Berggasthof Steckholzer

Berggasthof Steckholzer is a guesthouse housed in a historic building in Sankt Jodok am Brenner, Austria. It has family rooms and a restaurant, free parking and free WiFi in public areas. Check-in is from 12:00 and check-out until 10:30. The property sits in the village of Padaun, in the Wipptal valley, with the centre of Sankt Jodok am Brenner a few kilometres away.

Location
Sankt Jodok am Brenner lies in the Tyrolean Wipptal, on the Austrian side of the Brenner Pass. The guesthouse stands in Padaun, a hamlet above the valley floor, surrounded by alpine terrain used for hiking, skiing and cycling. Padauner Kogel, a mountain peak, rises about 1 km away. Brennersee lake is roughly 2.5 km from the property, and Brenner railway station about 4 km. The Sattelberg peak lies some 4 km off, while Nösslachjoch is about 6 km away and Steinach in Tirol railway station around 7 km. Innsbruck Airport is about 28 km from the guesthouse.

Rooms
All rooms have a private bathroom with shower, toilet, hairdryer and towels, along with heating, parquet floors, a TV with satellite channels and a socket near the bed. Many come with a balcony and mountain views, and some include a kitchenette. They suit couples, families and small groups.
Double Room: room with satellite TV, WiFi, shower and toilet; some rooms have a balcony.
Apartment: balcony, two bathrooms, living room with kitchenette and sofa bed, Alpine-style furniture, satellite TV and mountain views.
Family Room: flat-screen TV with satellite channels, private bathroom and balcony.

Facilities
A restaurant on site serves local cuisine, and guests can use the sun terrace and garden. Free WiFi is available in public areas and parking is free. The property is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms, a playground and board games or puzzles. Skiing, hiking off-site and cycling are possible nearby. Staff speak German, English and Italian.