Ramsau am Dachstein
Your farm-stay in Ramsau am Dachstein
Welcome to the Glöshof, a family-run farm inn in Ramsau am Dachstein. Nestled in the heart of the Alps, this inn offers both those seeking relaxation and active vacationers an ideal base for a wide range of leisure activities in the region.
The Glöshof embodies the authentic farm-stay experience. Guests enjoy a natural setting and regional products from our own farm, which are served at breakfast, among other times. The location provides direct access to numerous activities such as downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, hiking, and mountain biking.
For relaxation after an active day, a Finnish sauna, an infrared cabin, and—in summer—a Kneipp pool with a barefoot path in the garden are available. Guests can spend time together in the traditional farmhouse parlor, which offers space for social evenings or small celebrations.
The rooms are furnished in a rustic style with solid wood furniture and feature a shower/toilet, satellite TV, and some have a balcony with a mountain view. Natural materials ensure a pleasant indoor climate, which is particularly beneficial for people with allergies.
The Glöshof offers bed and breakfast or half-board at fair prices. Groups are also welcome and can receive customized offers. Thanks to its proximity to the Dachstein Road, the guesthouse is also an excellent starting point for special experiences such as a sunrise breakfast in the mountains.
Tuesday
13°C
Wednesday
10°C
Thursday
10°C
morning
27.10.2026
afternoon
27.10.2026
Forecast
Carpe Diem seize the day! A strong area of high pressure will dominate our weather today; together with very dry air masses at higher altitudes, it will significantly reduce the risk of fog. The fog or low stratus that may form in the early morning will dissipate quickly allowing a sunny and dry day.
Last update: 26.10.2026
Wednesday
28.10.2026
Thursday
29.10.2026
Trend
Trend
Once the autumn weather here in the Alps becomes nice, it stays nice! For quite a few days, the sunshine and the mild temperatures will persist.
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