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• Short walk to the resort centre and Giggijochbahn. • Get toasty post-piste in the heated pool and sauna. • Traditional Tyrolean dishes. Tucked between the river and the foot of the mountain, the views of the valley from Hotel Sunny Sölden are hard to beat. This peaceful corner doesn’t come at the cost of après fun, though. Sölden’s centre, with its cafes, restaurants and fabled nightlife, is only a 6-minute stroll away – so a swift shift from rustic huts to tabletop struts. It’s just as quick to hit the slopes too. After a leisurely amble along the river, the Giggijochbahn gondola’s just across the footbridge – easy to reach in a matter of minutes. At the top you’ll find some gentle, beginner-friendly runs, as well as the Silberbrünnl chairlift, your first step to zigzagging your way across the Sölden ski area. When the time comes to hang up your skis for the night, Sunny has a few luxuries to welcome you back. A visit to the spa will have you relaxing and ready for more skiing in no time. You’ve a choice of saunas, as well as a heated pool and, for a bit extra, you can even treat yourself to a massage. Before trotting to the bar for an aperitif, you might want to pay a visit to Specki and Velentina – Sunny’s resident piglets. They love a cuddle and are super popular with visitors, making the hotel Sölden’s prime spot for swining and dining.
• Short walk to the resort centre and Giggijochbahn.
• Get toasty post-piste in the heated pool and sauna.
• Traditional Tyrolean dishes.
Tucked between the river and the foot of the mountain, the views of the valley from Hotel Sunny Sölden are hard to beat. This peaceful corner doesn’t come at the cost of après fun, though. Sölden’s centre, with its cafes, restaurants and fabled nightlife, is only a 6-minute stroll away – so a swift shift from rustic huts to tabletop struts.
It’s just as quick to hit the slopes too. After a leisurely amble along the river, the Giggijochbahn gondola’s just across the footbridge – easy to reach in a matter of minutes. At the top you’ll find some gentle, beginner-friendly runs, as well as the Silberbrünnl chairlift, your first step to zigzagging your way across the Sölden ski area.
When the time comes to hang up your skis for the night, Sunny has a few luxuries to welcome you back. A visit to the spa will have you relaxing and ready for more skiing in no time. You’ve a choice of saunas, as well as a heated pool and, for a bit extra, you can even treat yourself to a massage. Before trotting to the bar for an aperitif, you might want to pay a visit to Specki and Velentina – Sunny’s resident piglets. They love a cuddle and are super popular with visitors, making the hotel Sölden’s prime spot for swining and dining.
• 6 minutes’ walk to the centre of Sölden
• 6 minutes’ walk to the Giggijochbahn gondola
• 15 minutes’ walk to the Zentrum shuttle lift
• Access to the ski school meeting point via either the Giggijochbahn gondola or Zentrum shuttle lift
• 6 minutes’ walk to the ski bus stop
• Bar
• Lounge
• Sun terrace
• Indoor pool
• Finnish sauna
• Organic sauna
• Infrared cabin
• Steam room
• Fitness room
• Extra charge for massages
• Kid’s play area
• Ski room with heated boot rack
• Free WiFi
• Lift to all floors
All rooms are non-smoking and have a TV, telephone, safe, minibar, bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer.
Twin room (approx. 22m²) - sleeps 1-2: Austrian twin bed, private bath or shower and WC.
Twin room (approx. 30m²) - sleeps 1-3: Twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.
Family room (approx. 50m²) - sleeps 1-4: Austrian twin bed, two single beds, private bath or shower and WC.
Suite (approx. 70m²) - sleeps 1-6: Austrian twin beds, double sofa-bed in living room, private bath or shower and WC.
Cots are available, free upon request.
Half Board:
• Hot and cold breakfast buffet
• 4-course evening meal
• Vegetarian options are available
• Vegan and gluten-free options are available on request
NB Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.
Guaranteed snow, top quality skiing, stunning scenery and a short transfer. What more could you want from a ski resort and ski holidays in Solden offer you all of these. There are 3 peaks that are all over 3000m within the Solden ski area as well as access to 2 glaciers. There is a good spread of blue red and black runs. The transfer from Innsbruck is only 1 hours 45 minutes and the surrounding area (Otz Valley) is beautiful.
