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Which Wilderer chalet suits you? The big comparison
Rothirsch, Gamsbock, Steinadler, Apartment or Landhaus Moritz? Sauna, fenced garden, size & price – find your Wilderer chalet in Leutasch.
July 27, 2026 · 7 min read
Rothirsch, Gamsbock, Steinadler. Three chalets, three names from the Tyrolean mountains — and each name is a little hint about the character of the house. The grounded forest dweller, the surefooted climber, the king of the skies. On top of that, there's the Wilderer Apartment for two and the spacious Landhaus Moritz. Four of them stand right at the forest edge in Leutasch-Weidach; the Wilderer Apartment sits in Mösern, on the sunny plateau near Seefeld — five properties for five very different holidays. This guide helps you find yours.
Quick pick: which chalet for whom?
Short on time? Here's the quick version. If you want to know more, read the individual portraits below.
- Family or group with a dog, secure fenced garden important → Chalet Rothirsch or Chalet Gamsbock (up to 8 people)
- You want your own private sauna and clean design → Chalet Steinadler (up to 8 people)
- Travelling as a couple, compact and flexible → Wilderer Apartment (2 people)
- Smaller group, lots of space, extra cosy, ideally with a sauna → Landhaus Moritz (up to 6 people)
Chalet Rothirsch – the classic at the forest edge
The red deer is the largest wild mammal in the Tyrolean forests — the king of the forest. In autumn its bellowing rut echoes across the valley slopes, a sound you can actually hear in Leutasch. Red deer live in herds, in tight family groups, grounded and calm, where forest and meadow meet. That's exactly the nature Chalet Rothirsch carries: grounded, warm, for everyone who wants to arrive and stay.
In practical terms: 155 m² across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, room for up to 8 people, a gas fireplace in the living area — and a fenced garden. That fence is what makes the difference for families with small children and for anyone arriving with a dog: the four-legged friend can go out without anyone getting nervous at the garden gate. If you're looking for an easy-going, family-friendly chalet holiday, Rothirsch is the one.

- 155 m², 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms – up to 8 people
- Fenced garden – ideal for children and dogs
- Gas fireplace at the touch of a button, fully equipped kitchen-living room
- Right at the forest edge in Leutasch-Weidach
- From €350 per night – book direct, no platform surcharge
Chalet Gamsbock – the twin with a mountain view
The chamois is the climbing artist of the Alps — surefooted, agile, at home on the steep rock faces high above the tree line. The chamois buck, the male, keeps watch from above, its eyes always on the mountains. And honestly, Chalet Gamsbock is the identical twin of the Rothirsch: the same 155 m², the same four bedrooms, the same fenced garden. The difference isn't in the floor plan, it's in the feeling.
We recommend Gamsbock to everyone who comes mainly for the mountain backdrop and simply wants to take whichever chalet is free — functionally it's identical to the Rothirsch. Both have the fenced garden, both are dog-friendly, both sleep up to 8 people. And if you combine both houses for a larger group, you get 16 beds right next to each other.

- 155 m², 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms – up to 8 people
- Fenced garden, just like the Rothirsch
- Mountain panorama, gas fireplace, dog-friendly
- Ideal to combine with Chalet Rothirsch next door
- From €350 per night – direct booking at the best price
Chalet Steinadler – panorama, design and private sauna
The golden eagle is the king of the skies. With a wingspan of over two metres it circles high above the peaks of the Karwendel and the Wetterstein — its wide view always in sight, alone, sovereign. No animal in the Alps stands so much for "rising above it all". And that's exactly the character of Chalet Steinadler: clean lines, large windows, plenty of light — and, as the only one of the three animal chalets, its own private sauna in the house.
For anyone who, after a long day of hiking or skiing, doesn't want a hotel spa with fixed hours but their own sauna — around the clock, without strangers — Steinadler is made for you. The garden here is open (not fenced); instead, the wellness experience takes centre stage. More on that in our article about a chalet with a private sauna in Tyrol.

