Find hotels in Gendorf from £73

The best area to stay in Gendorf is around the shores of Lake Gendorf, particularly in the village of Gendorf itself or the neighbouring community of Seeboden.Gendorf village is the heart of the region, situated directly on the northern shore of Lake Gendorf. It's a compact and easily walkable area with the main street, Hauptstrasse, running parallel to the lake. Here you'll find a selection of hotels, restaurants, and shops, all within easy reach of the lake promenade and the public lido. This area is ideal for families due to its proximity to the lake, which offers swimming, paddleboarding, and boat rentals. Many accommodations here cater to families with amenities like children's play areas and direct lake access.For couples seeking a more tranquil setting with stunning lake views, Seeboden, located just west of Gendorf village, is an excellent choice. This community offers a slightly more spread-out feel with upscale hotels and private villas located into the hillsides overlooking the lake. It's known for its beautiful gardens and a more relaxed pace, while still providing easy access to the lake and its activities. You'll find a good selection of quality restaurants here, many with terraces offering panoramic views.

The best times to visit Gendorf are during the summer months from June to September for outdoor activities, or in winter from December to March for skiing and snowboarding.For those planning an active summer holiday, July and August offer the warmest weather, with average temperatures around 25°C. This period is ideal for hiking in the Nockberge mountains, cycling along the scenic trails, or enjoying water sports on Lake Turracher See. The region's cable cars are typically open, providing easy access to higher altitudes for breathtaking views and alpine walks.Winter sports enthusiasts will find Gendorf at its best from mid-December to March. The ski resorts, including those around Turracher Höhe and Bad Kleinkirchheim, are fully operational, guaranteeing excellent conditions for skiing, snowboarding, and cross-country skiing.