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This is a big, family-run hotel with great facilities and a real focus on wellness. It's is located in the Schuttdorf part of Zell am See south with its own vibrant apres ski scene and nightlife or you can walk to the cobbled centre of Zell am See takes around 20 minutes. Alternative it is 5 minutes on the train from the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn station which is just 50m away from the hotel or the Schüttdorf Tischlerhäusl train station that is 100m away. Likewise to get to the slopes you can get a train into central Zell am See or 1 minute in the other direction takes you to the Areitbahn ski lift. If you do not want to walk to either train station there's also a ski bus that'll pick you up from right outside the hotel and take you into Zell, and to the slopes too or to the Areitbahn. When it comes to the décor, think modern alpine style. There are comfy sofas, log-burning fires and chairs that hang from the ceiling in the lobby and bar, and wood-panelled walls, cow print benches and tartan bedspreads in the bedrooms. Looking for some me-time? The spa area's got heated indoor and outdoor pools that are perfect for a post-ski swim, as well as a sauna, steam room and loungers. The restaurant here prides itself on serving up fresh, locally-sourced food, with a real focus on healthy dishes. There's a hot and cold buffet breakfast each morning, as well as a 6-course evening meal where you'll tuck into seasonal, regional classics. Veggie and vegan options are always available, and they can sort gluten-free options too – just ask. After dinner, why not hit the games room and go head-to-head with a round of pool, table football or darts. Ready, set, match.
This is a big, family-run hotel with great facilities and a real focus on wellness. It's is located in the Schuttdorf part of Zell am See south with its own vibrant apres ski scene and nightlife or you can walk to the cobbled centre of Zell am See takes around 20 minutes. Alternative it is 5 minutes on the train from the Pinzgauer Lokalbahn station which is just 50m away from the hotel or the Schüttdorf Tischlerhäusl train station that is 100m away.
Likewise to get to the slopes you can get a train into central Zell am See or 1 minute in the other direction takes you to the Areitbahn ski lift. If you do not want to walk to either train station there's also a ski bus that'll pick you up from right outside the hotel and take you into Zell, and to the slopes too or to the Areitbahn.
When it comes to the décor, think modern alpine style. There are comfy sofas, log-burning fires and chairs that hang from the ceiling in the lobby and bar, and wood-panelled walls, cow print benches and tartan bedspreads in the bedrooms. Looking for some me-time? The spa area's got heated indoor and outdoor pools that are perfect for a post-ski swim, as well as a sauna, steam room and loungers.
The restaurant here prides itself on serving up fresh, locally-sourced food, with a real focus on healthy dishes. There's a hot and cold buffet breakfast each morning, as well as a 6-course evening meal where you'll tuck into seasonal, regional classics. Veggie and vegan options are always available, and they can sort gluten-free options too – just ask. After dinner, why not hit the games room and go head-to-head with a round of pool, table football or darts. Ready, set, match.
• WiFi
• 900m from ski lifts
• 50m to the train station
• 10m from Ski Bus
• Just 1 minute on the train to get to the ski lifts
• Heated indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, steam room and fitness room
• Games room with pool, table football, board games and darts
• Hotel-run kids' club for children aged 3-8
• Ski room with heated boot rack
• Bar
• Restaurant
All rooms are non-smoking and have a TV, telephone, fridge, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer and safe, as well as tea and coffee-making facilities.
Twin room - sleeps 1-4 (max 3 adults or 3 adults and 1 child up to 15 years): Austrian twin beds, extra sofa bed in bedroom when booked for three or four, private shower, WC and French balcony.
Austrian twin beds: One large bed frame containing two single mattresses, each with their own bedding.
B&B or Half Board
· hot and cold buffet breakfast · 6-course evening meal with salad, soup, cheese and dessert buffets · Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve gala meals included · vegan and vegetarian options available · gluten-free options available on request
Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.
Zell am See is a snow sure and rustic little Austrian village, located on the shores of Lake Zell and offer spectacular scenery. Not only is it famous for its outstanding natural beauty it befits form a short transfer from Salzburg, and has long been a favorite ski holiday destination keen skiers and families.
Zell am See is linked to Kaprun and is part of the Europa Sports Region. This ski area is home to the famous Kitsteinhorn Glacier that stands at an eye watering 3,203m. Zell am See is a glacier resort and here it is possible to ski 365 days a year, so whenever you decide to book, snow is guaranteed!
Newly opened for the 2019/2020 season, the link over to Saalbach-Hinterglemm creates even more skiing given access to a huge 408km of piste if you buy the Alpin Card Lift Pass
Whatever type of ski holiday you want, we have a wide choice of winter Zell am See ski holiday packages to choose from where you can fly form your local regional airport.
This charming ski resort is a famous all year round holiday hotspot and benefits from a vibrant atmosphere with many bars, shops and restaurants to choose form. Mount Schittenhöhe is located right in the center of town is said to be Austria’s most beautiful mountain so the skiing is never far away.
During the cold winter months lake Zell can freeze over, making it possible to walk from one side to another. For the more adventurous the frozen lake allows other winter sports such as curling, ice-skating and ice driving fancy a go?
This resort really is a perfect destination for families and couples looking for something a little different; browse our fantastic range of Zell am See hotels or Please call our experts on 0203 7780 123 to see what Zell am See can offer you.
Zell am See is linked to Kaprun forming the Europa Sports Region, and ha also recently be linked up with Saalbach-Hinterglemm and offers ski holidays in some of the most spectacular scenery in the whole of the Alps. With the link to Saalbach-Hinterglemm the ski area now offers over 400km of piste. The Kitsteinhorn Glacier stands at a mighty 3,203m and has glacial skiing all year round so there is guaranteed snow. With Mount Schittenhöhe located in the center of town you are never to far from the slopes and with its short transfer from Salzburg it really is a perfect choice for your winter holiday.
This resort has some great skiing for first timers and children; the best areas are up the Sonnenalm cable cars where there is some easy blues. Or try the City Xpress where there are some outstanding views.
There are some nice wide red runs and on the Sonnenalm; or you can try the Hirschkogel lift over to the Areit side, here you can enjoy the long Schüttabfahrt piste down to Schüttdorf. Mount Schittenhöhe also befits from having many tree-lined slopes.
Zell am See has a great reputation for its long and medium steep slopes through the forest and is featured on the World Cup circuit. If this is not enough for you if you buy the Alipn Card ski pass allowing you to also ski in the nearby resorts of Saalbach & Hinterglemm and access a total of 408km of amazing piste skiing.
Snowboarders will enjoy the wide blue and red runs on the Sonnenalm and the Snow Park on the Schmitten.
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The perfect way to finish a hard day on the slopes is après ski and there are no shortage of Zell am See après bars to choose from. Popular choices include Pavillon, Lederhosen, Schnaps-Hans and the Crazy Daisy where the party mood never stops. It is claimed that Schnaps-Hans Bar offer some of the best après ski in the Alps but why not check it out for yourself and make up your own mind.
If you prefer something quitter you can enjoy Austrian specialties such as mulled wine and “Kasnocken” in one of the rustic ski huts. These huts can offer great views perfect for the romantic.
Part of the Europa Sports ski area
