Hohen Salve Chalet, Itter

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Itter: Small, cosy chalet "Hohen Salve", terraced. In a hamlet 2 km from the centre of Itter, 1 km from the centre of Kirchbichl, 3 km from the centre of Söll, in a quiet, sunny position. Private: beautiful garden, lawn for sunbathing. Garden furniture, barbecue. In the house: central heating system, washing machine. Parking at the house. Grocery 1 km, restaurant 600 m, outdoor swimming pool 2 km, indoor swimming pool 8 km. Skisport facilities 2 km, ski bus stop 80 m. This pleasant cottage is adjacent to the holiday house AT6300.100.1. Both properties have completely separate areas with the exception of communal parking.

Overview: chalet description: Hohen Salve Chalet description

1-room chalet 30 m2, rustic and cosy furnishings: living/sleeping room with 1 double bed, dining nook, cable TV, flat screen and DVD. Exit to the garden. Small kitchen in the entrance (2 hot plates, microwave). Shower/WC. Terrace furniture, deck chairs. Facilities: washing machine. Internet (WiFi, free). Maximum 1 pet/ dog allowed.

Facilities: Hohen Salve Chalet features

• Shower • Petsallowed • Mountainbike • Skiarea • Garden • Bbq • Parking • Tv • Washingmachine • Internet • Wlan • Dvdplayer • Microwave

Room Types: Hohen Salve Chalet bedrooms

Guests:2 • Rooms:1 • Bedrooms:1 • Toilets:1 • Bathrooms: 1 • House 30 m2.

Meals: Hohen Salve Chalet food & drink

Self Catering.

Please Note

Included in price: • ERV cancellation insurance • Power costs • Final cleaning • Laundry (initial supply of bed linen and towels) • Parking

Compulsory extra costs, to be paid to the local service provider: • Breakage deposit: EUR 200.00 Payable in resort fixed price • Local tax: EUR 1.00 Payable in resort per person/day

Additional services (optional): • Pet: EUR 35.00 Bookable extra, payable in resort fixed price • Wireless internet access (WIFI): Included in the price

All services (mandatory or optional) are for guidance only, ask for an accurate quote when booking your holiday.

We update Hohen Salve Chalet'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 Itter: about holidays in Itter: about ski holidays in Itter: about ski holidays in Itter Austria

•Classic Tyrolean village •Huge SkiWelt ski area •Historic Itter castle

Just when you thought Austria’s ski resorts couldn’t get more fairy-tale, along comes Itter. But don’t let the medieval castle, pastel painted village and endless peaks consume your full attention – you’re also in one of Austria’s biggest linked ski areas and for intermediates and above, exploring it’s an absolute blast.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Intermediates •Quiet ski resort •Linked ski area

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Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck (INN)76km, 1 hour
Salzburg (SZG)129km, 1.5 hours
Munich (MUC)152km, 1 hour 35
Region:Kitzbueheler Alps, Austria
First opened:

Itter lift pass price last reported as €203.50 (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Hohen Salve Chalet.
Night skiing: Yes - in Soll
Itter has N S E W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December – April.

Town altitude: 704m
Top of slopes: 1957m
Bottom of piste: 620m
Vertical drop: 1126m
Total length of trails:284km
Longest piste:7.3km
Itter Ski Holidays ▸
Itter can be found at the foot of the mighty Hohe Salve mountain – said to be Tyrol’s most scenic peak with 3000-metre-high mountains every which way. Pint-sized and famously peaceful, the village is a treat for the eyes too: painted lemon-sherbet, its Kirchbichl Parish Church dates back to 1764 (sneak inside to see the baroque ceiling frescos and Rococo altarpieces). Surrounding this, you’ll find Tyrolean houses in pastel blues, pinks and peaches – wooden shutters, wall frescoes, the jolly lot. Stealin...
Beginners can learn and practice on a drag lift-served slope down in the valley and on a nursery run next to the Salvista gondola. If you’re looking for lessons, the Ski Shool Alpin offer a range of classes for different levels, usually meeting at the gondola base station. There aren’t oodles of blues to progress onto, but your instructor will show you the slopes best suited to your skills. Most of this area is intermediate-focussed, with red runs streaming down the Hohe Salve – one 3km+ beauty trailing ...
Après ski wise, the atmosphere here is quiet and relaxed – head to neighbour Soll for a livelier scene in the likes of Salvenstadl and Whiskey Muhle (the taxi ride back only takes about 10 minutes). Before the lifts close, grab a meal or drink at the Gipfelalm restaurant up on the Hohe Salve – part of its terrace rotates for a 360 of seventy-plus 3000m peaks (and that’s not the only perk, the restaurant also has a panoramic loo…). They serve ice cold Weissbier here and classic Tyrolean nosh (try the Gr...

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