Hotel Hofer
Features
The Club Hotel Hofer is situated between the resort centre and the Kitzbühlerhorn lifts just a few minutes' walk from the bustle and activity of the resort centre. The Hofer has a friendly, traditional Austrian atmosphere and offers high standards of service and cuisine. The hotel also has its own bar - the perfect place to relax and unwind after a hard day on the slopes.
Accommodation
Rooms for 2 people sharing a twin room with private shower and wc. Larger rooms for 3 or 4 people and rooms with bath and balcony are available for a supplement. Rooms sleeping 3 or 4 consist of an Austrian twin plus double or single sofa beds. RMS 107 & 217 are suitable for 2 adults and 2 children only. Children are welcome all season.
Club Hotel for 48-59: The ground floor has a cosy bar and lounge area, a sauna and dining room. The hotel bedrooms vary in size and are all individually decorated with a traditional Tirolean theme. Bedrooms are situated over 4 floors including the ground floor.
The hotel has no lift.
Please note: Rooms 101, 111, 107, 223 & 217 sleep max. 2 adults & 2 children.
Facilities
Resort centre 2 minutes' walk
Kitzbühelerhorn lifts 5 minutes' walk and Hahnenkamm lifts 10 minutes' walk
Ski bus stop 1 minute's walk
Kitzbühel Resort Info
Every keen skier has heard of Kitzbuhel and its famous Hahnenkamm downhill run. So what else can we tell you? It has its own 158km of runs, but nearly 700km if you include all the associated 'Kitzbuheler Alpen' resorts. The resort also offers a huge range of attractions - lots of cross-country, reasonable boarder facilities (but lots of draglifts), great intermediate and expert skiing, plenty of off-piste including challenging moguls for better skiers, a wide variety of terrain and slopes, great nightlife, accommodation for all budgets, excellent restaurants on and off the snow, short transfers and attractive buildings.
Of course there are a few disadvantages, some of which can slightly undermine the skiing/boarding. The snow record is poor and low altitude pistes, even with loads of snowmaking, can suffer. Because Kitzbuhel is so well-known, there can be long queues and crowds, even though lifts have been updated. Advanced skiers don't have much tough terrain. Kids don't get a great deal to play with, as non-skiing children have no kindergarten.
Finally, the resort itself is a bit of a sprawler and access to the slopes is inconvenient, even though the bus service is free and efficient. It's worth checking the location of your destination before you book.
Overall, Kitzbuhel still offers plenty of magic and, even if the total ski experience has a few stumbling blocks, there is always the town to play in…
More Kitzbühel resort information