A superb blend of alpine charm and comfort ran by a friendly team. Well located, situated in town and only a 2 minute walk to the ski lift.
- Hotel
- Half Board
- Well located hotel
- Sauna and steam room
Overview
The Hotel Valluga is located in the resort centre and just a few minutes walk to the ski lifts in Zurs. Friendliness and hospitality is very important to the team here who will make sure your stay is memorable. Relax with a drink after your evening meal in the lounge in front of the roaring open fire.
Description
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- Located in the resort centre - just a few minutes walk to the ski lifts.
- Small hotel with friendly service and excellent cuisine.
- Sauna, steam room and cold air grotto.
- Bar and large lounge with open fireplace, sun terrace.
- Free WiFi.
Location
• in resort centre • 2 minute walk to Zürsersee lift • 5 minute walk to ski school • ski bus stops outside
Rooms
for 2 people on half board sharing a room with separate beds, private shower and WC. Larger rooms and junior suites sleeping up to 3 people are also available at a supplement. All bedrooms have separate WC, hairdryer, bathrobes and cable TV.
Facilities
• sauna, steam room and cold air grotto • extra charge for solarium • bar and large lounge area with open fireplace • sun terrace • lift
Meals
• hot and cold buffet breakfast • 4 course evening meals with choice of main course
About Zürs
Forget Lech and St Anton. This is the exclusive spot of Austrian skiing - and it's nowhere near as showy. This is understated wealth. Posh hotels, top restaurants and restrained nightlife. Even the ski school is exclusive, since most instructors are hired privately or by the same clients each year. There is beautiful scenery, although the village of Zürs doesn't have quite the same charm as Lech. To maintain pristine slopes (and just a touch of exclusivity), only 14,000 skiers are allowed on the slopes at any one time. That's about the combined total of all of Lech and Zürs' residents, so no riff-raff, please…
The skiing is extensive - 110km locally, with another 150km provided by the 'Arlberg Ski' pass (this gives additional access to St. Anton and St. Christoph). Snow reliability is superb, while the skiing is mostly for intermediates. Experts have plenty of off-piste and there are better tough runs in Zürs than Lech. Beginners have good nursery slopes, but the other terrain is challenging – Zürs is not really the best place for skiers to learn. Boarders might suggest a few improvements for the nightlife, but this is a great spot for them to learn and improve.
Overall, Zürs is an even posher enclave within an already posh area. Lech has allowed itself into the package holiday brochures - Zürs wouldn't dream of it…
