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What if your sushi grew in our garden?

Living values – realising visions at Hotel THERESA

In the heart of the Zillertal Alps lies a place that is more than just a wellness hotel. It is a refuge for those who travel consciously, who appreciate tranquillity and who value a deep understanding of responsibility – towards nature, people and future generations.

Chef Stefan Egger in white coat holding sushi with chopsticks in front of floral background

The Hotel THERESA impressively demonstrates that true luxury has nothing to do with excess, but rather with clarity, quality and a conscious attitude. The respectful use of resources permeates all areas of the hotel – from energy-efficient construction and the use of renewable energy sources to partnerships with regional businesses.

Woman sitting by the lake, arms raised, sunrise behind mountains

This attitude is particularly evident in the kitchen. Head chef Stefan Egger lives what he cooks: regional, seasonal, conscious. His ingredients come from the surrounding area – many even directly from his own garden. His conviction? Everyone can make a difference.

As he himself says:

 

Venison fillet with berries, gnocchi and herbs on a white plate
‘That I can make a difference even as an individual. Even if it's just the soil in our herb garden.’
- Stefan Egger, pioneer, head chef and hotelier: Hotel THERESA

These words reflect a philosophy that goes far beyond good food. It is about coexisting with the environment, a deep understanding of cycles and a clear commitment to authenticity.

This spirit is also evident in the spa area, the architecture and everyday interactions: thoughtful, mindful, honest. Every area is designed for balance – for people, but also for the greater whole.

The Egger family and the entire THERESA team don't just invite their guests to relax – they invite them to be part of a journey. A journey that shows that the future begins in small ways, often even in your own herb garden.

Family Egger in traditional costume sitting laughing around a wooden table and looking at a photo album