- 155 m², 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms – up to 8 people
- Private sauna in the house – around the clock, just for you
- Clean design, large panorama windows, gas fireplace
- Open garden (not fenced)
- From €400 per night – book direct, no surcharge
Wilderer Apartment – compact for two
Not everyone needs 155 m². If you're travelling as a couple, the Wilderer Apartment is the right, smaller solution: 55 m², one bedroom, modern and functional. Unlike the chalets, it isn't in Weidach but in Mösern, on the sunny plateau near Seefeld — an ideal base for active days in the Olympiaregion Seefeld, without the space (and price) of a whole chalet. From €110 per night, it's the most affordable way to experience the Wilderer standard. All the details on the Wilderer Apartment page.
Landhaus Moritz – the big, cosy home
Landhaus Moritz is the right choice when it should be more spacious and especially cosy: 200 m² of living space, three bedrooms for up to 6 people, warm materials and a quiet location. It's the place with the strongest feeling of home — and like the Steinadler, the Landhaus also has its own private sauna. For smaller groups who want plenty of space, quiet and wellness all in one, Landhaus Moritz from €240 per night is the ideal choice.
So which chalet suits you now?
The honest summary: if you're travelling with children or a dog and need a secure, fenced garden, take the Rothirsch or the identical Gamsbock. If your own sauna and design matter more to you than the fence, the Steinadler is your house. For two, the Apartment in Mösern fits; for a smaller group wanting a sauna, Landhaus Moritz. All five properties share the Wilderer signature: a private, quiet location, high-quality furnishings, dog-friendly, and booking directly with us — with no platform in between.
Frequently asked questions about the Wilderer Chalets
- Which Wilderer chalet has a sauna?
- Of the three animal chalets, only Chalet Steinadler has its own private sauna in the house. In addition, Landhaus Moritz (up to 6 people) also has a private sauna. Chalet Rothirsch and Gamsbock have no sauna, but a fenced garden instead.
- Which chalets have a fenced garden?
- Chalet Rothirsch and Chalet Gamsbock both have a fenced garden – ideal for families with small children and for guests with a dog. Chalet Steinadler has an open garden. More on this in our guide to a holiday home in Tyrol with a dog.
- What's the difference between Rothirsch and Gamsbock?
- Functionally none – the two chalets are identical: 155 m² each, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, up to 8 people, both with a fenced garden and gas fireplace. The name is more a question of character. Practical bonus: with a larger group you can book both next to each other and get 16 beds in total.
- Which chalet is right for a couple's holiday?
- For two people, the Wilderer Apartment (55 m², from €110 per night) is the most compact and affordable choice. As a couple wanting more space and a private sauna, you can of course also book Chalet Steinadler or Landhaus Moritz.
- Which chalet is suitable for large groups?
- Each of the three chalets Rothirsch, Gamsbock and Steinadler sleeps up to 8 people. For even larger groups, the identical chalets Rothirsch and Gamsbock can be booked right next to each other – 16 beds together with two fenced gardens.
- Are dogs allowed in all Wilderer Chalets?
- Yes, all properties are dog-friendly. Especially practical for dog owners are Chalet Rothirsch and Gamsbock with their fenced garden, where the dog can go out off the leash.
- What do the Wilderer Chalets cost per night?
- Chalet Rothirsch and Gamsbock start at €350 per night, Chalet Steinadler with its private sauna from €400. Landhaus Moritz is bookable from €240, the Wilderer Apartment from €110 per night. Exact prices depending on season and length of stay are shown in the availability checker on the booking page.
- Is it worth booking direct instead of via a platform?
- Yes. Booking direct via wilderer-chalets.tirol means you pay no platform surcharge (often 15–20% on Booking.com or Airbnb), get the best price and speak directly with us instead of an intermediary.
Book direct – without the detour via a platform
Whichever animal you choose: the cheapest and easiest way to book is directly with us. On the booking page you can check the availability of all five properties in seconds, see the real price with no platform surcharge and book with a best-price guarantee. You'll also find an overview of all chalets on the Chalets in Leutasch page.
In the end it's like in nature: one feels most at home in the protected herd, another needs the height and the wide view. We have a house for both — you just need to know which animal you are.
— Wilderer Chalets Team
Three chalets, one apartment, one country house — and five very different ways to arrive in Leutasch. If you're unsure which one best suits your travel plans: just drop us a quick line. We know every house and will tell you honestly which is the right one for you.
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