Anyone who knows Austrian ski resorts will know that the après ski is taken very seriously and Solden definitely follows suite. It is also a resort that is renowned for nightlife so you will never be short of anything to do in the evenings. There are plenty of bars and nightclubs to choose from as well as loads of venues with live music. If you want to ski in the day and party into the night then you have started looking in the right place if it is skiing holidays in Solden that you are thinking about.
Great for skiers and snowboarders alike, Solden is a ski resort that strives to have everything for everyone and succeeds very well. This philosophy is epitomised by the slogan of the resort, 'Think big, think Solden'. You name it and Solden pretty much has it. Amazing off piste, fantastic snow record, and a brilliant snow park. In short the Solden skiing experience is definitely one to be experienced no matter what level of skiing or snowboarding you and the rest of your party are at.
As well as offering something for all tastes, the skiing in Solden also offers a good variety of piste for skiers of all standards. Beginners have an area area well suited to leaning to ski whilst there is loads of terrain for intermediates and plenty of adventures runs and routes to be found by advanced skiers.
The beginners area is now easily accessed by the the new Zentrum Shuttle that takes beginners straight to the nursery slopes of Innerwald. Once you have got your confidence together and have perfected your turns beginners can then move on the the gentle slopes at the top of the Giggijoch which will give you a real feel of being up in the mountains rather than just skiing on the slopes close to the village.
There is an abundance of intermediate skiing in Solden with well over 100km of blue and red runs that can be skied. Those adventurous intimidates amongst you will no doubt want to take on the "Big 3 Tour", a signposted tour which covers the 3 main peaks which all tower above 3000m. During the course of the ski you will cover roughly 10,000m in altitude. The 15km descent from Schwarze Schneide to Gaislachkogl is serious challenge and a real test of stamina for any intermediate skier.
With 150km of piste, loads of off piste as well as a world class snowpark the is plenty of advanced skiing in Solden for the experts within your party. Had to the sleep and tough black runs of Hainbachjoch and Schwarzogl for a really challenge. Those who want to venture further afield can even do a ski away day in Obergurgl which is just a little further up the valley from Solden (a small upgrade is required on your lift pass).
When it comes to off piste skiing its all about getting fresh tracks and given that Solden is such a party town you will often find that the party goers of the night before won't get out and onto the slopes until well after first lifts. Take an early night and head out early I front of the crowds. The Wasserkar area has the most easily accessible off piste and
Gaislachkogl peak has some of the best off piste skiing Solden has to offer.
Solden has become a real Mecca for snowboarders and freestyle skiers and people travel from far and wide for their snowboarding holidays in Solden. What Tignes and Les Deux Alpes are to the French Alps, Solden is the to he Austrian Alps, with plenty of night night activity as well as on and off piste activity during the day. As mentioned in the 'Off Piste Skiing in Solden' section of the site, there is plenty of terrain for free riding and there is also a fantastic snow park with 8 kickers of various sizes and load of jibs such as jib cans, wall rides rails and boxes. Simply put, you will love snowboarding in Solden, we are sure of it!
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As you may well have read else where on the iSki site, Austrian ski resorts are all about après ski and Solden is no different. With roughly 45 lively après ski bars it's almost impossible not to somewhere to stop for a drink.
Most of the après ski in Solden begins in the mountain many of which are located at Gampe Alm and then heads in the direction of the other après ski bars. 'Phillips', one of the main apres ski venues is a huge venue with both indoor and outdoor areas which is located at the footy of the t-bar next to Ausserwald.
The nightlife and partying then continues in the village centre throughout the evening and on to the early hours. There are a few late night venues that tend to have scantily glad ladies serving the drinks and dancing on tables so depending on your views on such establishments these could either be ones to avoid or ones to frequent. Either way there is an abundance of nightlife in Solden and no matter what type of late night entertainment you are after, Solden is sure to have it.
Sleigh rides, winter walking paths, paragliding, toboggan run, ice skating, leisure complex with swimming pool, sauna, steam room, infrared cabin, jacuzzi, indoor tennis.
