Luxury Galtur Chalets

Austria

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Hotel Almhof - 9930 - (Sleeps 30)
Literally on the slopes, this ski in-ski out hotel could not be better located. The Alpkogel gondola is directly outside the hotel,...

Hotel Galturerhof - 10688 - (Sleeps 40)
The Galtürhof is a traditional Austrian hotel which has been recently and tastefully furnished in light wood and offers good facilities and...

Alpenhotel Tirol - 10687 - (Sleeps 60)
The Alpenhotel Tirol is the smallest 4 star hotel in Galtür and prides itself on providing a charming but informal ambience together...

Hotel Wirlerhof - 10210 - (Sleeps 61)
The Wirlerhof offers a prime location at the base of the slopes, adjacent to the Birkhahn chairlift opposite the children's ski area...

Galtur Guesthouses - 10689 - (Sleeps 30)
Galtur guesthouses are located in various parts of Galtür, no more than a 10 minutes' walk to the village centre and the...

		Luxury Chalets Luxury Chalets Smaller Chalets Chalets Sleeping Less Than 12 Larger Chalets Chalets Sleeping More Than 12 (Sleeps 30) Le Chalet 10689(Sleeps 60) Le Chalet 10687 Self-Catered Chalets Self Catered Chalets / Apartments (Sleeps 30) Le Chalet 10689 Hotels Hotels (Sleeps 30) Le Hotel 9930(Sleeps 40) Le Hotel 10688(Sleeps 61) Le Hotel 10210
Galtur Resort Description Galtür is a village and ski resort in the upper Paznaun valley in Tyrol (Austria). Located in the Central Eastern Alps 35 km southwest of Landeck near the border of Vorarlberg and Switzerland, its population is about 878. Galtür is very famous for its winter tourism. There are 40 km (25 mi) of perfectly prepared pistes and a varied selection of slopes to explore. Galtür is a family-friendly ski area. Most ski slopes range from easy to medium difficulty. In addition, ski pros will find challenging runs and many deep snow slopes without any tracks. There are 10 mountain railways and lifts, including the eight-seater Alpkogel gondola. Wednesday evenings, night skiing is possible on a floodlit piste.

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