Chalet Alpenland, Lech

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4.4 out of 5 based on 7 reviews
We all had a good week away, this was our second time staying in the same chalet because we enjoyed it so much the first time. It’s been refurbished quite recently and is very spacious. The hosts were excellent. We’ve been with this chalet company before and it was the same kind of catering they usually do: a... + more
Picky, Cheadle
5 out of 5
Accommodation: Very good, big bedrooms and bathroom, large lounge, slightly small dining room for 18 people, great sauna and boot room, spotlessly clean, quiet, lovely views. Staff: Truly amazing service from Tom and Jess, wonderful food (too much), good wine, lots of little details made them the perfect host... + more
Christopher Ellis
4 out of 5
A really enjoyable week away in a beautiful location. A simple 5 minutes bus journey into the town or take the small lift to begin your skiing. Our hosts Tom and Jess were exceptional.....informal and friendly yet professional with it, pretty much faultless to be honest. This is the same with Rep Becky who wa... + more
Stephen Gribbon
4 out of 5
This chalet is in a ski in ski out location when there is snow but otherwise still only minutes away from first lift up and can ski right back to the chalet. The staff cannot do enough for you and Joanna cooks some fantastic cakes. Dan and Joanna cooked all the meals from scratch and there was plenty of it. Not... + more
Jackie Collins
5 out of 5
My family & I would just like to pass on our thanks to John Knowelden and his team (Vicky & Becky) at Chalet Haus Alpenland in Zug. (Arrival date 30th March 2014) As we booked very late (the main emphasis being value for money) we have to say the holiday far exceeded our expectations. The resort was great for... + more
Alasdair Hall
5 out of 5
The chalet was good on the whole, the chalet manager kept changing over so it was a little bit disorganised but in general the staff knew what they were doing. The cooks tried hard and the food was fine, some of the people complained about the breakfasts not being big enough but they were alright for me – it... + more
Gary, Hampshire
4 out of 5
Modern in appearance, and spacious living quarters for its 19 guests; large groups of well-seasoned skiers will love this chalet. Being in a small hamlet with just a handful of local bars, it nonetheless has very good access to the main town of Lech, with a bus service running until the early hours of the morni... + more
Snoman, Sno Staff
4 out of 5
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Package - what's included - what's included & available - what's included plus available extras - what's included & what extras are available

Accommodation
Catered Chalet
Flights Included
Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School
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Location - where is Chalet Alpenland

Zug. Chalet Alpenland enjoys a stunning, ski-in/ski-out location in the pretty, rural hamlet of Zug, on the outskirts of Lech, which is home to a small selection of bars and restaurants including the renowned Rote Wand. The chalet is next to the Zugerbahn Chairlift, giving direct access to the magnificent Lech ski area. Intermediate/advanced skiers can enjoy skiing quite literally back to the chalet door whilst beginners need simply to take the regular free ski bus into Lech for their lessons, which takes five minutes (approx.). The service currently runs until 3am (small charge in the evening) so that you can enjoy the atmosphere, tradition and sheer decadence of Lech town itself. Snow boots and easy to carry bags are needed for arrival as the steep access to the chalet can be very snowy. The ski hire shop is 5 minutes (approx.) away, and it runs a pick up and delivery service for your convenience.

  • Town centre: 3km
  • Ski school: ski-in/ski-out
  • Ski lift: ski-in/ski-out
  • Piste: ski-in/ski-out
  • Bus stop: 200m

Overview - chalet description - Chalet Alpenland description

Chalet Alpenland is an attractive, modern Tyrolean chalet boasting a spacious living area with satellite TV and a separate light and airy dining area and a sauna. The bedrooms are a good size and comfortably furnished, some have balconies with fantastic views over the valley.

