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We thought the hotel was lovely and stayed in a lovely room with a balcony. The food was very good, continental breakfasts with cooked options like boiled eggs (though sometimes they ran out and took a while to replace the food). In terms of suppers, the criticism on the web was that they love their pork and th... + more
The Griffiths Family, Pembrokeshire
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Location: where is Hotel Alpenland (Niederau)

  • Ski lifts - 20m
  • Ski school meeting point - 10m
  • Resort centre - in centre

Overview: hotel description: Hotel Alpenland (Niederau) description

An attractive family-run hotel, situated at the foot of the nursery slopes and within a few metres of the gondola. Its sun terrace overlooking the nursery slopes and ski kindergarten, and is a popular place for lunch.


Facilities: Hotel Alpenland (Niederau) features

Facilities†:

  • Cafe
  • Restaurant
  • Après-ski bar with terrace
  • Free use of sauna, steam room and fitness room three times a week

For families:

Children's menu

Child discount: 45%. Call us for more details.

† Some facilities may incur a local charge.


Room Types: Hotel Alpenland (Niederau) bedrooms

Austrian twins (2-4 people): are spacious, some can take up to two extra beds, all with TV, bath or shower, wc and balcony or terrace. Single rooms with a shower are available at a supplement.


Meals: Hotel Alpenland (Niederau) food & drink

Half Board. Hearty buffet breakfast including local produce. 3 course evening meal plus salad buffet three times a week with focus on Austrian and international specialities and locally sourced produce. Christmas and New Year Gala Dinners included.
We update Hotel Alpenland (Niederau)'s details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Niederau: about holidays in Niederau: about ski holidays in Niederau: about ski holidays in Niederau Austria

Traditional Tyrolean village Easy links to Ski Juwel area

Set within Austria’s stunning Wildschonau Valley, Niederau offers the perfect base for skiing the entire Ski Juwel ski area. Oozing Tyrolean charm with a friendly atmosphere and a laid-back après scene, beginners can learn at a peaceful pace and intermediates can take advantage of the excellent links to explore the Kitzbühel Alps.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Families First-timers Alpine charm

Niederau webcam

Snow Report: Top cm, Bottom cm

Snow Forecast: cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 121.17cm

Niederau trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck70 km, 45 mins
Region:Austria, Alps.
First opened:1947

Niederau lift pass price last reported as € 205.00 (Adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Hotel Alpenland (Niederau).
Night skiing: Yes
Niederau has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December – April.

Town altitude: 975m
Top of slopes: 2025m
Bottom of piste: 828m
Vertical drop: 1197m
Total length of trails:109km
Longest piste:7 km
This charming West Austrian village sits at the far end of the picturesque Wildschonau mountain range in the Ski Juwel ski area. With easy links to the surrounding ski area and an enjoyable après ski buzz, Niederau is the perfect base for skiing this beautiful valley. Just a two hour transfer from Innsbruck airport, it’s known for its exceptional value- with so much to offer it’s no wonder this resort is a favourite gem amongst many skiers. The town itself is brimming with traditional Tyrolean character and...
The ski area is located within the Wildschonau Valley and part of the Ski Juwel area which includes the resorts of Oberau, Auffach and Alpbach making up 109km of varied terrain linked by ski bus and a new 8 man Gondola at Auffach. It is ideal for those just starting out on the snow with excellent nursery slopes, friendly ski schools and a relaxed pace on the piste so beginners can happily learn at their own pace. The ski schools cater extremely well to beginners- Happy ski school is specifically for first time...
You’ll find a laid-back atmosphere here with a number of lively bars for that all-important après ski. At the base of the main Niederau gondola a number of bars await the arrival of thirsty skiers celebrating their day on the snow with a warm glass of glühwein - the most popular is Bobo’s Heustadl where you’ll find a nice friendly atmosphere. Later on, the Cave bar is place to be for post dinner drinks – it’s usually open until the early hours for those wanting to carry on the party. O’Malleys Irish pub ...

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The Griffiths Family, Pembrokeshire
4/ out of 5
We thought the hotel was lovely and stayed in a lovely room with a balcony. The food was very good, continental breakfasts with cooked options like boiled eggs (though sometimes they ran out and took a while to replace the food). In terms of suppers, the criticism on the web was that they love their pork and the owners might have taken that to heart, we only had pork on a couple of occasions and also enjoyed chicken and steaks.
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