Hotel Steiner
Stylish hotel offering easy access to the slopes & excellent wellness facilities too!
- Hotel
- Full Board
- Spacious bar with lounge area
- Extensive spa area with pool, sauna & hot tub
- Indoor pool & fitness room
- Wi-Fi Available
Overview
Description
Location
In an ideal setting just 150m from the centre of Obertauern and with easy access to the slopes just across the road
Rooms
- 20-23m² ‘Wildsee Classic’ Austrian twins have bath or shower, seating area, are north-facing and can be used for sole occupancy at a supplement
- 27-30m² ‘Seekareck’ Austrian twins can sleep up to 3, have bath or shower, seating area, are south-facing and can be used for sole occupancy at a supplement
- 28-36m² ‘Natur Genuss’ Austrian twins can sleep up to 3, have shower, seating area with sofa bed and are south-facing
- 36m² 'Grünwaldkopf' Austrian twins can sleep up to 3, have bath or shower, seating area with sofa bed and are north-facing
- 40m² Junior suites sleep up to 4, with bath or shower, lounge area with sofa bed, separate WC and are south-facing
- All rooms have bath or shower, telephone, cable TV, radio, safe, hairdryer, bathrobes, slippers and free Wi-Fi
Bedroom Facilities
- Cable or satellite programmes
- Hairdryer
- Radio
- Room safe
- Telephone
Facilities
- Spacious bar with lounge area
- Recently refurbished residents’ restaurant
- Conservatory
- Playrooms for both infants and children
- 1,000m² spa area with indoor pool, whirlpool, steam room, 2 saunas, infrared cabin and gym (Free)
- Beauty treatments, massages and solarium (pay locally)
- Late night spa for adults until 10pm
- The entire hotel is non-smoking
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
- Lift
Meals
- Full board
- Hot and cold buffet breakfast until 10am
- From 10am à la carte breakfast till 12pm
- 3 course lunch buffet from 12-5pm
- 4 course evening meal with choice of 3 main dishes plus salad buffet and cheese selection
- Christmas and New Year gala dinners included
Accommodation Attributes
Accommodation Facilities
About Obertauern
Obertauern is 'a very friendly resort with Austrian charm', according to one visitor. Even though it is mostly a purpose-built village, Obertauern doesn't remind you of the French 1960s concrete monstrosities. It's at high altitude (1740m) and often provides excellent snow, so queues can build up when lower resorts have limited snow cover. There are 120km of pistes, but only a 600m vertical drop. As a result, there isn't a great variety of terrain for experts and better intermediates, but beginners and lower intermediates will flourish. Added to that are a great ski school, decent lift links to the skiing on both sides of the town and good slope maintenance - this is an excellent place to learn and improve. There's also scope for plenty of off-piste, so better skiers and boarders aren't completely neglected.
Off the slopes, things are reasonable, with a wide variety of accommodation, most of which is hotel-based. The same goes for eating out, with the majority of restaurants located in hotels. Après-ski is friendly and relaxed, if that's to your tastes, but there is also a more hectic side, with busy bars and clubs. Non-skiers won't find too much to do during the days. Overall, Obertauern is one of Austria's top five winter venues, best suited to families, as well as those looking for decent skiing and nightlife.