A small insight into the more than 100-year-old history of the Schusterkrämer Guesthouse:
Referred to in the land register as Schusterkrämer-Häusl in Alm, the hotel came into the possession of the Schwaiger-Jerabek family around 1900. The building used to house a shoemaker's (Schuster) workshop as well as a grocer's (Krämer) shop with a farm, which explains the name of our accommodation. As early as the 1920s, guests from Berlin who arrived by bicycle stayed in our guesthouse. The great-grandmother Maria took over the Schusterkrämer estate as a 12-year-old after the death of her father, and ran the bed and breakfast until 1970. From 1939 to 1969 there was a tailor's workshop here run by Maria's husband, Alois Jerabek. In 1971, the entire building was renovated by the son, Herbert Jerabek. He and his wife Anni continued to expand the business and finally handed over the hotel to us, the Lederer-Frischmuth family, in 2012.
