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Website Information

Contact

Hotel Jägerhof
Family Jäger
Eggerweg 11 | 6561 Ischgl
Austria

Phone: +43 5444 5206
E-mail: hotel@jaegerhof-ischgl.at

E-Commerce Data

Company name: Hotel Jägerhof GmbH
Headquarters: A-6561 Ischgl, Eggerweg 11
VAT: ATU 68853813
Company register number: 226064y
Commercial register court:  Landesgericht Innsbruck
Authority acc. to ECG: Bezirkshauptmannschaft Landeck
Professional group: hotel and restaurant industry
Chamber affiliation: WKO

Image copyright

Hotel Jägerhof
TVB Paznaun - Ischgl
Foto Mario Imst
Hannes Kurz
Fotolia.com (Gorilla, philippe Devanne)
Shutterstock
Werbeagentur Praxmarer

Website design & developement

The Tyrolean Werbeagentur Praxmarer in Mils near Imst is a pioneer in the areas of hotel conception, corporate identity, website design/developement, web marketing, print media and photography.

Website: www.praxmarer.net

Liability for the content

The content of our site was created with the utmost care. The author gives no guarantee whatsoever for the information provided being up-to-date, correct, complete, or for its quality. Liability claims referring to damage of any nature due to using or not using the information provided shall be excluded, in principle. Any liability in this respect shall be, however, only possible from the time at which a definite violation of law is discovered. The content affected by a violation of law shall be removed immediately after this becomes known.

Liability for links

Despite careful content checking we shall accept no liability for the content of external links. The operators of the external sites shall be exclusively responsible for their own content.

Copyright

All content on these sites shall be subject to copyright. Use of the content or any part thereof shall not be permissible, but shall require the service provider’s consent. The same shall apply for copyrights belonging to third parties. In the event of violations, the service provider reserves the right to file a complaint. Should copyright violations occur in spite of all precautionary measures, we ask to be notified. In the event that a legal violation has been officially determined, we shall remove the corresponding content immediately.

Regulation: Information on online dispute resolution in accordance with Art. 14. Abs. 1 ODR-VO

The EU Commission provides the opportunity for online dispute resolution on its platform (the ‘ODR Platform’). The ODR Platform can serve as a contact point for settling disputes arising from online sales agreements or service provider agreements out of court. This platform is available via the external link ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr .

Social media

In case of using social media platforms, the content shall be part of the services already made available by this company. You can find information on the terms and conditions of use and data protection provisions for social media platforms, such as for example, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, on their websites in the relevant sections of the terms and conditions.

Judiciary

No warning without prior contact! Should any content or the technical design of individual pages or parts of this website violate the rights of third parties or statutory provisions or in any way create problems regarding competition rights, we request to be notified appropriately, comprehensively and quickly without an invoice with reference to Section 8 (4) Gesetz gegen den unlauteren Wettbewerb [German Act Against Unfair Competition] (UWG). We guarantee that the right to disputed passages or parts of this website shall be removed within a reasonable timeframe or be fully adapted to the legal provisions without it being necessary for you to engage legal assistance. Engaging a lawyer to issue a caution, the costs for which the service provider is liable, shall not comply with its real or assumed will and would therefore be a violation of the UWG due to the pursuit of irrelevant objectives being the prevailing motive of initiating proceedings, in particular the objective of acquiring legal costs as the main reason, as well as representing a violation of the duty to minimise damages.