All-inclusive including drinks daily from 8am to midnight.

Hot and cold buffet breakfast until 10am and late riser continental breakfast until noon.

Hot and cold lunch buffet from noon to 5pm.

Hot and cold canapés and snacks at the bar from 5pm to midnight.

Evening meal is served from 6pm to 9pm and will be either a Gourmet Buffet or Five Course meal with choice of main. (Vegetarian options available)

Drinks included from 8am to midnight with an extensive choice of Austrian and international wines, draft beers, branded spirits, Prosecco and sparkling wine, various schnapps, long drinks, cocktails, tea, coffee and soft drinks.

Six-course Christmas and New Year Eve gala dinner included. Gala dinner dance with live music and bottle of Champagne for New Year Eve. 

Special diets are available on a request basis. Catering for dietary allergies will need to be checked before booking. Vegan meals are not available.

Saalbach-Hinterglemm, like Ischgl, is one of the biggest lift-linked resorts in Austria, with 200km of runs. It combines an attractive Austrian village with the convenience (excellent lift links and good piste maintenance) of French resorts. There is skiing/boarding for all abilities, particularly better intermediates. For advanced skiers, there is slightly less appeal, with limited expert-only terrain (the Glemm Valley is an exception). There is an excellent ski school and good nursery slopes for beginners. But, as with many of the pistes, they are south-facing - receiving a lot of sun and marginally poorer snow conditions. The other runs favour second weekers rather than absolute beginners. Boarders are spoilt, with 13km of boarders-only pistes, as well as a specialist park and half-pipe. For kids, facilities are better at Hinterglemm.

Saalbach-Hinterglemm has top après-ski and nightlife, although it can get rather rowdy with hordes of young Dutch, Brits, Scandinavians and Germans flooding the villages' bars and clubs. Saalbach and Hinterglemm are 4km apart, with the former being the more attractive and traditional, as well as being traffic-free. Both offer slope-side accommodation, while the cuisine tends to be largely local. Mountain restaurants are varied and enjoyable and, because there is plenty of sun, they tend to attract the 'tan merchants' en masse. As for other things to do besides skiing, there are usually weekly competitions and ski/boarding demonstrations to watch, but beyond that not much. Unless you like bars and clubs…

Overall, Saalbach-Hinterglemm is a top Austrian destination that has good skiing, a traditional village and fun après-ski.