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Tirolerhaus
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Chalet Tirolerhaus
Features
- Sleeps 28 - 32
- Fireplace
- Catered chalet
Location:
• 3 minutes walk to Nasserein ski lift • 10 minutes walk to resort centre
Rooms - sleeps 28-32 (room numbers in brackets):
Lower Ground Floor:
WC, sauna, shower and relaxation area, plus the ski and boot room
Ground Floor:
Comfortable lounge and separate dining area
First floor:
Two twin rooms with twin beds, private bath (with shower attachment), WC and balcony (11&15)
Two twin rooms with Austrian twin beds, private shower, WC and balcony (12&17)
Two triple rooms with Austrian twin beds and single sofa bed, private shower, WC (16) and balcony (14)
One twin room with Austrian twin beds, private shower and WC. (18)
Second floor:
One twin room with twin beds, private bath and WC (21)
Two twin rooms with Austrian twin beds, private shower, WC and balcony (22&27)
Two triple rooms with Austrian twin beds and single sofa bed, private shower and WC (24&26)
One twin room with twin beds, private bath (with shower attachment), WC and balcony (25)
One twin rooom with Austrian twin beds, private shower and WC (28)
Facilities:
• Sauna and relaxation area • separate lounge • TV and DVD player • large dining area • services of chalet hosts • 14 bedrooms • Free WiFi in public areas.
Meals:
• hearty breakfast with one cooked option (6 mornings a week) • afternoon tea with home-made cakes • pre-dinner canapés and drinks • 3 course evening meals (6 evenings a week) • selection of wines with dinner • cheeseboard, fresh coffee and a glass of port after dinner • early children's suppers available
Breakfast and dinner will be served on 6 out of 7 days and a continental breakfast will be left out on 1 morning.
NB: The chalet has no lift.
The road up to the Chalet Tirolerhaus is narrow, meaning the coach has
limited access to it. Therefore, the coach will drop you at the end of
the road, where you’ll have a short 1-minute walk, with your luggage, to
the entrance to the hotel. Make sure you wear some sturdy shoes and
warm clothing – it can get a bit snowy underfoot.
St Anton Resort Info
Famous for its awesome skiing and equally awesome après ski, St Anton is mostly an experts' resort, with its serious off-piste, moguls and powder. St Anton's pistes tend to be undergraded, however, with first-class guiding and instruction the mountain can be enjoyed by most levels, apart, perhaps, from very beginners.
Although St Anton doesn't quite match the chocolate box reputation of other Austrian resorts, it does offer an exceptional range of après-ski, with bars and clubs galore. Restaurants can be a bit hit and miss, but as most of St Anton's visitors just want to get on with the party, a quick snack is all that's required. Off-snow activites are a little thin on the ground, although you can always jump on a train and explore Innsbruck which is only one hour away.
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