Luxury Alpbach Chalets

Austria

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Guest House Furstenhof - 3242 - (Sleeps 30)
This rustic style little chale, run by the friendly Hausberger family, is conveniently situated close to the centre of Alpbach. In a...

Hotel Alphof - 3249 - (Sleeps 30)
The Alphof is a well run charming hotel situated in an elevated position close to the centre of Alpbach. The Alphof hotel...

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Alpbach Resort Description Snow Range: 1006-1900m Village Heights 1,006m (3,300 ft) Highest Lift 1,900m (6,270 ft) Known as one of the most beautiful villages in Austria, Alpbach first opened its doors to tourism in the 1930s. Not long after the first road opened, joining the village to the outside world. And now there are about the same number of tourist beds as local inhabitants (around 2,500). It is a friendly, compact resort made up of centuries-old, traditionally built, dark-timber houses which straggle up the valley sides for around ¾ ml beyond the main road. The roads around the village are generally steep, winding and often narrow, with the main through road only just wide enough for a bus. Most of the shops and entertainment are situated at the village centre, clustered around the elegantly spired church. The centre is a restricted parking zone. Apres Ski: The resort offers lively bars and an informal night club: Jakober Waschkuchl Farmer's Pub Postalm Weinstadl (Hotel Alphof) A good variety of restaurants are available: The Post Alphof Berghof Peppers Messner's Reblaus Speciality meals include fondue evenings at Rossmoos and Kaiserschmarrn at the Zottahof 3-Course evening meals from approx. €11 Activities: Swimming Snowshoe walking Torchlight walks Fondue evening Sleigh rides Floodlit tobogganing Excursions to Innsbruck or Salzburg

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