We are there for them as only a family can be.
The Glockenstuhl is a place steeped in history, character and atmosphere – but without people, it would be nothing more than an empty shell. It is encounters, laughter, conversations and shared enjoyment that bring the house to life. Guests, hosts and staff fill the Glockenstuhl with warmth and personality every day. It is precisely this interplay that makes it what it is: a temporary home away from home.
The Eberl family – your hosts at the Genießer Hotel Glockenstuhl★★★★
Family Eberl
The Glockenstuhl is more than just a building – it is our home. As the Eberl family, we have been welcoming guests here for three generations. Personal attention, genuine warmth and an open ear are a matter of course for us. We value direct interaction, good conversation and the feeling of enjoying time together. It is precisely this family atmosphere that we want to share with our guests – day after day.
People who belong
Our employees are much more than a team – they are an essential part of what makes the Glockenstuhl what it is. With their personalities, commitment and warmth, they shape the atmosphere in the hotel every day. Many of them have been with us for years and have grown together with the Glockenstuhl.
What unites us is the joy of hospitality, treating each other with respect and the desire to give every guest our undivided attention. Every gesture, every smile and every conversation contributes to making our guests feel welcome. This trusting cooperation brings the Glockenstuhl to life – and makes it a special place to work for all of us.
Our History
The bell tower has always been a place of encounter. For generations, the house has brought people together – locals as well as guests from near and far. Its walls reflect stories from times gone by, shaped by regional culture, living tradition and genuine hospitality.
Over the years, the Glockenstuhl has undergone continuous development. Changes have always been made with care, always with the aim of preserving the original character of the building. The old has been preserved and the new has been carefully added – creating a place that has not forgotten its history, yet is firmly rooted in the present.