Hotel Alpina, Obergurgl

Family Facilities

Free child supervision with lunch for children from 3 years (Sun-Fri from 9am-9pm)

Children's Land with Wall Games, Table Football, Painting, Bouldering Wall, Labryinth Table, Magnetic Game and 350m² Play Area

Small child's area including rocking animals, crawling corner, soft walls, play podium, lego building, slide tower & toy shop with doll kitchen

Games room with billiard, table tennis, interactive games, monopoly, twister & playbarry gaming computer


Early child meals available from 5:45pm

Cots & linen

· hot and cold buffet breakfast · sparkling wine breakfast on Sunday · daily afternoon savoury snacks and cake buffet (3-5pm) · 4-course evening meals with choice of main course and daily salad and cheese buffets · weekly 6-course gala dinner · Christmas and New Year's Eve gala dinners included



Please note


This hotel can't cater for dietary requests.

Drinks are not included.

Smart/casual dress required in dining room.

Jacket and tie required for Christmas and New Year Gala meals.

If you want to sit together at mealtimes with someone travelling on a separate booking, please note this at the time of booking.

Free tap water with meals.

Perched at 1,930 metres above sea level, Obergurgl is one of the highest villages in the Alps, making it a fantastic choice for reliable snow throughout the ski season. The slopes cater to all abilities, with gentle nursery areas for beginners, scenic tree-lined runs and wide-open pistes that are ideal for confident cruisers. First-timers are in good hands thanks to the excellent local ski school, while younger skiers can enjoy fun slopes and mini jumps in the snow park.

Long before ski lifts arrived, Obergurgl was a thriving mountain village, and its centuries-old history is still evident today. An elegant 18th-century church and charming wooden buildings give the resort an authentic Alpine character. Accommodation is centred around high-quality hotels, many offering excellent facilities such as swimming pools and children's playrooms, with most located just a short walk from the lifts. Evenings are typically relaxed, with cosy dinners and drinks by the fire setting the tone. For those looking to experience the resort's famous après-ski scene, the Nederhütte bar is the place to be, where a lively house band takes to the stage each afternoon from 4pm, playing crowd-pleasing rock classics.

When you're ready for a break from skiing, there are plenty of other ways to enjoy the mountains. Visit the horse riding centre at Edelweiss & Gurgl and saddle up for a session in the indoor arena – a fun and memorable change of pace.