Sometimes all it takes is the first glance out the window to know: This is the right place for me. At Aunt Anna's in the Austrian Montafon, the view opens up to the imposing Silvretta Mountains. Whether it's with the first coffee in the morning or the last rays of sun in the evening: nature isn't just a backdrop here, but part of the experience.

The original Montafon house was built in 1588 and has been in the family for many generations. The great-great-aunt of the current host was named Anna, and she ran the house as a bed and breakfast from 1950 onwards. It was carefully revitalized in 2021/22, preserving the charm of the old: wood, slate, copper – all carefully selected and crafted. The architecture strikes a balance between tradition and modernity. Old wooden beams have been converted into beds, and the former copper roof now adorns parts of the façade. The new extensions are unfussy and alpine-modern – a stage for what truly matters: well-being and relaxation in nature.

The lovingly managed apartment building is characterized by natural materials, minimalist design, and a sense of security. Three apartments have private panoramic saunas on their terraces. Alternatively, there is a communal sauna area in the basement – equally stylish.

Tante Anna's culinary offerings are regional: Those who like them can have authentic Montafon cheese spaetzle delivered to their apartments, and there are regional drinks in the fridge. Whether hiking, biking, or out in the snow, guests can enjoy pristine nature, sustainable living, and modern design. A place with a panoramic view, a place to come and return.