Facilities - Chalet Alpenland features

  • WiFi
  • Ski in / Ski out
  • Ski In
  • Sauna / Steam room
  • Satellite TV
  • Family rooms
  • Close to piste

Room Types - bathrooms beds & sleeping

Ground Floor:

• Ski room • Dining room • Lounge • Sauna and separate shower • 2 separate WCs

Rm 1 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, bath and WC

First Floor:

Rm 2 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, shower, WC and balcony

Rm 3 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, shower, WC and balcony

Rm 4 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, shower and WC

Rm 5 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2-3)
Austrian twin, optional extra sofa bed, shower and WC

Second Floor:

Rm 6 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, balcony, shared bath and WC with room 7

Rm 7 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, balcony, shared bath and WC with room 6

Rm 8 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, shared bath and WC with room 9

Rm 9 Austrian Twin (sleeps 2)
Austrian twin, shared bath and WC with room 8

Extra Information

Chalet staff live in

Discounts for Extra Beds

The following rooms offer additional discounts when using the extra beds for adults. Children taking the additional beds pay half the adult full price.
  • Room 5

Meals - food and drink in Chalet Alpenland

  • Return flights & transfers to resort
  • 7 nights chalet accommodation
  • Continental breakfast for 7 mornings with hot options provided by our hosts on 6 days
  • 6 days of homemade afternoon tea and cake
  • 6 days of aperitifs
  • 6 nights fully catered

Grade 3-5 Chalets

  • 3 course evening meals with a 2 course Alpine speciality on one night
  • Unlimited Silver level wine until coffee with evening meals
We update Chalet Alpenland'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.

Availability - dates & airports - dates & departure airports - chalet dates & departure airports - Chalet Alpenland dates & departure airports

Price per person with: Prices shown are per person based on: Prices shown are per person based on: The prices shown here are per person and based on the following criteria:
Sat 22 Feb 202022/02/20
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Sat 29 Feb 202029/02/20
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Sat 07 Mar 202007/03/20
£1252£899
Sat 14 Mar 202014/03/20
£1221£1016
Sat 21 Mar 202021/03/20
£1092£789
Sat 28 Mar 202028/03/20
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Sat 04 Apr 202004/04/20
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Sat 19 Dec 202019/12/20
£1319
Sat 26 Dec 202026/12/20
£1629
Sat 02 Jan 202102/01/21
£969
Sat 09 Jan 202109/01/21
£1079
Sat 16 Jan 202116/01/21
£1139
Sat 23 Jan 202123/01/21
£1209
Sat 30 Jan 202130/01/21
£1229
Sat 06 Feb 202106/02/21
£1149
Sat 13 Feb 202113/02/21
£1749
Sat 20 Feb 202120/02/21
£1139
Sat 27 Feb 202127/02/21
£1169
Sat 06 Mar 202106/03/21
£1159
Sat 13 Mar 202113/03/21
£1139
Sat 20 Mar 202120/03/21
£1109
Sat 27 Mar 202127/03/21
£1109
Sat 03 Apr 202103/04/21
£1379
This package holiday to Chalet Alpenland in Lech, Austria departs Saturday 4th January 2020, for a 7 night stay on a "catered chalet" board basis. A local tourist tax (Taxe de Sejour or Kurtaxe) is levied by many councils in European ski resorts. It varies by standard and type of accommodation and is age dependent, so not everyone is charged. It's not included in the basic price of your holiday and is usually paid locally. For reference, the average charged in winter 15/16 was between 50p and £2 per person, per night.
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Resort - about Lech - about holidays in Lech - about ski holidays in Lech - about ski holidays in Lech Austria

•Some of the best snow in Austria •Traditional charm, modern conveniences •Amazing 5* hotels

One of the classics, Lech is somewhere you should definitely ski at least once – and we won’t be surprised if, like us, you want to come back. Acclaimed for its village charm and world-class ski area, this is a favourite of the rich, royal and pro’ where you’ll experience the Austrian Alps at their snowiest and most glamorous.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Luxury •High Altitudes •Powder snow

Lech webcam

Snow Report: Top 170cm, Bottom 105cm

Snow Forecast: 0cm expected this week

Snow History: February average depth 175.33cm

Lech trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck116km, 1h30
Zurich195km 2h
Region:Arlberg, Austria
First opened:1906

Lech lift pass price last reported as €235,00. Ask for a quote when booking Chalet Alpenland.
Night skiing: No
Lech has NSEW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December- April.

