Haus ZeitRaum
Modern holiday flats in the heart of Admont
Book your temporary home
in the Gesäuse National Park
Located in the heart of the Gesäuse National Park region, our cosy holiday apartments are the ideal starting point for alpine mountain and ski tours, gentle alpine hikes or national park explorations.
The famous Admont Abbey with its library is just a 5-minute walk away.
Thanks to our self-check-in system, you are completely flexible when it comes to arrivals and departures.
Whether for a short break with a cultural programme, an active stay or a relaxing holiday – you’ll have a great time with us!
Your advantages at a glance
- Two bright, modern flats
- Solid wood beds & high-quality furnishings
- Private bathroom with shower in every room
- Small kitchenette & cosy lounge area
- Quiet garden & free parking spaces
- Central location
- Perfect for families, couples or groups of friends
How does the check-in work?
Self CheckIn
At Haus ZeitRaum we have deliberately decided not to offer a reception and to equip the whole house with a modern locking system. We use the KS Salto system and can help you at any time, even remotely, if there are any problems.
- We will send the CODE for the key safe shortly before arrival
- You will find your keyTAG in the safe
- Open your flat with this TAG
- Enjoy your stay with us! 🙂
Are you unsure?
Watch the check-in video!
Why should you definitely come to us
in the Gesäuse?
In the heart of the Styrian Alps lies the Gesäuse – a region that inspires with its wild nature, impressive rock formations and deep gorges. Whether hiking, climbing or simply enjoying yourself: Here you will find peace and adventure at the same time.
A special highlight can be seen at night: the sky over the Gesäuse is one of the clearest in the whole of Central Europe. Far away from light pollution, you can experience a starry sky that invites you to dream – perfect for romantics, photographers and night owls.
Culture lovers won’t miss out either: the Admont Abbey Library, the largest monastery library in the world, impresses with its baroque splendour and over 70,000 books – a place where history comes alive.
