Hotel Eberharter

Features

Terrace/Balcony
Bed and breakfast

Enjoying a quiet location 500m from the centre and 1200m from the lift, this homely, family-run bed and breakfast combines attractive accommodation and excellent service with the flexibility of eating out in one of the many restaurants in Mayrhofen. The ski bus stops 100m from the hotel.

Bedrooms: 8. Comfortable twins have bath and balcony. Singles have shower.

Meals: Continental breakfast with ham, cheese and juice served to the table. Guests choosing half board receive a good 3 course dinner with choice of main dish plus salad buffet at the Alpenhotel Kramerwirt.

Facilities: Homely breakfast room, also used for relaxing during the day.

Official Rating: n/a

Mayrhofen Resort Info

Mayrhofen skiing and boarding

Mayrhofen is the largest of the resorts covered by the 'Zillertal Superski' pass, with 101km of runs. The skiing in Mayrhofen itself is on two separate mountains but in 2006-7 a new cable car up to the Ahorn area was opened - making access much quicker and easier. Confident intermediates are best catered for, while better skiers can test their mettle on Penken’s challenging ‘black pistes’ - including the infamous Harakiri slope – while beginners, pleasure-seekers and carving enthusiasts can have the broad, sunny pistes of Ahorn all to themselves. Snowboarders will not find Mayrhofen the best place to learn, but the initiated can revel in the world class Vans Penken Park.

Mayrhofen ski resort

Mayrhofen itself is a town in its own right and therefore perhaps not as quintessentially "alpine" as a lot of Austrian resorts. However, the plethora of accommodation options, restaurants, off-snow activities, bars and nightclubs more than makes up for this. The Mayrhofen clientele is a mixture of young crowds looking for good nightlife and families looking to exploit the excellent child care facilities. Both of these are available and Mayrhofen manages to allow both sorts of holidays with neither group upsetting the other.