Helga’s warm welcome and well-cooked local food are the reasons guests return year after year to this traditional Tyrolean hotel. And the fact that the village centre and ski lifts are a short walk away is certainly a bonus.
From sixteenth century blacksmiths to sensational ski hotel – whether you’re lounging in the library, soaking up the sights from the rooftop garden or making the most of the central, lift-side location, there’s a lot to keep guests grinning at the Saalbacher Hof.
Winning recognition for its first-class food and wine, wellness facilities and all-round awesome hospitality, the Salzburgerhof is mighty proud of its superior status. Find it in a fabulous location, near Zell’s centre and a short shuttle to the ski lifts.
Feast on Chef Gottfried Prantl’s highly praised cuisine (paired with one of the 30,000 bottles from their wine cellar) and relax in the three storey Venezia spa – a wellness wonderland if ever there was one. The ultimate treats after a day on Solden’s world-class pistes.
A modest and much-loved Kitzbühel hotel, Edelweiss bags the perfect balance of a pastoral-feeling location that’s close to the centre of town. Better yet, when it’s snowy, you can ski back to the door.
The Strass group have some super hotels in Mayrhofen, and their Sporthotel has long been a firm favourite. Its sports and spa facilities are a hit with all ages, and with the Penken cable car next door you’re easily up and away first thing, and back for drinks at the Icebar later on.
The enchanting Schneider family focus on discreet lux and longstanding traditions at the Arlberg, which has won the hearts of visitors from all over the globe – foodies, spa connoisseurs, SNO lovers, the jolly lot.
Peering over Lech village, Der Berghof has an exclusive, boutique-y feel. After a day skiing the Arlberg, come home to cosy furnishings, delicious food and the irresistible call of the Bergquell spa.
Staying in St Anton – with its wild piste-side parties and wonderful powder terrain – is a treat in itself; even more so when you’ve the Hotel Arlberg to call home for the week. Relax your socks off in the wellness centre and find out why the food and service get such super reviews.
Our customers LOVE the Alpine Palace, returning for its stellar service and ample amenities. The hotel – more of a resort, really – is run by the same family that opened the area’s first ski school in 1950, so they know a thing or two about making the ski experience spectacular.
Hotels are larger properties than chalets which in turn tends to mean more facilities such as a swimming pool, spa, bar and restaurant(s). Room service is usually provided, and meals are served seven days a week (in a chalet, hosts have a day or two off). Austrian hotels offer bed and breakfast, half board and full board catering while chalets only offer chalet catering.
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A hearty breakfast and evening meal (usually multiple courses with a choice of dishes) is provided by the hotel for each day of your stay. Drinks often cost extra. Lunch will be your chance to check out restaurants in the village and on the mountain.
Three meals are provided - breakfast, lunch and dinner – every day of your stay. Some hotels include wine with dinner but otherwise, drinks usually cost extra. Meals may be served as a buffet or a la carte, depending on the hotel.
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The chef and kitchen staff take care of the cooking in Austrian ski hotels. There might be one restaurant for hotel guests only, a public restaurant or numerous places to eat on-site. Meal plans include:
Yes - this is part and parcel of the ski hotel service in Austria. Usually it will include cleaning your bedroom and bathroom, replenishing toiletries, replacing towels and restocking the minibar. Often you have the option to opt-out if you’d prefer your room to be left alone.
Yes, many do. Find them by using the filters in our SNO search. If there isn’t childcare offered on-site, many hotels will still be close to other local childcare providers. Ski school is also an option, if your youngsters are old enough to hit the slopes.
Hotel | Ski resort | Price (per person) |
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Elisabeth Hotel 5* | Mayrhofen | £ 919 |
Hotel Gotthard 5* | Obergurgl | £ 1379 |
Hotel Alpina Deluxe Resort 5* | Obergurgl | £ 1256 |
Hotel Kesselspitze 5* | Obertauern | £ 1647 |
Hotel Edelweiss & Gurgl 5* | Obergurgl | £ 1519 |
Salzburger Hof 5* | Zell Am See | £ 1449 |
Hotel Berghof 5* | Lech | £ 1779 |
TOP Hotel 5* | Hochgurgl | £ 1784 |
Alpen-Wellness Resort Hochfirst 5* | Obergurgl | £ 1975 |
Relais & Châteaux Spa Hotel Jagdhof 5* | Neustift | £ 1494 |