The story of today's Hotel Altenburg traces back to the 16th century. At that time, possession of the monastery at Zams, the building was transformed to a public house in 1627. On this occasion, it conferred the licence of public for the first time to Mutters. Family Wishaber-Stickler bought the house in 1928. During the following years affectionately extended and renovated, the house represents the tradition of Tyrolese hospitality, comfortableness and heartiness married with modern creativity. Innsbruck, easily reachable by car within ten minutes, offers cultural highlights, great flair and attractive shopping opportunities.

Arriving from Italy, follow the motorway A 13 (subject to toll) until reaching the exit Innsbruck Sud. Arriving at Innsbruck on the motorway A 12 from Germany or Switzerland, follow the motorway A 13 direction Brenner and then take the exit Innsbruck Sud. Then, just follow the signs Mutters, which you will reach after approximately 1 km. In Mutters, just follow the main road - you'll find the hotel just behind the church in the centre of the village.