Rent Out Worker Accommodation in Eisenstadt

Bregenz sits on Lake Constance, at the tri-border point of Austria, Germany and Switzerland — and in the middle of one of the country's strongest export regions. 21 Vorarlberg companies rank among Austria's 250 highest-revenue industrial firms, together generating over 13 billion euros. The Blum Group with 6,800 employees in Vorarlberg, Liebherr with 1,765, Zumtobel with 1,623 and Doppelmayr based in Wolfurt are only the largest — hundreds more industrial companies line the Rhine Valley. For landlords, this means consistent industrial demand, plus festival activity in summer and cross-border teams from Germany and Switzerland.

A worker room in Bregenz generates between 25 and 40 euros per person per night. Monthly all-inclusive packages from 450 euros are realistic. During the Bregenz Festival in July and August, demand surges and short-notice rooms achieve significantly higher rates. Bregenz has an additional advantage: the border location brings enquiries from German and Swiss companies looking for accommodation on the Austrian side — often cheaper than comparable rooms in Lindau or St. Gallen.

Demand comes from across the entire Rhine Valley. The Blum Group regularly brings in external teams for production launches and plant expansions at its eight Vorarlberg sites. Liebherr in Nenzing needs assembly workers for crane installations and service assignments. Zumtobel in Dornbirn brings technicians for lighting installations and production changeovers. Doppelmayr in Wolfurt has ongoing teams for cable car projects. Illwerke vkw with 1,300 employees in Bregenz drives demand from the energy sector. Stand builders and event technicians around the Bregenz Festival and Festspielhaus add seasonal peaks. Landlords who list on zimmmer.at reach exactly this target group directly and without commission.

The Rhine Valley is compact — it is only 30 kilometres from Bregenz to Feldkirch. Still, location matters because the L190 is chronically congested during rush hours. Bregenz city is ideal for assignments at the state government, Illwerke and the Festspielhaus. Dornbirn and Hohenems serve Zumtobel and the central commercial zones. Lustenau and Höchst are the first choice for assignments at Blum and in the border area. Feldkirch and Bludenz in the south serve Liebherr in Nenzing and the Arlberg corridor. Across the Rhine Valley, accommodations outside city centres almost always include their own parking — an important advantage for workers with company vehicles.

Short-term accommodation in Vorarlberg is subject to a local tourism levy, calculated per night and per guest and payable by the landlord. Depending on the scale of your rental activity, a trade licence may be required. Guest registration under Austria's registration law also applies to worker rooms. You can find further details in our Worker Rooms Guide and practical documents in our Templates for Landlords.

Register for free on zimmmer.at and choose your package. The trial runs for 3 months at no risk. Upload photos and describe your accommodation in Bregenz: location, amenities, prices, everything a worker needs to know. Your listing goes live immediately and is found by companies and workers searching in Bregenz. Enquiries come directly to you, without commission.

Is renting out a worker room in Bregenz worthwhile?
Yes. The Vorarlberg Rhine Valley is one of Austria's strongest economic regions. Blum, Liebherr, Zumtobel and Doppelmayr ensure year-round industrial demand. In summer, the Bregenz Festival adds further demand. The tri-border location also brings enquiries from German and Swiss companies. Typical rates range from 25 to 40 euros per person per night.

How strong is the industry in the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley?
21 Vorarlberg companies rank among Austria's 250 highest-revenue industrial firms, with a combined turnover exceeding 13 billion euros. The Blum Group is the state's largest employer with around 6,800 workers in Vorarlberg, followed by Liebherr with 1,765 and Zumtobel with 1,623 employees.

Do I need to pay a local tourism levy in Bregenz?
Yes, short-term accommodation in Vorarlberg is subject to a local tourism levy. It is calculated per night and per guest and must be paid by the landlord. Exact rates and exemptions can be found on the City of Bregenz website.

Do I need a trade licence to rent out in Bregenz?
Occasional private letting generally does not require a trade licence. For regular, commercial letting, a licence may be necessary. If in doubt, we recommend consulting the Vorarlberg Chamber of Commerce. An overview can be found in our Worker Rooms Guide.

Which locations in the Rhine Valley are most popular for worker rooms?
Bregenz city for assignments at the state government and Festspielhaus. Dornbirn and Hohenems for Zumtobel and the central commercial zones. Lustenau and Höchst for Blum and the border area. Feldkirch and Bludenz for Liebherr in Nenzing and the Arlberg corridor. Across the Rhine Valley, accommodations outside city centres almost always include their own parking.

Do enquiries also come from Germany and Switzerland?
Yes. Bregenz sits at the tri-border point — Lindau (DE) is 10 minutes away, St. Gallen (CH) 30 minutes. German and Swiss companies regularly look for accommodation on the Austrian side because prices are often lower than comparable rooms in Germany or Switzerland.

How does the registration process work?
You choose your package, register with your email and create your listing for Bregenz. Upload photos, add a description, done. The trial is free for 3 months and can be cancelled at any time. We will remind you 14 and 7 days before the trial period ends.

What makes zimmmer.at different from other platforms?
zimmmer.at charges no commission. You pay a fixed monthly fee and keep 100% of your revenue. Enquiries come directly to you by phone or email, and you decide who moves in. Your ranking is based on proximity to the search location, not your budget. A detailed comparison is available on our landlord page.

Our Worker Rooms Guide covers everything you need to get started. Practical documents are available in our Templates for Landlords.

Answers to the most common questions can be found in our FAQ for Hosts. For an overview of all cities, visit Rent Out Worker Rooms in Austria.

Looking for accommodation? On our page Worker Rooms in Bregenz you can find all available rooms.