Berger's Sporthotel, Saalbach

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4.3 out of 5 based on 3 reviews
The hotel was in a good location, we’ve been there before about 3 or 4 times, before and after Covid. It doesn’t suit everybody’s taste, you know, but as a group I thought it was really great, it catered for everything really. The meal times weren’t set, it was between 7-9 in the evening which was br... + more
John
4 out of 5
We had a very good holiday, one of the best things about the hotel was the location - in the middle of town, 5 minutes from the slopes. The other was the food; every night they did a buffet with something special so you could have 4-5 courses and as much as you wanted, and the waiter service was very good. We a... + more
Mark, Gloucestershire
4 out of 5
The hotel is really dated but in a quirkily lovely way, being here is a bit like going back in time! Don’t expect it to be contemporary, there are net curtains and old fashioned dining tables but the pool was new and modern and the massage service was fantastic. We were a big group and when we arrived, the ro... + more
Mrs Barclay, Buckinghamshire
5 out of 5
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Location: where is Berger's Sporthotel

Nearest lift: 50m

Tuition meeting point: 100m

Resort centre: In centre

Bus stop: 250m

Overview: hotel description: Berger's Sporthotel description

This is a hotel that's full of character with quirky interiors, lavish fabrics, crystal chandeliers and mirrors at every turn. It also has a really fun atmosphere in the Prosecco bar, and the circular galleried bar regularly hosts a dance night and memorable Elvis show.

There's a brightly decorated indoor pool and wellness area too. Great if you fancy a night off the dance floor or to ease aching muscles. If you need some extra attention, you can book a massage or beauty treatment for a local charge.

It's only a short walk from the ski lifts too so within minutes you'll be at the top of the Schattberg mountain with access to miles of runs across the 270km Ski Circus area.

As well as the in-house bar, it's a great place to enjoy the lively and traditional Austrian après-ski. Saalbach is livelier than the neighbouring Hinterglemm and a good choice is your looking to enjoy your time off the slopes as well as on.

Facilities: Berger's Sporthotel features

Free Wi-Fi

Restaurant & à la carte restaurant

Two bars & in-house nightclub

Prosecco bar

Indoor pool

Free use of wellness area

Rest and relaxation

The small wellness area has an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and a relaxation area, all of which are designed to ease any aches and pains you may have from trying to do a full circuit of this magnificent ski area!

You can also choose from a good range of massage and beauty treatments if you need a bit more pampering.

Room Types: Berger's Sporthotel bedrooms

All 60 rooms are cosy thanks to the heavy curtains and lavish soft furnishings. The hotel rooms are four-star but there's a convenient three-star (plus) annexe making the hotel a good choice for most budgets. Some rooms have a balcony and every room has an en-suite. Most rooms can take a sofa bed so can sleep up to four.

Meals: Berger's Sporthotel food & drink

The half board food gets great feedback from guests and there's plenty to keep the hungriest skier or boarder going all day long. Breakfast is a traditional buffet and the evening meal is four courses with a salad buffet and choice of main. Once a week they have a traditional Farmer's buffet and gala dinner.

If you stay over Christmas or New Year, Gala dinners and live entertainment are included.

We update Berger's Sporthotel'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.
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Resort: about Saalbach: about holidays in Saalbach: about ski holidays in Saalbach: about ski holidays in Saalbach Austria

•Huge linked resort •Modern lift system •Austrian après experience

The hills are a hive of activity in Saalbach - the liveliest base in the glorious Glemmtal valley, it often plays host to festivals and World Cup events. The SkiCircus puts 270km of groomers at your twin tips, with high speed lifts linking pistes and powder for all sorts of skier and boarder.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Groups •Aprés Ski •Families

Saalbach webcam

Snow Report: Top 60cm, Bottom 30cm

Snow Forecast: 71cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 48.33cm

Saalbach trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Salzburg85km, 1 hours 15 mins
Region:Salzburg, Austria
First opened:1903

Saalbach lift pass price last reported as 245 € (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Berger's Sporthotel.
Night skiing: Yes (in Hinterglemm)
Saalbach has N S facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December- April.

