A retreat that combines simplicity and luxury: at 1,550 meters, surrounded by alpine meadows, forests, and the imposing Zugspitze, lies the Alpine Hideaway eriro. With only nine exclusive suites, it is the smallest Alpine Hide in seclusion and offers absolute peace, authenticity, and security. The architecture and interior design are inspired by alpine tradition, crafted from local materials that pay homage to nature. A place to let go, ground yourself, and rediscover what is essential.
The eriro invites you to experience alpine nature in all its facets. Guided hikes, walks across alpine meadows, or quiet observations from your own balcony allow you to experience the mountain world intensely. In winter, ski tours or snowshoe hikes beckon, while in summer, horseback riding, climbing tours, and blooming meadows await. Those who want to pause for a moment can find retreat in the spa or during yoga in the midst of nature. Always at the center: the silence and unspoiled nature of the mountains.
Nine individually designed suites make the eriro an exclusive retreat. Each suite is furnished with natural materials, has generous glass fronts, and offers spectacular views of alpine meadows, forests, or the Zugspitze. The categories have evocative names such as boum (forest suites), wisa (alpine meadow suites), felisa (with a view of the Zugspitze) and himil (loft suite with a boundless horizon). All combine warm, minimalist design with the highest level of comfort – a place to arrive and breathe a sigh of relief.
The cuisine at eriro is all about traditional Alpine origins. Regional ingredients, old-fashioned preparation methods, and creative interpretations shape menus that reflect the seasons and moods of the mountains. Whether cooked on an open grill, served on wood or stone, or enjoyed in the wonderful atmosphere of the restaurant, the cuisine here is an expression of nature. Guests enjoy authentic dishes that are both familiar and surprising.
The eriro Alpine Hide is a conscious retreat ritual. Secluded at an altitude of 1,550 meters, surrounded by ancient forests, fragrant alpine meadows, and the panorama of the Zugspitze, it blends in with its alpine surroundings. The architecture honors the aesthetics of the high mountains: wood from the surrounding forests, hand-shingled larch roofs, and finely crafted natural materials such as wool and loden. The interiors are deliberately purist, with clean lines and earthy tones that radiate warmth and comfort. Here, it's not about more, but less – simplicity becomes the new luxury. Culinary, the eriro celebrates the cuisine of its Alpine origins. Regional ingredients, often sourced directly from the area, are prepared in the traditional way over an open fire or on stone – a tribute to the harsh but nourishing nature of the mountains.
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