A Bichl is a hill. Not a summit, not a viewpoint, simply a rise above the valley where it feels good to stop. Walkers and pilgrims saw it that way centuries ago and rested here. That is where the name comes from. The farm has belonged to our family since 1928. In front of the house lies the meadow, behind it stand the Stubai mountains, and somewhere below the stream goes by. The valley road is far enough away that you no longer hear it.Five minutes to the centre of Neustift. Twenty-five to the Stubai Glacier. Eight hundred and fifty kilometres of marked trails start almost at the door.
And if you decide to do none of it on a given day, that is perfectly fine here.
Andreas Steuxner, your host, fourth generation
One hundred percent certified organic, every dish and every drink
The first organic-certified hotel in the Stubai Valley
Meadow in front of the house, glacier behind it, a stream in between
Sauna, steam room and heated indoor pool with a view down the valley
Not part of the menu, but all of it. Every ingredient and every drink in this house is certified organic, including the coffee, the wine and the beer. There is no small print. In the morning your egg, cooked fresh, the way you like it, with bread from our own bakery. Cake in the afternoon. Four courses in the evening, a vegetarian menu every day and a vegan one on request.
Finnish sauna, organic sauna, steam room, infrared, quiet rooms and a heated indoor pool. Outside, two thousand square metres of meadow with a sun terrace, a herb garden and the stream you can hear from the loungers. Gold at the DACH Spa Awards 2025.
The change to organic came step by step, but one thing was clear from the start: all the way or not at all. The baker was the hardest part. From the first day my parents took in guests, our bread came from the same family bakery in the village. They could not supply organic, so we had to part ways. Since then we bake more and more of our bread ourselves. We heat with biomass, and our electricity comes from our own photovoltaic system and one hundred percent green power. Whatever emissions remain, we do not simply write off. We support climate protection projects through ClimatePartner, because that is better than nothing, but it does not make your stay neutral. That would be too easy.
Whether it's skiing in winter, climbing in summer, hiking in autumn or biking in spring – there's so much to explore in the nature-oriented Stubai Valley region! This idyllic side valley near Innsbruck offers the perfect conditions to actively explore the surroundings, as well as pure nature and tranquility to slow down from everyday life.
Dive into a summer paradise! The Stubai Valley in Tyrol reveals itself in summer as a green natural gem. Neustift in the Stubai Valley invites you to hike and rest, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape. The "Rastbichl", a historic place of relaxation, offers peace and relaxation at the Biohotel Rastbichlhof. Our hotel in the Stubai Valley offers cozy hotel rooms where tradition and modernity come together. Let yourself be enchanted by the organic cuisine that presents both Tyrolean classics and contemporary culinary highlights.
When snowflakes turn the Stubai Valley into a winter wonderland, you'll experience enchanting vacation days at the Biohotel Rastbichlhof. Neustift, the heart of the Stubai Valley, impresses with numerous winter sports opportunities. Back at the hotel, you can relax after an active day in the great outdoors in the cozy ambience of our comfortable hotel rooms and our spacious spa area. A culinary experience awaits you at the 4-course organic dinner, where regional and seasonal dishes are served.
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for all winter hikers, snowshoe hikers and sledding enthusiasts
Stubai Winter Card
free use of the 4 Stubai cable cars
by day and by night
valid on 5 out of 7 days
available at the ticket offices of the four Stubaier cable cars
for children, young people and senior citizens at a reduced price
The peaks of the Seven Summits Stubaital (3,507m) rise majestically and unapproachably into the sky. Impressive to behold, these seven striking mountains attract thousands of alpinists to the high mountains every year. Understandably so, as every summit victory is rewarded with an unforgettable panoramic view.