Private Walser chalets in the mountains of the Bregenzerwald
Chalet holidays for families & friends
Welcome to the Aadla Chalets in the Bregenzerwald – your private retreat at 1,500 m. In our family-run chalet village, seven high-quality chalets await you, offering plenty of space, privacy and personal service.
For families, friends and guests with dogs who are looking for peace, nature and true chalet comfort.
We look forward to seeing you at Aadla!
Your hosts
Michaela, Elmar and the Aadla Holiday Fairy
Our Aadla Chalets
Your freedom in the mountains
7 private chalets for 2-8 people with sauna, hot tub, fireplace and plenty of peace and quiet. Our small chalet village offers plenty of space for your time out in the mountains: Privacy, nature and the comfort of your own chalet – combined with personal service.
Your time out with private sauna and hot pot
Chalet holiday with all-round service
the Aadla Holiday Fairy
She is your wish-fulfiller when you need her. She silently brings your breakfast to the chalet, organises tickets, ski guides, cribs, raclette or barbecue plates.
The Aadla Holiday Fairy is bubbling over with ideas and knows every insider tip: from the best inn to the most beautiful place - and she wants to inspire you. For the beauty all around, for individual experiences in the forest or in the snow.
The Holiday Fairy is your helper for all cases!
Loving, unobtrusive and also available by phone. With joy that is infectious and unforgettable experiences, such as a balloon ride or a picnic on a high plateau.
Discover our offers
For families, for friends, in summer and in winter.
Connected to my homeland
Hosts Michaela & Elmar
We love our homeland, the traditions, the nature. Also the thoughtfulness here in our mountain village, where the clocks still move differently - namely more slowly. We grew up here and are part of the down-to-earth way of life, closeness to nature and that binding cordiality that is characteristic of us Walsers. Here, at 1,500 metres above sea level, we meet with a friendly "You".
