Ideal if you're looking to explore Ischgl on a budget and with the added benefit of a sauna and steam room too!
- Hotel
- Bed and Breakfast
- Convenient location
- Sauna, steam room and relaxation area
- Free WiFi in whole hotel
Overview
Description
Location
· 3 minutes' walk to the Pardatschgratbahn ski lift ·
less than 3 minutes' walk to ski bus stop · 4 minutes' walk to the
centre of Ischgl
Rooms
All rooms have a hairdryer, flatscreen TV and safe. Separate twin beds and single rooms are available on request.
Twin Room - sleeps 2: Austrian twin beds, private shower and WC
Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Austrian twin beds, extra single bed on request, private shower and WC.
Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Superior room with Austrian twin beds, extra single bed, private shower and WC.
Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2: Superior room with Box spring bed, private shower and WC.
Austrian twin beds
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.
NB: Extra bed cannot be guaranteed if not booked. Additional separate beds on request.
Facilities
· free WiFi · non-smoking breakfast room · sauna, steam room and relaxation area · extra charge for whirlpool · 13 bedrooms
Meals
· buffet breakfast
Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.
NB: This hotel does not have a lift.
About Ischgl
Ischgl, set in the beautiful Paznau Valley, offers some of the best skiing that Austria has. It also provides a link into Switzerland at Samnaun for tax free shopping (take your passport). It is a lovely Tyrolean village that has high altitude and good snow, an excellent lift system and great higher intermediate skiing and boarding. There are 200km of runs, with a bus link to Galtur for a further 65km.
Beginners will have to take a lift up and back to Idalp to access the easier slopes and these can get very busy during the day. Experts also have a few problems with limited challenging stuff, although there is some great powder when the snow is good. Also, while there are two runs back to town, they are both tough reds and do get very cut up in the afternoon. Boarders have been welcomed at Ischgl for over 15 years and the terrain is great for them. There is also a big half-pipe and a highly-rated specialist park.
New lifts have markedly reduced lift queues to the slopes, while the village has a largely traffic-free centre. It is an attractive place, although expensive, with a good selection of accommodation, hotels and some lively après-ski, favoured by Germans and Scandinavians. There is a reasonable range of non-skiing opportunities including shopping (see Samnaun).
Overall, Ischgl is one of the best of the Austrian resorts, particularly for better intermediates and boarders. It's expensive, but an ace choice if you want to sample an Austrian holiday at its finest.