Town altitude: 1450m
Top of slopes: 2450m
Bottom of piste: 1450m
Vertical drop: 1360m
Total length of trails:280km
Longest piste:5 km
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Known as one of the classic ski resorts, Lech is part of the ‘Best of the Alps’ group. Also crowned 2004’s Prettiest Village in Europe, it oozes traditional alpine charm with the bonus of a world-class ski area and some of the best snow in the Alps. The resort’s superior status in the skiing world has made it a favourite of the rich and Royal for decades – Princess Di used to ski here and sharing a chairlift with Tom Cruise or Vladimir Putin is a real possibility... The uber-posh town has an exclusive feel,...
This is famously the setting of the hilarious skiing scene in ‘Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason’, although you won’t have any Bridget-like disasters on the piste if you take advantage of the excellent instruction and beginner slopes on offer. You’ll find some lovely nursery slopes behind the village church (you can’t miss it) and up around Oberlech to practice on until you feel confident enough to take the Schlegelkpof and explore some brilliant gentle terrain for skiers and snowboarders. With oodles of...
Jägertee (rum, black tea and spices) is the local’s drink of choice, making it a must-try when you’re back from the slopes. Most of the nightlife here reflects Lech’s status as a first class resort, with venues emitting high-end and exclusive feel. While it doesn’t have the same legendary reputation as the après in neighbouring St Anton, you can still find a brilliant variety of venues offering a mix of the traditional and contemporary – chop and change between traditional tea dances and late night clubbi...

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"Our second stay in this excellent chalet"

Picky, Cheadle
5/ out of 5
We all had a good week away, this was our second time staying in the same chalet because we enjoyed it so much the first time. It’s been refurbished quite recently and is very spacious. The hosts were excellent. We’ve been with this chalet company before and it was the same kind of catering they usually do: a nice 3 course dinner, breakfast and cakes in the afternoon. We could ski out down a very small slope, go over the bridge and then ski to the lift, so it definitely is a ski out chalet. To ski in, you come off a red from Zug. With a lack of snow it was obviously a bit choppy and icy but with good snow it would be better.

"Chalet Alpenland, Zug, 19-26 Jan 2014"

Christopher Ellis
4/ out of 5
Accommodation: Very good, big bedrooms and bathroom, large lounge, slightly small dining room for 18 people, great sauna and boot room, spotlessly clean, quiet, lovely views. Staff: Truly amazing service from Tom and Jess, wonderful food (too much), good wine, lots of little details made them the perfect hosts. I only hope they can keep going at that rate of work, nothing was too much trouble! A truly lovely couple. Same can't be said of Zug rep, as much use as a politician and about as clueless. Arrivals need to know snow conditions and daily forecasts, best areas, good restaurants for Thursday night, best way back to the Chalet on skis etc. Overworked hosts need help too. Becky, get your act together. However, John the overall Manager was very helpful and pleasant when we saw him. Chalet access: Chalet can be skied to and from, but in fresh snow and without skis it is a fair climb back to the Village and no fun in the early morning when you have a coach to catch. With skis it is worse. Slope access: 2 minutes to the chair, 10 minutes to the whole ski area, no limit to the range of skiing, superb. Zug: VERY small, don't bother, catch the bus to Lech (5 minutes) which is the best place for food, bars, shopping. Also try Zurs area for skiing. Route back to Zug on skis is a rough and tough red, not for beginners. Transfer: Innsbruck to Zug takes over 2 hours, nearer 2:30. Area for improvement: Get a knowledgeable, experienced Chalet rep who is a keen skier. Offer smaller portions of food at dinner with more available if wanted. Offer Tom and Jess lifetime contracts! Austria: If you are used to France (3 V's, La Plagne, Val etc) you'll find Austrian skiing more demanding and far prettier, with pleasanter locals who are more polite (but then, who isn't more polite than the French!) and similar prices with far better service and quality.

