Bründling Alm Berggasthof is situated at an elevation of 1,167 meters on Hochfelln in the Chiemgau region. It is one of the oldest and most popular alpine huts, operating since 1855. Originally, it served as a resting stop for climbers and hikers, as reflected in the traditional gastronomy that still prepares food and bread as it was done historically. The restaurant offers three cozy rooms and a beer garden, providing regional delicacies, beers, and wines. Accommodation options include rustic rooms with single to quadruple beds or mattresses. Accessible via several hiking trails or the Hochfelln cable car, it offers stunning views across Bavaria and Austria and a hike of about 1.5 hours to the Hochfelln peak. Visitors can enjoy mountain scenery year-round, with sunset views from the summit.