We want this website to be accessible to everyone. Here is where we stand, what is still missing — and who you can contact.
This statement applies to the website www.enghagen.at including all sub-pages, forms and integrated functions.
The basis is the Austrian one Barrier-free law (BaFG), which was implemented by Directive (EU) 2019/882 (European Accessibility Act). It has been in effect since June 28, 2025 and it covers, among other things, services in electronic business transactions — that is, the online request and booking of rooms via this website.
Regardless of that, this still applies Federal Law on Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (BGStG), which prohibits discrimination based on disability.
We are committed to making this website accessible to all people — regardless of physical or technical capabilities.
Partially compliant — the requirements are mostly met, but not yet in all respects.
EN 301 549 in conjunction with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, conformance level AA. Where possible, we already comply with WCAG 2.2 AA.
Self-evaluation by the agency responsible for implementation, supplemented by automated tests.
October 8, 2026
October 8, 2026
When building this website, we took care of the following:
The following content is currently not accessible or only accessible in limited ways:
The booking route is provided by an external provider and is embedded in our website. We have limited influence over its design. We are in contact with the provider regarding this matter. Until then, the following applies: Every booking can also be made by phone at +43 7562 / 7525 or by email to info@enghagen.at possible — under the same conditions.
The included map for getting there is a service provided by a third party and is only partially usable with screen readers. Therefore, the complete route description can be found in addition as plain text on the „Contact“ page.
Individual older PDF documents and image collections do not yet fully meet the requirements. We are replacing them step by step.
Not only the website, but the house itself is also intended to be accessible to everyone:
Just let us know what you need in your inquiry — we’ll prepare everything.
Have you noticed a barrier? Is content not accessible to you? Then please contact us. We take every tip seriously and strive to fix the problem — and make the desired content accessible to you in the meantime via another route.
Gut Enghagen GmbH & Co KG, the Großeiber family
Pießling 17, 4575 Rossleithen
Usually within a few working days
If you are not satisfied with our response or do not receive a response, you can contact the competent market surveillance authority. For the Barrier-Free Act, this is: Social Ministry service.
Social Ministry Service, State Office Upper Austria
Gruberstraße 63, 4021 Linz
sozialministeriumservice.gv.at — there is a form available for reporting barriers there
If you feel disadvantaged due to a disability, you can apply for a free mediation procedure with the Social Ministry Service under the Federal Law on Equal Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities. The goal is to reach an amicable solution.
This statement was created in the context of the website relaunch and describes the status as of the last review. We will update it as soon as there are any changes to the scope of the website or the accessibility status — at least once a year, however.
Status of this statement: October 8, 2026
