Austria has a wide variety of hotels and chalets to book from small, family-run places
to five-star accommodation with luxury wellness treatments. You can stay in affordable self-catering apartments,
or top hotels serving sophisticated cuisine – there is something for everyone. Small boutique bed and breakfasts
and large-scale branded accommodation can be found, so plan your holiday to suit your own needs.
If you are planning your next ski holiday, and you long for picturesque mountain villages offering a warm welcome, reliable snow conditions and fun-filled après-ski, then Austria is the place for you.
There are more than 430 ski resorts in Austria, and most of them come with rave reviews from happy skiers.
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Enjoy some of the best runs in the world with a ski season that is open from December to April.
The resorts are all serviced by high-tech lift systems that are both speedy and reliable, and the ski schools have friendly, English-speaking staff who help beginners and improvers. At Christmas time there are wonderful markets and winter festivals to take part in as well.
Choosing the best one for you just requires some thought about the kind of skier you are, the type of accommodation you prefer and how you want to spend your evenings.
For a short ski trip to Austria, a good place to stay is Innsbruck. This busy city has its own airport, so travel time is at a minimum which is perfect for a long weekend. It is also a great place for anyone who enjoys fine dining and extensive shopping on their winter holiday as this city has it all.
A favourite with the Brits, the resort of Soll is part of the extensive Ski Welt area offering links to every kind of run possible. Soll itself is quite compact, and you will need to hop on a bus to get to the slopes. There are plenty of affordable hotels on offer in the town, and busy bars offering live music are easy to find.
Book a winter holiday in Alpach for a resort that’s family friendly. It is pretty, atmospheric and perfect for beginners – in fact the nursery slope is right in the centre of town. The buildings are mostly wood-and-stone places, and things are a little quieter.
There are miles of slopes at Bad Hofgastein and something for all levels with wide red, blue and black runs offering plenty of open space. This town has a great choice of chalets and apartments, as well as 3 and 4-star hotels.
Ischel is sitting at a high altitiude, and the runs are suitable for experienced skiers and snowboarders. The accommodation here is luxurious and sophisticated.
Lech is the place to be seen and a favourite resort with celebrities and occasional royals. It is part of the huge Ski Arlberg which connects resorts, such as Zurs and St Anton, and is well-known for the immaculate piste and high-tech lift system. Restaurants and bars are plentiful and the party atmosphere starts early here.
Accommodation in Arlberg Ski Region :
Known as the “Cradle of Alpine Skiing”, the Arlberg comprises 8 ski resorts in the states of Tyrol and Vorarlberg, including St. Anton am Arlberg, St. Christoph, Lech am Arlberg, Stuben and Zürs. The region is especially known for its long season, high amounts of snowfall and perfect deep-snow skiing.
Accommodation in Europa Sports region :
Zeller See, known as the Europa Sports Region, comprises the scenic lakeside town of Zell am See and the mountain resort of Kaprun at the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier. Perfect conditions for skiing and other winter sports can be found there from autumn until early summer.
Accommodation in Innsbruck area :
There are ski resorts on all sides of the city. Ski resorts include Axamer Lizum, the highest of the ski holiday resorts around Innsbruck, Igls, Innsbruck Nordpark, accessed directly from the Old Town of Innsbruck by underground railway, Kuhtai, Stubai Glacier, Mutters, Seefeld, ideal for families, and Fulpmes-Schlick.
Accommodation in Kitzbühl Alps :
The Kitzbühel Alps are one of Austria’s major ski regions and comprise the ski resorts of Kitzbühel, Kirchberg in Tirol, St. Johann in Tirol, Söll, Westendorf, Fieberbrunn and Alpbach. From the cosmopolitan ambience of the world-famous town of Kitzbühel to the scenic mountain village of Alpbach, there is a wide range of ski areas and leisure options. The Hahnenkamm in Kitzbühel is one of the Alps’ most famous and challenging ski slopes.
Hotels, Chalets and Apartments in Ötztal Valley :
The Ötztal is a valley in Western Tyrol and one of Austria’s largest ski regions. It comprises 12 ski resorts, including Obergurgl, Hochgurgl, Oetz, Zwieselstein and Sölden. Sölden is Austria’s third most important tourist destination after Vienna and Salzburg and has 150 km of slopes alone. There are 2 glacier ski areas in the region.
Accommodation Paznauntal Ski region : :
The Paznaun is a valley in Tyrol home to the well-known ski resort of Ischgl, as well as the winter sports villages of Galtür, Kappl and See. The area offers more than 220km of ski runs of all levels of difficulty. The town of Ischgl offers a wide range of après-ski activities and events as well as lots of bars, pubs and restaurants. Galtür with the Silvapark ski arena and the village of See are family-friendly resorts providing lots of activities for kids.
Stay in Seefeld Plateau area :
The Seefeld Plateau west of Innsbruck comprises the ski resorts of Seefeld, Leutasch, Scharnitz, Reith bei Seefeld and Mösern/Buchen. The region is especially well-known as a cross-country skiing paradise. The cross-country events of the Olympic Games in 1964 and 1976 took place there.
Ski Amadé Skiing Region :
Ski amadé is one of Europe’s largest winter sports regions and its largest combined ski area. It comprises 5 big ski areas (Salzburger Sportwelt, Schladming-Dachstein, Gastein, Hochkönig and Großarltal) with a total of more than 25 ski resorts in the states of Salzburg and Styria. The major resorts are Bad Gastein, Bad Hofgastein, St Johann im Pongau, Radstadt and Flachau in Salzburg, and Schladming and Ramsau in Styria. The resorts are linked either by ski lifts or by free shuttle buses. Glacier skiing is possible on the Dachstein Glacier well into summer.
Stay in Ski Circus Ski Area :
The ski area of Ski Circus is made up of the ski holiday resorts of Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Saalfelden. Saalbach is situated central in the Ski Circus ski area.
Zillertal Valley area :
The Zillertal is one of the important winter sports regions in Austria and comprises 4 big ski areas: Fügen-Kaltenbach, Zillertal Arena, Mayrhofen and Tux-Finkenberg. The major ski resorts are Mayrhofen, Zell am Ziller, Tux, Gerlos and Finkenberg. The Hintertux Glacier is Austria’s only year-round ski area.
