Mondi Hotel Bellevue, Bad Gastein

Hotel-run Children's Club


Toni’s Children’s Club

Toni’s Children’s Club at the MONDI Hotel Bellevue offers free activities and childcare for kids aged 3+ years.


Activities:
• Toni’s Children’s Club provides themed activities each week, like table tennis, mountain trips, clown theatre, pirate games and creative workshops.

• There’s a kids’ play area for younger children with a ball pit, slide, small climbing wall and toys.

• Older children can make use of the games room, kitted out with a pool table, table tennis and darts.


Childcare options:

Toni’s Children’s Club is open Monday to Friday. Lunch is not included and will be payable locally.

· self-catering apartments and studios with kitchenette facilities · optional upgrade to bed & breakfast, with a hot and cold buffet breakfast · optional upgrade to half board, with a hot and cold buffet breakfast and buffet evening meal · Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve gala meals are included in half board · vegan/gluten-free options are available on request - please let us know about any requirements when you book

The Gasteinertal area offers around 198km of varied skiing, making it especially appealing for intermediates who want long, satisfying runs and plenty of terrain to explore. Wide, open pistes sit higher up the mountains, while scenic, tree-lined valley descents provide a more relaxed cruising experience back down into the towns. One of the standout challenges is the 10.5km red run from the Hohe Scharte summit, a sustained descent that really rewards confident skiing and stamina.

For beginners, the setup is straightforward and reassuring. Nursery slopes are located right by the gondola, allowing first-timers to ease into skiing close to the village before progressing onto gentle blue runs nearby. This progression works well across the wider ski area, which balances learning-friendly terrain with more demanding long-distance skiing.

Bad Gastein is the most atmospheric of the Gastein resorts, with a long history as a spa destination thanks to its natural thermal springs. The town is set dramatically within a narrow mountain gorge, where snow-covered pines climb the steep slopes and elegant, historic buildings in a Viennese style line the streets. Waterfalls run through the centre of town, adding to its distinctive and slightly theatrical feel. Unlike many Alpine ski villages, Bad Gastein has a more urban character, with larger, grand hotels rather than small chalet-style accommodation.

The atmosphere here is lively and varied. There’s a mix of modern cocktail bars, hotel lounges, and traditional Tyrolean taverns, so evenings can be as relaxed or as social as you want them to be. The spa culture is still a major part of the experience, with thermal baths and wellness centres playing a central role in how many visitors unwind after skiing. It’s a resort where skiing and relaxation are tightly intertwined rather than separate activities.

Beyond the slopes and spas, there’s a strong range of winter activities that give the area extra variety. A giant zipline crosses the gorge for a fast, scenic thrill, while more adventurous visitors can try ice climbing on frozen waterfalls in the surrounding mountains. On flatter ground, ice stock which is Austria’s traditional version of curling and offers a social, easy-to-pick-up activity that fits well with the resort’s relaxed but active feel.