Excellent central location, plenty of off-piste activities & full board basis
- Hotel
- Full Board
- 200m to slopes
- 500m to Resort Centre
- Bar & Lounge
- Nightclub
- Spa facilities
- Ski & boot room
- Free wi-fi
Overview
When it comes to location, the Alpenrose is hard to beat. Set right in the heart of Zürs, the hotel sits directly opposite the lifts and nursery slopes, making it easy to maximise your time on the mountain. There’s also a ski bus stop just outside, giving you quick access to neighbouring Lech and the wider Arlberg ski area.
The hotel combines elegant Alpine style with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Relax by the open fireplace in the cosy lounge, enjoy a meal in the traditional mountain-style restaurant, or unwind in the spacious WellFit Spa. For après-ski, the Snow Bar is the perfect place to gather for drinks, while the NITE nightclub keeps the fun going into the early hours. A conveniently located boot room near the lifts makes moving between the slopes and the hotel effortless.
A full-board stay means all your meals are included, and dining is one of the hotel’s standout features. Start the day with an extensive international buffet breakfast, enjoy a varied lunch selection, and round things off with a generous evening buffet featuring seasonal ingredients and flavours from around the world. Afternoon cakes are also included, along with a range of complimentary drinks, including selected wine and beer, making it easy to refuel throughout the day.
Description
Location
5 minutes’ walk to the centre of the resort
2 minutes’ walk to the Trittkopf cable car and nursery slopes
Ski school is based in Lech – can be booked locally on request
2 minutes’ walk to the ski bus stop
Rooms
All rooms are non-smoking and have a flatscreen TV, bathrobes, hairdryer, fridge, telephone and safe.
Double room (approx. 25m²) – sleeps 1-2: Double bed, private shower and WC.
Double room with balcony or terrace (approx. 30m²) – sleeps 1-4 (max 3 adults, or max 3 adults and 1 child up to 14 years): Double bed, double sofa bed in bedroom, private shower, WC and balcony or terrace.
Double room (approx. 30m²) – sleeps 2-4: Double bed, double sofa bed in bedroom, private shower and WC.
Family room – sleeps 2-5 (max 4 adults and 1 child up to 14 years): Double bedroom, double sofa bed and extra single bed when booked for three to five people, private shower or bath and WC.
Cots are available to hire, free of charge, on request.
Facilities
NITE club (10pm – 5am)
gastro-entertainment evenings
weekly gala night with live music
Snow Bar (10am – 1am)
hotel restaurant & lounge with fireplace
WellFit Spa with heated indoor pool, steam bath, sauna and fitness room
extra charge for massages and treatments
boot room with lockers and heated boot rack
free WiFi throughout
lift to all floors
Catering
· hot and cold buffet breakfast · buffet lunch (12.30-2pm) · bistro line (3-5pm) · complimentary afternoon cakes · buffet evening meal (7.30-9pm) · water, soft drinks, tea, coffee, wine and beer included · kids’ menu available · vegetarian/vegan options are available · gluten-free options are available on request – please let us know about any requirements when you book
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…
Alpine Charm
Great Off-Piste
Reliable Snow
Ski In Ski Out
Snow Sure
Child Care
Hang Gliding
Ice Rink
Paragliding
Sauna
Sports Centre
Swimming Pool
Walking Trails
Cross-Country: 4.0
Cross-Country Equipment
Off-Piste Equipment
Ski Doos
Sleigh Rides
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