Guest Tablets and Digital Guest Experience for Chalets in Schladming-Dachstein
ChaletMoments was built in Schladming-Dachstein rather than rolled out to it. Fourteen of the thirty chalets running the tablets daily stand in this valley — and the content that appears on them was assembled here editorially, one inn at a time.
Chalets in Schladming-Dachstein: what guests actually ask
Which mountain has the better snow today. Where you can still get a table at four when you come off the piste with children. What to do in rain when the ski day is off. Whether the thermal spa is open on Sunday. These aren't questions a general travel app answers — they need local knowledge, and local knowledge needs maintaining.
Planai, Hauser Kaibling, Hochwurzen, Reiteralm: snow report and lifts on the tablet
The region's four ski mountains appear on the tablet with snow depths, operating times and webcams — and in MorgenPost, without the guest having to go looking. The data refreshes automatically, so the morning's recommendation isn't the one from two days ago.
Weather for a valley with 1,800 metres of vertical
Between Schladming and the top station lies an altitude range no single weather value captures. ChaletMoments works from the Austrian measurements of GeoSphere Austria and corrects for the elevation of the chalet and the ski mountains. That's the difference between "it's raining today" and knowing that it's raining below and snowing above.
Inns, mountain huts and events: editorially maintained, not just scraped
The restaurant and hut recommendations are phrased as a host would phrase them, with real opening hours and the distance from the house. Events come from the regional sources and are published in multiple languages. What is gathered automatically is checked editorially — not the other way round.
For operators in Schladming, Rohrmoos, Haus im Ennstal and Pichl
The tablets are in chalets belonging to several operators across the region, in daily service since December 2025. Setup happens on site, a single chalet is live in under two hours, and we are based in the region — nobody has to travel for an in-house demonstration.
Kreischberg and Turracher Höhe: the same platform, their own editorial
Alongside Schladming-Dachstein, ChaletMoments runs in ten chalets at Kreischberg (Steiermark) and six on the Turracher Höhe (Kärnten). Each region has its own activities, inns, events and weather sources — the platform is shared, the content pointedly is not.
Frequently asked questions
How many chalets in Schladming-Dachstein run ChaletMoments?
Fourteen chalets in the Schladming-Dachstein region as of 2026. In total there are thirty chalets across three Austrian alpine regions: Schladming-Dachstein (14, Steiermark), Kreischberg (10, Steiermark) and Turracher Höhe (6, Kärnten). The tablets have been in daily service since December 2025.
Is the content for Schladming-Dachstein regionally maintained or generic?
Regional. Activities, inns, mountain huts, events and weather sources are built per region and editorially maintained; a chalet in Schladming sees different content than one on the Turracher Höhe. Snow reports and lift operating times for Planai, Hauser Kaibling, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm refresh automatically.
Can I see ChaletMoments in a chalet in the region?
Yes. We are based in Schladming-Dachstein and show ChaletMoments in service in a real chalet — a private demonstration of about 30 minutes, no slides. For operators in the region it is the shortest route to a judgement.
How long does setting up a chalet in the region take?
A single chalet is provisioned and live in under two hours, on site. That includes the device, configuration to your property, setting up your regional partners for Shop Moments, and a walkthrough of the admin. The first MorgenPost edition usually appears the next morning.
A demonstration in the valley
We're based in Schladming-Dachstein and will show you ChaletMoments in a real chalet — 30 minutes, no slides, no script.