Luxurious yet cosy is the best way to describe the mountain chalets at the Sporer Alm in the Zillertal Valley. There are four chalets in total. Highlights include a traditional tiled stove for heating in winter, a private sauna and an outdoor whirlpool as well as a heated natural swimming pool. The chalets are an excellent base camp from which to explore the ski pistes and hiking trails of the Zillertal Arena.
The charming Gränobel Chalets in the Tannheimer Tal Valley feature an open fire, private sauna and outdoor whirlpool with fabulous views of the surrounding mountains.
Single travellers, couples and families will all find the right solution for their needs at the Hygna Chalets in the Alpbachtal Valley. All in all there are eleven buildings combining the charm of a traditional Tirolean hut with the luxury of a modern chalet complex.
Real holiday-on-the-farm experiences and adventures for children of all ages await at the Farm Resort Geislerhof in the Zillertal Valley featuring lots of highlights for all the family including a spa area for adults.
The Ufogel is an architectural highlight in its own right and a fascinating place to spend the night while holidaying in East Tirol. Made almost entirely from larch wood, it offers guests a mixture of creature-comforts luxury and back-to-nature experience.
What better way to warm up after a long day out and about in the mountains than with a visit to the private spa and outdoor whirlpool? Or maybe a glass of wine on the terrace overlooking the mountains? Both options are available to guests staying at the Wachterhof Chalets & Apartments.
A luxurious chalet or a curious treehouse? It’s up to you! Whichever option you choose, you can be sure of a relaxing and enjoyable stay at the HochLeger Chalet Refugium with its spa area, excellent food and stunning surroundings.
Located at the foot of the Steinplatte mountains in the Kitzbühel Alps, couples, friends and families will love the Alpegg Chalets. Highlights include a sauna, a wooden barrel for bathing, a whirlpool and even a biotope.
Situated directly next to the ski slopes and on the walking trail between Fiss and Ladis, the TyroLadis Family Relax Chalets in the family-friendly region of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis has four traditional wooden chalets with an open fireplace, sauna and infrared cabin.
Once a simple farmstead, today a four-star hotel with six exclusive chalets – the Grosslehen Hotel & Chalets in Fieberbrunn is a mixture of traditional and modern elements. Guests staying in one of the chalets can look forward to total peace and quiet combined with the comfort and convenience of a hotel.
Nine chalets, each enjoying a quiet location, make up the Benglerwald Berg Chaletdorf in the Lechtal Valley. Constructed in traditional alpine style, they offer a sauna with fine mountain views, an outdoor whirlpool, a jungle-rain shower. Some chalets even have a free-standing bathtub.
Rustic design meets modern luxury at the adults-only LaPosch. The 16 chalets on offer have in some cases their own chalet pool, a massage area, a natural swimming pool and all the services and conveniences you would expect from a hotel.
Keep your eyes open for this exceptional piece of architecture in East Tirol. Inspired by North American teepees combined with the peaks of the surrounding mountains, these “tichas” in Collis Hills stand at the foot of the mighty Großglockner, Austria’s highest mountain, and are a unique way of spending the night.
Bath tubs carved out of rock, bedrooms made from pine wood, snug rooms with traditional tiled stoves, a separate sauna for each chalet and a hot tub outside – the four Schrofen Chalets in Jungholz in the Tannheimer Tal Valley offer all mod-cons as well as fabulous views of the Sorgschrofen mountain which gives them their name.
Located in a peaceful and idyllic spot within the Hohe Tauern National Park, the Chalets Santer are self-catering chalets with a minimalist design and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
A chalet or alpine hut is a holiday home in the mountains that reflects the alpine style of the region. From a simple alpine hut to a luxurious chalet, what these holiday homes have in common is that they are typically made of wood. In most cases, a chalet or mountain hut is self-catering, but in many accommodations a breakfast service and other culinary offerings can be booked as an optional extra.
Unlike stand-alone huts, which were once used to live and work in the mountains and have now been turned into holiday homes, a chalet or hut village is a newly built holiday accommodation in which several chalets or huts can be found. In addition to the amenities at your own holiday home, chalet and hut villages often offer additional facilities and services, such as a swimming or spa area, restaurants, a playground and a weekly activity programme for children.
While an alpine hut is usually smaller, more traditional and simply furnished, a chalet is in many cases more luxurious and offers several bedrooms and bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and balcony and terrace spread over several floors. Chalets often also have their own spa area, such as a private sauna or an outdoor hot tub.
