a merchant’s house. With great dedication and passion, as well as skilled craftsmanship, the young Basny family created a place where guests can feel at home.

Their efforts have paid off! Even in the hotel’s entrance hall, you can sense that this is a very special establishment. Walls steeped in history, combined with modern design, create an impressive atmosphere.

Enge Treppe mit Holzstufen und grob verputzter Steinwand. Ein Metallhandlauf verläuft entlang der Wand. Die Umgebung wirkt alt und historisch.

Whether via a historic spiral staircase or a glass lift, the route to the rooms offers a glimpse into bygone eras.

The rooms in the hotel are just like the hotel itself – each one is unique. No two rooms are alike. Even the names are promising: “Baroque”, “Nostalgia” or “Gothic” – Historical periods, room layouts and furnishings make each room unique. However, they all have one thing in common: the very highest standard of comfort.

Ein modernes Hotelzimmer mit rotem Sofa und schwarzen Stühlen auf hellem Holzfußboden.

Breakfast is served in the Baroque Hall. Whilst enjoying regional and seasonal produce from the lavish breakfast buffet, you can admire a beautifully restored stucco ceiling.

If you fancy discovering this very special place, it’s best to book your room straight away here.