Arthurhaus - an Inn and hotel with a long tradition

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Gasthof mit langer Tradition

In 1852, the Arthurhaus was already mentioned as an accommodation for tourists. In 1866, it was converted into the headquarters for mining, serving as a place for miners to gather. The first celebration of St. Barbara by the mining staff took place in the inn under the management of Josef Zötl and mining supervisor Johann Pirchl. Before 1900, the "Restauration Mitterbergalpe" was advertised as a climatic health resort with features such as guest rooms, good cuisine, affordable prices, and more.

In 1921, the 'Alpenwirtschaft Mitterberg‘ underwent another renovation. A second floor, constructed in wood, with expanded attic rooms, was added above the existing masonry first floor.

This renovation was commissioned by the then-major shareholder of Mitterberger Kupfer AG, the industrialist Arthur Krupp. Since then, the establishment has been known in honor of Arthur Krupp as the "Arthurhaus."

As a consequence of the global economic crisis following the collapse of the Austrian major bank 'Creditanstalt‘ in 1931, the Mitterberger Kupferbergbau AG was liquidated. The then-tenant Peter Radacher (the First, 1896-1976) purchased the Arthurhaus and the properties on the Mitterberg. Since 1885, the Radacher family has been operating the Arthurhaus mountain hotel with a strong connection to nature.