The beer hotel Loncium in Kötschach-Mauthen offers wild and romantic fly fishing adventures in Carinthia and the highest beer enjoyment.
Guests of Bierhotel Loncium can expect numerous fishing grounds in the beautiful nature of the Southern Alps. At 120 kilometers, the Gail is the third longest river in Carinthia. During the fishing vacation at the Fischerhotel, it is necessary to conquer the most beautiful areas for fly fishing, up to the source of the river in the Lesach Valley. The hotel has the best fishing tips and fishing maps in the luggage!
Against the magnificent natural backdrop of the Lesach Valley, delicious craft beers from the in-house brewery can be enjoyed, because beer enjoyment and fishing vacation enjoyment go hand in hand here. The best craft beers in the country are produced in the beer manufactory adjacent to the hotel. The ABENTEUER FISCHWASSER beer also comes from the renowned Loncium brewery. Thus, special delicacies can be taken to the fishing trip every day.
Modern equipment and nature enjoyment
The Fishermen’s Hotel has spacious and charmingly furnished double and single rooms with state-of-the-art bathrooms, some of which offer a view of the local mountain (Polinik). For anglers there is a drying room and a cozy fishing corner for sharing experiences. Those who would like a special “alpine feeling” can ask for the fragrant herbal pillows that bring a piece of nature directly into the hotel room. Enjoyment of nature and “homemade” is generally capitalized at the Bierhotel Loncium. This also applies to the excellent cuisine: delicious burgers, sensational steaks and varied salads – all guests will find their taste here.
A true all-round hotel
In addition to fly fishermen, the beer hotel has additionally specialized in bikers and hiking vacationers. So if you want to diversify your fishing vacation: a hike in the Gailtal Alps is especially recommended. And for motorcyclists, the hotel not only offers ample garage space, but also discounted tickets for some Carinthian Alpine roads – including the Grossglockner High Alpine Road.