Rauris Apartments, Rauris

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These apartments are nice and ours was perfect for what we wanted. They are well furnished, clean and modern. They were relatively spacious – we were a family of 4 and were expecting that some of us would have to sleep on sofa beds, but we had two separate rooms with proper beds. The kitchen area was separate.... + more
Jonathan Slate, London
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Location: where is Rauris Apartments

Distance to nearest lift:No more than 500m. Distance to resort centre:No more than 500m

Overview: apartment description: Rauris Apartments description

These family–run‚ well maintained apartments are situated in several locations in Rauris village‚ no more than 500m from the resort centre and ski lifts and well situated for the free bus stop (no more than 200m). As well as offering excellent value‚ they give guests the flexibility to cater for themselves or to explore the good choice of cafés & restaurants in the centre.

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Room Types: Rauris Apartments bedrooms

APARTMENTS (2–4 PEOPLE): Ground‚ first or second floor apartments (minimum 44m2) with Austrian twin bedroom‚ living area with double sofa bed‚ cable or satellite TV‚ telephone‚ kitchenette with electric hob & fridge‚ bath or shower & wc‚ most with balcony or terrace. Bed linen & towels included.

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We update Rauris Apartments's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.

Resort: about Rauris: about holidays in Rauris: about ski holidays in Rauris: about ski holidays in Rauris Austria

Traditional Austrian charm & hospitality Stunning Hohe Tauern National park

In ‘the golden valley of the Alps’, this picturesque village served as a gold-mining town right up until the last century. Nowadays, lovely Rauris exists as a mountain resort, rich in culture and family-friendly Austrian hospitality with priceless scenery of the surrounding Hohe Tauern National park.

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Great for Families Beginners Self catering

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Snow Report: Top 180cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 0cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 50.17cm

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Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Salzburg90km, 55 minutes
Region:Austria, Alps.
First opened:1902

Rauris lift pass price last reported as €176.50-184.50 (adult 6 days). Ask for a quote when booking Rauris Apartments.
Night skiing: No
Rauris has N, W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December - April.

Town altitude: 950m
Top of slopes: 2193m
Bottom of piste: 950m
Vertical drop: 1243m
Total length of trails:30km
Longest piste:3.3 km
Rauris is proof that the best things come in small packages, this picturesque and traditional village is unspoilt and its surroundings are a designated area of natural beauty protected by its Hohe Tauern National Park status. The village is steeped in history and was once a bustling gold mining centre. These days it’s the pristine skiing, pretty cobbled streets and friendly locals that attracts visitors back each year. If you want escape the hustle and bustle and avoid the crazed mayhem of some of the larg...
First time skiers and improvers will be in their element here. Local ski schools such as Adventure Rauris and Karl Maier have a great reputation and their English speaking instructors provide group and private lessons for all ages. The Hochalm area (accessible via the Hochalmbahn gondola from village centre) is ideal for beginners, the nursery slopes are directly by the gondola station allowing easy access to the slopes. On the higher beginners slopes (1 and 6) there are breath-taking panoramas of Hohe Tauern ...
This is a great place to experience some typical Austrian après ski; whilst it is nowhere near as lively as the nearby resort of Zell am See, there’s still plenty going on. A great place to start is Heimalm: a lovely mountain hut where beautiful panoramic views and a fun atmosphere create a winning combination. Night owls can continue the party in the Shakesbeer pub until early in hours; they don’t have set closing times and can stay open until all the party-goers hang up their dancing shoes. Thrill seekers...

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"Highly recommended: well-furnished and bang smack in the centre of town"

Jonathan Slate, London
4/ out of 5
These apartments are nice and ours was perfect for what we wanted. They are well furnished, clean and modern. They were relatively spacious – we were a family of 4 and were expecting that some of us would have to sleep on sofa beds, but we had two separate rooms with proper beds. The kitchen area was separate. It’s bang smack in the centre of town and a 10 minute walk to the lifts. The supermarket is about 3 minutes away. The only potential downside is that we were asked to be less noisy (the apartments are part of a house), which wasn’t really a problem for us as a family but I wouldn’t recommend it for a group of young people.
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