Hotel Austria

About Hotel Austria

This family-run hotel is of a very high standard with both modern and traditional décor. The hotel is approximately 10 minutes walk from the centre of Hinterglemm and a few minutes’ walk from the Mitteregglift.

When there is good snow cover it may be possible to ski back to the hotel. Most groups start their week at the main lifts in Hinterglemm and then cover different parts of the mountain according to their ability.

There is also a bus stop close by from which the free ski bus can take you towards Saalbach or Hinterglemm.

Breakfast and evening meals with a salad buffet are served in the large dining room. Packed lunches are taken up to the slopes.

Accommodation

The hotel has 67 rooms and can accommodate up to 130 guests.

Students sleep mainly in 2 – 6 bedded rooms and accompanying teachers are in 2 – 4 bedded rooms.

All rooms are non-smoking and have en suite facilities and televisions. The majority of rooms also have a balcony and hairdryers. Towels are provided.

You may be charged a damage deposit on arrival.

Facilities

Reception
Bar in the hotel lobby
Traditionally furnished Stüberl
Large cellar bar for evening entertainments
Internet access
Sauna (for adults only)
Wellness centre
Heated ski and boot room
Lockers in boot room (one per room)
Coach parking next to the hotel
Safe at reception

Facts about Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Inclusive lift pass: 6 day whole area pass covering all lifts in Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang, Zell-am-See & Kaprun
Lifts to: 2096m
Total number of lifts: 70
Marked pistes: 270km
Longest run: 7.5km
Ski bus included: Yes
Lift pass photo required: No
Snow cannon coverage: Snow making is available, on 180km of ski runs, with 452 snow cannons

Travel

By coach: Friday departure. Journey time from Calais approx. 16 hours.
By air: Flights to Munich, transfer to resort 3 hours.

Ski Runs at Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Blue runs: 140
Red runs: 112
Black runs: 18

Intermediates will enjoy the beautiful tree-lined pistes on both sides of the valley and the open snowfields above Hinterglemm. Experts will find some steep and bumpy challenges, especially on the formidable Zwölfer run from the top of Hinterglemm at almost 2000 metres down to the bottom of the valley. Meanwhile, for beginners the nursery slopes are close to both village centres, with a range of good, easy runs higher up.

Download Piste Map

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Après-ski at Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Thermal baths: Kaprun
Swimming: Zell am See
Ice skating: Hinterglemm/ Zell am See
Bowling: Saalbach/Kaprun
Shops/Cafés: Saalbach
Ice hockey match (to watch): Zell am See
Pizza night: Saalbach and Zell am See
Curling: Hinterglemm
Ice cream night: Hinterglemm/Zell am See
Ski show: Kaprun
Llama trekking: Kaprun
Disco: Saalbach / Zell am See