Town altitude: 1003m
Top of slopes: 2,100m
Bottom of piste: 1003m
Vertical drop: 1097m
Total length of trails:270km
Longest piste:8km
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Found in the state of Salzburg, the village of Saalbach (officially titled Saalbach-Hinterglemm) is Austria’s second most popular tourist destination for good reason. It’s connected with the adjoining village of Hinterglemm and nearby Leogang to make the expansive ‘Ski Circus’ area, the largest mountain circuit in the country. The resort has a rich history of skiing dating back to as early as 1898, and more recently it played host to the 1991 Alpine Ski World Championships. Built around a charming onion do...
If it’s your first time, there are two beginner slopes just above the main street and a choice of excellent ski and snowboard schools. If you’re ready to head up the mountain there are novice-friendly blue slopes like the run all the way down from the summit of the Bernkogel. There’s an array of scenic circuits and long pine-lined runs around the Ski Circus which are excellent for those looking to develop their abilities, making this an absolute dream for intermediates. Steeper blues and challenging red run...
To say the après ski here is electric would be an understatement! There’s a brilliant array of bars and clubs providing the resort with its buzzing reputation for incredible après. Finish off your day on the slopes at the bottom of the Bernkogel in Bäckstätt Stall with some glühwein amidst stunning mountain scenery. Be sure to make your way to the legendary Hinterhag Alm for a wild party with live music in this lively rustic venue. Bauer’s Skialm will have you dancing in your ski boots into the early hour...

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"Catered for everything."

John
4/ out of 5
The hotel was in a good location, we’ve been there before about 3 or 4 times, before and after Covid. It doesn’t suit everybody’s taste, you know, but as a group I thought it was really great, it catered for everything really. The meal times weren’t set, it was between 7-9 in the evening which was brilliant. So it was very good I thought. The ski access is fantastic! It’s only a walk, 2 minutes if that, to one of the lifts. Of course it’s pedestrian areas so you have to walk anyway, it’s not as if you can get busses anyway. It was very good!

"Small rooms but great location and food"

Mark, Gloucestershire
4/ out of 5
We had a very good holiday, one of the best things about the hotel was the location - in the middle of town, 5 minutes from the slopes. The other was the food; every night they did a buffet with something special so you could have 4-5 courses and as much as you wanted, and the waiter service was very good. We also enjoyed the spa facilities every day. One negative comment I’d say was the room sizes. They were very small, with room for a double bed and not much else (we had about 1m between the door and the bed and could only just get into our wardrobes). Would we return? If the hotel opposite had room and was a similar price we’d consider staying there instead. We ended up spending more time there than in our actual hotel because they had really good live music every day, whereas our hotel didn’t have any entertainment.

"Highly, highly recommended!"

Mrs Barclay, Buckinghamshire
5/ out of 5
The hotel is really dated but in a quirkily lovely way, being here is a bit like going back in time! Don’t expect it to be contemporary, there are net curtains and old fashioned dining tables but the pool was new and modern and the massage service was fantastic. We were a big group and when we arrived, the rooms we’d booked didn’t quite work for us. Reception called Frau Berger who came and gave us the keys to the whole fourth floor, saying we could have a look and find some rooms that suited – she also gave one of the teens their own room so we got an extra room! There’s a gorgeous circular dining room above the champagne bar (which you can see in the pictures) – we thought we’d be eating there but were taken to sit round the back to a horrid big room with fluorescent lighting. We asked if we could eat in the circular dining room and she moved us to another room where we could have the whole place to ourselves, with our own waiter, who was unbelievably charming! The staff were fantastic and Frau Berger popped around every night to make sure all was ok. On Christmas day, they did a gorgeous thing where you drop a present in for your children and they deliver it. The hotel has a perfect location – because there was no snow we ended up having to be bussed about, but with snow, the location would be completely fabulous with the lifts just moments away. We used the ski hire shop next to the hotel and when the kids wanted to swap their skis for snowboards, they did this at no extra cost.
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