Chalet Hotel Stoanerhof
Features
The Stoanerhof offers guests a traditional Austrian
chalet with a great range of facilities and skiing convenience and
has proven to be a popular choice with our guests. There are a
high proportion of guest bedrooms with en suite facilities and also
4 rooms (106, 107, 112 and 113) which are perfect for families or can
be used as individual twin rooms. All rooms are furnished to a very
high standard, still retaining their Austrian charm and include a TV
and telephone, plus many have balconies. The fitness area boasts
2 exercise bikes and a sauna free for guests use. After a great day
on the slopes, guests can enjoy a drink in the bar and gather with
friends in the very traditional Tyrolean snug seating area.
Lower ground floor: Room 100 = double (plus additional single sofa
bed) with shower and WC
• 2 separate WCs • ski room with boot rack
• fitness area with 2 exercise bikes, sauna and multijet shower
Ground floor: Room 101 = 4 poster bed with bath and WC
Room 119 = Austrian twin with shower and WC
• reception with small seating area • bar • restaurant • Tyrolean snug
First floor:
Rooms 102 & 103 = 2 Austrian twins (plus additional double sofa bed)
with shower, WC and balcony
Rooms 104 & 105 = 2 Austrian twins (plus additional single sofa bed)
with shower, WC and balcony
Rooms 106 & 107= 2 Austrian twins with balcony accessed by shared
entrance and share a shower and separate WC
Second floor:
Rooms 108 & 109 = 2 Austrian twins (plus additional double sofa bed)
with shower, WC and balcony
Room 110 = Austrian twin (plus additional single sofa bed) with
shower, separate WC and balcony
Room 111 = Austrian twin with shower, separate WC and balcony
112 = Austrian twin (plus additional single sofa bed) with balcony
113 = Austrian twin with balcony
Rooms 112 & 113 are accessed by shared entrance and share a
shower and separate WC (each room has own lockable door)
Supplements and discounts per person per night: Room 119 add £3 pp/pn.
Room 101 add £4 pp/pn. Room 111 add £5 pp/pn. Room 100 add £3 pp/pn. If
used as triple for 3 adults waive the supplement. If 3rd bed is occupied by a
child aged 2-11 yrs they pay half brochure price. Rooms 102, 103, 104, 105, 108,
109, 110 and 112 as twins add £6.00 pp/pn. If used as triple for 3 adults waive
the supplement (double sofa bed rooms not suitable for 4 adults). If 3rd or 4th
bed is occupied by a child aged 2-11 yrs they pay half brochure price.
Some chalet staff live in.
Location: Ski Lodge Stoanerhof is superbly located within 200 metres
(approx.) of the Ahorn Cable Car and 10 minutes walk (approx.) to
the Penken gondola and the lively Mayrhofen village centre. It is
possible for intermediate and advanced skiers to ski back to the
lodge (in normal snow conditions), and there is a local ski jump
directly in front of the lodge where there are often competitions
being held. The free local ski bus service is 5 minutes walk (approx.)
where guests can hop aboard and travel to the host of other ski
areas available on the Zillertal lift pass, including the famous
Hintertux glacier.
The Ski Lodge Promise. We hereby promise in this Ski Lodge you will enjoy:
- Convenient location for the skiing
- Most rooms en suite with TVs
- A dedicated Snow Concierge to help with all things snow related
- Wellness area to recharge those tired ski legs
- Heated boot racks, ample ski storage and plenty of bench seating
- Free WiFi in communal areas
- Reception service
- Lodge Bar with reasonably priced drinks
- Hearty breakfasts with a cooked option plus pastries or ham and cheese
- No rush! Breakfast available until 10am
- Homemade afternoon tea and cake
- Pre-dinner aperitifs and canapés
- 4 course evening meals with choice of dishes, including a lighter
option, on 6 out of 7 days
- Choice of unlimited superior wine with dinner
- Bath and hand towels (changed midweek) and L’Occitane shower
gel and soap
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.
More Mayrhofen resort information