Austria's Post Lech Hotel will reopen on 4 December 2026, celebrating its 90th anniversary with a series of enhancements. The Moosbrugger family has owned the alpine retreat for three generations. This season, the hotel will unveil a new wing with eight guest rooms, a curated library and upgrades to its iconic Bemelmans Bar.
The new guest rooms combine contemporary Alpine elegance with traditional charm. Handcrafted timber and mountain-inspired details create a warm, residential atmosphere.
Meanwhile, the Bemelmans Bar, named after renowned author and illustrator Ludwig Bemelmans, will introduce a new cocktail menu. The update also celebrates the hotel's historic connection with the Bemelmans family.
"Unveiling these new additions for our 90th anniversary is an incredible milestone for our family," said Florian Moosbrugger, the third-generation owner.
New spaces for wellness and culture
The hotel has also introduced a Movement Studio for yoga and Pilates. In addition, the Hubertushalle lounge now features a curated library dedicated to the heritage of Lech and the wider Arlberg region.
The collection includes rare books and memorabilia linked to Bemelmans. Among the highlights is a 1954 edition of The High World.
These enhancements combine the hotel's Alpine heritage with contemporary comforts. They also reinforce its focus on personal hospitality and timeless elegance as it enters its tenth decade.
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