Hotel Hoheneck
The hotel is perfect for young couples or groups who will enjoy the warm welcome and lively atmosphere, and there is a popular après ski bar downstairs!
- Hotel
- Half Board
- 2 minutes' walk to town centre
- Ski bus stop outside with FREE shuttle service to lifts
- Offering excellent value for money
- Sun terrace
Overview
The Scandi-run Hotel Hoheneck is situated in a central location in the resort of Engelberg, right on the main street and with the ski bus stopping directly outside. There's a laid back and informal atmosphere which combines perfectly with friendly service and decent 3* facilities to provide great value for money, while the hotel bar and terrace is the ideal place to enjoy some après-ski and live music. The hotel offers 47 bedrooms, economy or classical and are comfortably furnished.
Description
Location
Hotel Hoheneck is centrally located in the resort of Engelberg, right on the main street and a short distance from the slopes.
Rooms
All rooms have en-suite facilities, satellite TV, telephone, radio and Wi-fi.
Facilities
- Terrace
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Wi-fi
- Lounge
Meals
Offered on a half board basis, breakfast will include a selection of hot and cold options including cereals, fruit, yogurts, freshly baked breads and pastries, fresh coffee and tea. A freshly prepared evening meal is provided with a good selection of local and internationally inspired dishes.Accommodation Attributes
About Engelberg
Engelberg is a traditional Alpine village, only marginally spoilt by recent developments. It sits in remove from the big resorts and doesn't attract many foreign visitors, in spite of being only 100km from Zurich.
Engelberg offers 82km of marked pistes and possesses one of the biggest vertical descents in the world at 2000m. This is due to its central mountain, Titlis, being one of the highest in central Switzerland (over 3000m). The skiing is somewhat fragmented, existing in 2 parts, while beginners don't really have much to play with. On piste, it is mostly intermediate, but advanced skiers are spoilt with fantastic off-piste. In particular the 'Laub' fulfils these requirements, plunging 1000m off Titlis. The snow is excellent, especially at the top, with some drags left open until June. The village itself is at 1050m, so resort snow can vary.
Engelberg's biggest disadvantage is its isolation, offering no links to any other resorts. It can also experience weekend queues. Off-snow there are plenty of good hotels, restaurants and non-skiing activities to amuse everyone. The nightlife, whilst limited, is great fun, culminating in weekend revelry.
Overall, if you are looking for some challenging skiing and an essentially Swiss skiing environment, Engelberg is a fine choice. Off the beaten track, but with some great attractions.
