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Our top choices for Austrian Alps chalets

A wooden table and wicker chair on a balcony with a mountain view.

1. Chalet am Sonnenhang

Obertraun

Parul

includes taxes & fees

13 Nov - 14 Nov

A wooden cabin with a balcony overlooking a snowy mountain landscape.

2. AvenidA Panorama Chalet by Alpin Rentals

Piesendorf

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

The exterior of the Hotel Goldener Greif with a casino and restaurant on the ground floor.

3. Residence Jochberg bei Kitzbühel

Jochberg

Jan

includes taxes & fees

20 Nov - 21 Nov

A wooden cabin with a river in the background and a deer statue in the foreground.

4. The Kaprun Edition

Kaprun

Mohamed

includes taxes & fees

27 Oct - 28 Oct

A row of multi-story buildings with a mountain in the background.

5. Holiday Home With 4 Bedrooms

Eisenerz

includes taxes & fees

5 Nov - 6 Nov

6. Chalet Pirchhof by MYALPS

Sautens

includes taxes & fees

19 Nov - 20 Nov

A snow-covered wooden cabin with a lit interior, a stone foundation, and a snow-covered roof.

7. Chaletdorf Eggerfeld

Flattach

includes taxes & fees

23 Oct - 24 Oct

A wooden cabin with a snow-covered bench and a lantern.

8. Sissi s green Chalets

Leutasch

includes taxes & fees

7 Nov - 8 Nov

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Top Austrian Alps Hotel Reviews

ADLERS Hotel

8/10 Good

"Bien situé"

Hotel Schwarzer Adler

8/10 Good

"Clean room, very comfortable and a decent size for a European city hotel. Wonderful, delicious breakfast and perfect location for walking around city. Parking is around the block in a paid garage for 16 E per night, so that kind of stinks if you have a car. Also, hotel ac units shut off in September and it was very warm and stuffy in the room since it was 22c / 75f degrees & opening the windows was very noisy and bugs were still flying in."

Hotel Central

10/10 Excellent

"The Hotel Central is a great hotel conveniently located in the Old Town. It has a lovely little lobby with comfortable seating. The rooms are compact but efficient, containing everything we needed—-towels, space for unpacking, comfortable beds. The room was immaculate. While not air-conditioned, the room contained a tower fan that helped keep us cool (in October). An added benefit was the Cafe Central, housed in the Hotel Central. Free breakfast was included with the room, and the buffet was hearty and plentiful. The breads were wonderful!! The Cafe was open all day—-in the afternoon we made sure to have a coffee/tea and their famous apple strudel!! It was so worth it!! The staff was friendly and helpful in suggesting restaurants for dinner and other local sights. We were able to leave our luggage before we caught the train. I would highly recommend the Hotel Central, and I’m looking forward to our next visit!"

The Gast House Zell am See

8/10 Good

"The room was clean, modern, and comfortable, and I appreciated the small kitchenette. Having a fridge, kettle, and coffee maker was a thoughtful and convenient touch. My main disappointment was the limited opening hours of the spa and gym, which close at 20:00. For me, one of the greatest benefits of staying at a hotel with a spa is being able to return after a day of sightseeing, have dinner, and then relax in the spa before bed. It is a wonderful way to unwind and prepare for a restful night. With the current opening hours, however, the spa really needs to be used before dinner. The last thing you want to do is get dressed again and head back out for the evening. Extending the spa hours would make a significant difference to the overall experience and, in my opinion, would make the additional cost much easier to justify. I unfortunately did not feel that I was able to fully enjoy the facility. Another consideration, particularly for summer visitors, is the lack of AC. This seems to be quite common in Austrian accommodation, but during warmer weather I would find it difficult to sleep comfortably without it. For a summer stay, I would recommend confirming that your accommodation has AC if this is important to you. Overall, the property has several nice features but the early spa closing time and lack of air conditioning are important considerations when deciding whether it is the right choice for your stay."

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