Hotel Alpenland
The Alpenland is the essence of simplicity and good value in Mayrhofen, ideal if you’re on a budget!
- Hotel
- Self Catering
- Quiet Location, 5 Minutes' Walk From The Centre Of Town
- 6 Minutes' Walk To The Penken & Ahorn Gondolas
- Simple & Comfortable Apartments With Kitchenettes
- Ski Room With Heated Boot Rack
Overview
Description
Location
· 5 minutes' walk to the resort centre · 6 minutes' walk to the Penken and Ahorn gondolas · 2 minutes' walk to the ski bus stop · 6 minutes' walk to the nearest supermarket
Rooms
All apartments have a satellite/cable TV, extra
charge for WiFi (€10 per week), coffee maker and safe, and are
non-smoking. Towels, linen and end-of-stay cleaning are included.
Type B Apartment - sleeps 2-3 (max 2 adults): Austrian twin bedroom, living room with single sofa bed and kitchenette with microwave, two hobs, fridge and dishwasher.
Type C & C1 Apartments - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults): Austrian
twin bedroom, living room with double sofa bed and kitchenette with
oven, four hobs and fridge. Type C apartments with a dishwasher are also
available.
Austrian twin
beds are very common in Central Europe. They’re simply one large bed
frame containing two single mattresses, both with separate duvets and
linen sets, that cannot be separated. Separate twin beds are less common
and can often be head to head beds, rather than side by side, if they
are available.
Facilities
· extra charge for WiFi (€10 per week) · ski room with heated boot rack
NB: The Alpenland does not have a lift
Meals
Offered on a self catered basis, guests will be able to collect provisions from the nearby supermarkets or enjoy sampling the regional and internationally inspired cuisine in one of the many local restaurants
About Mayrhofen
Mayrhofen skiing and boarding
Mayrhofen is the largest of the resorts covered by the 'Zillertal Superski' pass, with 101km of runs locally, and 227km when you include the Hintertux Glacier. There are two distinct ski areas connected to the town itself. The Ahorn mountain is the smaller of the two and caters very well to beginners and early intermediates, the perfect place to learn and improve in your own space. The resort has invested tens of millions in the infrastructure recently, including the replacement of the Pekenbahn. This has meant access to the extensive Penken slopes is quicker and much more comfortable. No more long queues firts thing in the morning! Skiing on the Penken has something for everyone, including Harakiri, Austria's steepest piste!
Further afield, you can travel along the valley to Hintertux and experience the glacier skiing, incuded on the area lift pass. With a year round snow guarantee, this tops off Mayrhofen as one of Austria's top 5 ski destinations.
Mayrhofen ski resort
As a fully fledged town, rather than a seasonal resort, Mayrhofen is large, vibrant and has the kind of extensive facilities that some smaller Austrian destinations can't match. A huge public leisure centre and excellent sports facilities, as well as a cahrming pedestrianised town centre with extensive shopping, eating and drinking options. All combined with excellent transport links and a Tirolean atmosphere that's hard to beat in winter! You're only an hour from Innsbruck which not only makes for a hassle free transfer, but also opens up day trip possibilities - direct trains depart from the station every hour at peak times.
It's easy to see why Mayrhofen is so highly rated, and attracts so many visitors year after year. A must-do for any serious skier.
