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It’s a family thing
Your hosts at Fräulein Nannerl
Fräulein Nannerl is a place where heart and history are experienced in a fresh new way. The Alpine Boutique Aparthotel is the newest jewel in Gerlos, continuing the long-cherished tradition of our family-run businesses with modern charm. Let us whisk you away to a world where the past and the present meet in a warm embrace. We invite you to become part of our family, where friendliness and warmth set the tone and make every stay unforgettable.
Two hearts, one vision: The foundation of Fräulein Nannerl
At Fräulein Nannerl, hosts Stefanie and Mario combine family tradition with innovation to create a warm-hearted haven. Their dedication to sustainability and creativity not only creates a home for guests but also celebrates a deep connection and genuine hospitality that will make a lasting memory.
Stefanie, the creative spirit of the host duo, brings fresh ideas to Fräulein Nannerl with her thoughtful, cheerful manner and a wealth of experience - from graphic design to chef. Her talent for creating something new and combining tradition with modernity characterises every detail throughout the hotel.
Mario, with his eye for detail, ensures that Stefanie’s ideas can be implemented thanks to his structured way of working and his organisational talent. Stefanie’s visions are perfectly complemented by his technical expertise and his calm eye for what is feasible. Together they form an unbeatable team that offers guests unforgettable experiences.
Rooted in the Zillertal, connected with nature
Love of the countryside and wedding bliss:
Our sister companies
In our family-owned businesses, the Rössl Alm and the Hotterer Hof, we have been cultivating our tradition of hospitality and family farming with great dedication for generations. Here you can celebrate magical weddings at the Rössl Alm and enjoy fresh farm produce - a rich heritage that has brought hearts together and connected them for more than 350 years.