"A great base for an outstanding trip."

Stephen Gribbon
4/ out of 5
A really enjoyable week away in a beautiful location. A simple 5 minutes bus journey into the town or take the small lift to begin your skiing. Our hosts Tom and Jess were exceptional.....informal and friendly yet professional with it, pretty much faultless to be honest. This is the same with Rep Becky who was a constant help, the company need to keep hold of people like this. The rooms and sauna are small, and the lounge could do with comfy chairs, but these things aside it was a lovely place to stay and recommended for people who are looking for a good all round package. The food is lovely, but can be a bit 'cuisine' like.....I'd love a big plate of spag bol instead of arty stuff (not the chalet hosts fault). A great overall result......someday we will return.........

"Fantastic location,great food and staff"

Jackie Collins
5/ out of 5
This chalet is in a ski in ski out location when there is snow but otherwise still only minutes away from first lift up and can ski right back to the chalet. The staff cannot do enough for you and Joanna cooks some fantastic cakes. Dan and Joanna cooked all the meals from scratch and there was plenty of it. Not forgetting Scott who was always friendly and helpful. We were a party of 8 and stayed on the first floor, all the rooms were a really good size. Nice modern clean shower rooms with excellent water pressure. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay there again.

"Exceeding expectations - Chalet Alpenland – Zug"

Alasdair Hall
5/ out of 5
My family & I would just like to pass on our thanks to John Knowelden and his team (Vicky & Becky) at Chalet Haus Alpenland in Zug. (Arrival date 30th March 2014) As we booked very late (the main emphasis being value for money) we have to say the holiday far exceeded our expectations. The resort was great for the time of year and the chalet was significantly better than we have previously experienced over many years of European skiing. The staff led by John and his team were outstanding – any request was dealt with immediately. John is extremely knowledgeable, sociable and is a significant asset to the staffing of the tour operator. The food was to a high standard all week and the afternoon cakes were exceptional. We were very taken with Lech / Zurs as a resort and will return, perhaps when the snow is great for off piste skiing. The only changes we would make to the chalet would be decent pillows, a comfy sofa or two in the lounge and improved wi-fi. We fully realise this is down to the chalet owner and not the tour operator. ... Hoping they open a chalet at Snowmass in Aspen as we go there regularly…….! Many thanks Al, Jane, Alex & Izzy Hall

"Chalet in Zug"

Gary, Hampshire
4/ out of 5
The chalet was good on the whole, the chalet manager kept changing over so it was a little bit disorganised but in general the staff knew what they were doing. The cooks tried hard and the food was fine, some of the people complained about the breakfasts not being big enough but they were alright for me – it just would have been better if they could cater for bigger appetites too. There was plenty of space around the building. We were right on the top floor where there was another seating area, we didn’t use it but it was there if we needed it. The Zug chair lift is right outside the chalet so in about 50 metres you’re on the lift which is fantastic.

"Quaint spot with good access to Lech centre"

Snoman, Sno Staff
4/ out of 5
Modern in appearance, and spacious living quarters for its 19 guests; large groups of well-seasoned skiers will love this chalet. Being in a small hamlet with just a handful of local bars, it nonetheless has very good access to the main town of Lech, with a bus service running until the early hours of the morning in much of the peak season. Expert skiers will enjoy the location of this chalet because its ski-in ski-out if you're comfortable on the red 48 Zugertobel run, or black 49 Zuppert as well as next door to the Zugerbahn chairlift.
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