“Miramonte charmed me from the first moment. One immediately notices that it was created with great joy, that many friends participated in the project Miramonte, and that the whole thing is more than just a hotel. Its rather like visiting friends. Ive had many beautiful moments, engaging conversations  with creative people,  making the night to day at the wonderful bar with its panorama view, exploring the ski pistes during summer temperatures, or just enjoying the calm. “

(CLEO WALRAFF)

“I can’t help myself but take my encounter with Bad Gastein very personally. Here there is everything I like to talk about often, and that in a exemplary and enchanting fashion. I need to know more and see more, so I have to come again. Tremendous!”

(Friedrich Lichtenstein)

“To remain for long is a valuable luxury – together with the MIRAMONTE, Bad Gastein is the perfect place:

*to write

*to think

*to walk

*to sleep

*to be

perfect – always and especially in serenity.

(TELSE BUS)

“Driving to from Vienna to Bad Gastein takes exactly as long as it takes for me to tidy myself up – and there is no better place to clear the mind. And since one can’t quite comprehend the the contrast between the morbid Bad Gastein charm, the refreshingly urban Miramonte and the unbelievable mountain scenery, it always leaves a new impression – and always a good one.”

(Rudolf Zündel)

“I get around. Really. It’s part of my job and it’s usually stressed meetings with creatives that work like power plants. And here? Here I sit happily next to a woman with long hair, who is glowing and telling me about her Berlinale Bären that she won. And she has time. Or the charming people in the music scene. They also have time. To talk, to breathe, for themselves, with others. Totally decelerated. (…) People fascinate me. Intelligent, beautiful and present people. These I have met here.

(ANDREAS TÖLKE)

“Everything started with the Haus Hirt, where the intellectual elite from a forgotten time, such as Thomas Mann, Stefan Zweig und Lady Churchill were welcomed. Ike and Evelyn want to create an atmosphere, that makes the Miramonte and the Haus Hirt to the creative hot spots, where encounters occur which usually happen in cosmopolitan bars and restaurants. (…) Places in which creative creators from the worlds scattered metropoles have a place to meet and discuss their muses, their ideas and their visions. (…)

(Eva Kazcor)