Architecture & Design
Tiny house meets chalet
The chalets pair a clear, modern design with wood, stone and metal. Agrªd received a German Design Award 2026.
The whole hotelAgrªd Chalets
From approx. €280 a night · best value Feb, Mar
Twelve chalets with their own sauna and hot tub, plus fifteen suites, at the edge of Aschau im Chiemgau below the Kampenwand.
The house is best value in February and March, from approx. €280 a night. It is most expensive in May to September, up to approx. €330.
FebruaryBest value
Typically €280 a night
Around 17% less than in May
- Lowest sample
- €280 · Junior Suite mit Terrasse und kleinem Garten · breakfast included
- from 3 dates
Climate6 °C by day, -3 °C at night · about 9 rainy days
Getting thereNearest airport Salzburg (SZG), about 45 min by carPlan flights
Nearest airportSalzburg SZG65 km, about 45 min by car · Route ↗Or Munich (MUC): 121 km, about 1 hr 15 min by car
Flights for your trip
to SalzburgAdd your dates above and Google shows exactly your days.
Find flightsGoogle Flights shows connections and current prices. A planning aid for you; CINCIN earns nothing from it. Driving times without traffic.
Agrªd Chalets is a small village of timber chalets at the edge of Aschau im Chiemgau, with moorland alongside and the Kampenwand rising above. Twelve freestanding chalets and a main house with fifteen suites are grouped around a heated outdoor pool. The Heinrichsberger family opened it in March 2025; the name is Bavarian dialect for something like “just right”.
Each chalet has two bedrooms, a kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace, a terrace and its own spa with sauna and hot tub; the suites in the main house have kitchens too. The pool is heated and open all year. There is no restaurant: breakfast is brought to your chalet or suite, and a short evening menu offers a Bavarian platter or fondue.
- Breakfast is included; dishes from the evening menu are extra.
- Saunas in all chalets and in the suites with a balcony; ground-floor suites have a garden terrace instead.
- Check-in 3–7:30 pm. Dogs by prior arrangement, for a fee.
- By car via the A8, exit Frasdorf; by train via Prien am Chiemsee. Munich Airport about 125 km, Salzburg Airport about 75 km.
- Lake Chiemsee about 10 minutes away.
Why we chose it
- Every chalet is a house of its own over two levels, with a fireplace and a private sauna and hot tub in its own garden.
- Built on the site of a former campsite, with twelve chalets and fifteen suites.
- Breakfast at your own table: it is brought to your chalet or suite at the time you choose.
- Tiny-house layouts with Alpine warmth: a clear design in wood, stone and metal.
- About an hour from Munich and 45 minutes from Salzburg, by the moorland at the edge of Aschau.
What sets it apart
Private Spa & Retreat
A hot tub and sauna in every chalet
The spa belongs to the chalet: the hot tub and sauna stand in its own garden, beside the terrace, lounge furniture and a grill station. In the main house, the suites with a balcony have a sauna.
The whole hotel
Food & the Region
No restaurant of its own, by design
The family chose not to open a restaurant, to support the inns and restaurants in and around the village, and the team recommends places nearby.
The whole hotel4 categories
Chalet
A house on two levels with an open gallery: two bedrooms (one on the gallery), an open living and dining area with fireplace and sofa bed, and a fitted kitchen with a BORA hob and wine fridge. Outside are a private garden with a large terrace, lounge furniture, a grill station and a private spa with hot tub and sauna.
Panorama Suite
A corner suite with a wrap-around balcony of about 14 m², with a sauna on the balcony. Inside are one bedroom, a generous living and dining area with sofa bed and a fitted kitchen with a BORA hob.
Superior Suite
The largest suites, with two bedrooms, a living and dining area with sofa bed and a fitted kitchen with BORA hob and wine fridge. Each has either a sauna or a freestanding bath, and a balcony or a terrace with a small garden.
Junior Suite
The most compact suite: an open-plan bedroom, a dining area and a fitted kitchen with a BORA hob, plus a balcony or terrace. Some have a sauna.
Aschau im Chiemgau lies in the Priental valley in the Chiemgau Alps. Walking trails start at the door, and hikes such as the Kampenwand and the Geigelstein are close by. Opposite the village are a natural lido and a moor bath; in Aschau itself stands Schloss Hohenaschau. Lake Chiemsee, with the Herrenchiemsee palace on its island, is about ten minutes by car.
The Heinrichsberger family runs Agrªd themselves. They bring experience from three inns and from hosting the Auerbräu marquee at the Rosenheim autumn fair.
The hotel in pictures
Food & drink nearby
Country inn · Frasdorf · approx. 10 min by car
Landgasthof Karner
A country inn more than 550 years old with two kitchens under one roof. Restaurant Karner serves the “Walk through the Chiemgau” tasting menu, with dishes like sturgeon and smoked Chiemsee eel; the Westerndorfer Stube does Bavarian cooking, plus a monthly dish based on a recipe from someone in Frasdorf. In summer tables are set in the garden too.
- For
- A special evening, or a Bavarian dinner in the Stube
- Good to know
- Westerndorfer Stube open Tuesday to Saturday evenings, plus lunch on Friday and Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday. Restaurant Karner opens on fewer days, so book ahead.
Inn · Hohenaschau · approx. 5 min by car
Wirtshaus zum Baumbach
A village inn below Hohenaschau castle cooking Bavarian staples: crackling roast pork with bread dumplings, Jägerbraten with spätzle and a different special every day, alongside a separate list of Asian dishes. Sit in the big main room, the conservatory or the shady beer garden.
- For
- An easy lunch after the Kampenwand
- Good to know
- Wednesday to Monday 11.30 am–2 pm and 5–10 pm. Cash only; book ahead on Sundays and holidays.
Mountain hut · Kampenwand · approx. 5 min by car to the Kampenwand cable car, then the gondola + approx. 25 min on foot
Steinling Alm
The Stein family's hut sits at 1,450 metres right below the Kampenwand cliffs. Expect cheese dumplings with mountain cheese, bacon dumplings with sauerkraut, Leberkäse with a fried egg, yeast dumplings and homemade cake, eaten on a sun terrace that looks out over the Chiemgau.
- For
- Lunch after a hike
- Good to know
- Summer season (May to early November) Tuesday to Sunday 9.30 am–5 pm, closed Mondays; in winter, January to mid-March, Thursday to Sunday. The menu changes almost daily.
Café · Aschau im Chiemgau · approx. 20 min on foot
Café Rosa
A small café in the village that cooks fresh and seasonal and bakes most things itself, using produce from small Chiemgau suppliers: breakfast, a lunch dish, cold platters, cakes and tortes and proper coffee, with shelves of local goods to take home.
- For
- Breakfast, or coffee and cake in the village
- Good to know
- Monday and Wednesday to Friday 8.30 am–5.30 pm, weekends and holidays 9 am–5.30 pm, closed Tuesdays.
Chosen by CINCIN, not paid for. Travel times are approximate. Opening hours and menus change, so please check with the venue before you go.
Similar hotels
LA MAISON
A former courthouse in Saarlouis, with rooms in the historic villa, a modern wing and a separate guesthouse.
Forsthofgut
A family-run spa resort in Leogang, with a swimming lake in the garden and separate spas for adults and families.
vigilius
Car-free at around 1,500 metres. Reachable only by cable car from Lana.