Peldura Melk–Krems by bike

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Hotel · 4 stars

Kitzhof

Scharzseestrasse, 8-10, Kitzbühel 6370

Where it sits on the route

This hotel is 233 km from the nearest stop on the route (Melk), outside the Wachau, west of Melk; the pin sits at the end of the strip. Distances are straight-line; the Danube Cycle Path follows the river bends, so ride a little further than the map suggests.

About the place

This appealing hotel is located in the centre of Kitzbühl. Guests will reach the famous Hahnenkamm mountain in only a matter of minutes.

The hotel comprises a total of 132 rooms spread across five floors. Guests are welcomed in the foyer with a reception desk and lifts. Dining options include a café, a bar and a restaurant. Six conference rooms are available for business guests.

The stylish rooms all come with an en suite bathroom with a hairdryer. A direct dial telephone and a minibar are also provided in all accommodation units as standard.

Sports enthusiasts may pay a visit to the in-house gym.

  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Bar

Facilities

Facilities

  • Wi-fi (extra charge)

Catering

  • Bar
  • Restaurant

Green programmes

  • Austrian Ecolabel

Rooms

Occupancy by room type
Room typeGuestsAdults / children
Double roomup to 44 adults / 3 children
Junior suiteup to 55 adults / 3 children
Single roomup to 11 adults
Studioup to 55 adults / 3 children
Twin roomup to 44 adults / 3 children

Room types and occupancy come from the Hotelbeds catalogue and have not been confirmed by the hotel, so treat them as indicative. Ask the hotel for current rooms, bed layout and the number of guests.

Meals and key facts

Type of stay

  • Sustainability certification

Key facts

Number of floors (main building)
5

Contact the hotel

Peldura is not a booking site and shows no live prices. Contact the hotel for current rates, bike storage, tourist tax and cancellation terms; the apricot weeks in July and the harvest in autumn fill first.

Hotel data: Hotelbeds, updated 24/09/2026.

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