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New since 2010 / 11: A brandnew Cableway with seat-heating just 30 steps beside Hotel Egger. This Cableway operates till 9.30 p.m. and the floodlight-slope has a length of 1,2 km. Further free attractions just around the corner: Night- and Funpark, Tubing-Channel and much more....
- Summer 2010: Hotel Egger completely renovated and with a new Face.
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Ansicht von der Flutlichtpiste nach dem UmbauOur HIGHLIGHTS for our youngest guests:
8 theme areas in 7 different rooms: Egger's Cinema, Egger's Theatre, gym room, 3 creatively designed clubrooms (Baby Paradise, "Seegrotte" marine grotto and "Seelagune" ocean lagoon), soft play adventure area, Mini-Art Hotel -
FREE OF CHARGE competent BABY CARE! Monday to Friday! Please talk to our Reception during the booking-procedure.
Unsere diplomierten Kindergärtnerinnen kümmern sich gerne um die jüngsten Gäste - NEW from summer 2009 onwards: Large play park with new playing equipment high above the rooftops of Hinterglemm - exclusively for our Egger guest children. Details will be available as soon as the planning phase has been completed.
Acrylmalkurse im Hotel EggerSELFTAINMENT meets WELLTAINMENT!
There are three things left to remind us of paradise: CHILDREN, ART and MUSIC! Therefore instead of turning to Play Station gadgetry and other such forms of entertainment, we at the Egger have made it our goal to encourage creativity in yourself and your young ones! In support of this avowal we offer especially in summer a wide range of personality-enriching workshops and seminars. Read on!- ACRYLIC PAINTING COURSES for beginners and advanced!
In the pre and post season, there are intensive painting courses on offer with Mrs Egger-Jurikovszky, a passionate painter and art pedagogue. Equipped with paint, easel and brushes, you immerse for hours into a world of creative freedom. Learn new techniques and perhaps discover talents you never knew existed!
The weekend dates for the workshops, which each take place for 1-3 hours per day are posted well in advance. Be warned however, painting is addictive!
