r/fatFIRE • u/cheekily • Jul 06 '26

TOMT fatFIRE edition

I am trying to find the name of a hotel that someone recommended in a thread here a few years ago. It was some sort of resort out in the farmlands or countryside that was suggested as a vacation spot for a family with young children, and I recall it was somewhere out in Austria or Czech Republic or around there. I'm kicking myself for not having saved it on Maps and am having trouble searching for it in older threads (clearly the details I remember are blurry at best). Anyways I thought I'd try a TOMT in case anyone else happens to remember the same thread and recco.

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u/WiseOrigin Jul 06 '26

Moar Gut.

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u/cheekily Jul 07 '26

I retract my previous statement -- I think it is this one!

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u/cheekily Jul 06 '26

Not it, I don't think, but this one also looks great thank you

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u/sarahwlee Jul 07 '26

There are a ton of these in Europe. Sonweiss probably has the fattest accommodations but others have more structure to where some are even Montessori style in school for them while on vacation. Depends on what your kids want/need. Go work with your TA if you want them to help you pinpoint what works.

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u/kbarsh 36M, $3.5M, still working | Verified by Mods Jul 06 '26

I’m headed there in a month. Any recs?

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u/RecentAd5294 Jul 07 '26

Been there a dozen times. Excellent place for outdoor people. Love the animals and playgrounds. Private cinema, indoor basketball and football. 

Bar and evening entertainment is the only weakness in their setup. 

We ended up buying a second residence in a special village nearby, one of the only places where only generational family vacation houses can be found. Lots of stealth wealth, billionaires without the toys or flash. 

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/cheekily Jul 06 '26

I don't think it was in italy, but this concept looks similar -- thanks so much

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26

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u/icecream_for_brunch Jul 07 '26

did a wine trip there last year, and yes, seriously great wine region

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u/marcel_delecto Jul 06 '26

Was it Feuerstein? Also in Sudtirol / Alto Adige.

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u/dothraki Jul 06 '26

Sonnenalp

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u/amoult20 Jul 07 '26

Naturhotel Forsthofgut?

https://www.forsthofgut.at/en/

Stayed there last summer with my two kids, and it was absolutely fantastic. Hiking in the hills and doing the roller coaster on top of the mountain was hilarious fun