Hotel Edelweiss, Hochsolden

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Location of Hotel Edelweiss in Hochsolden

· ski-in, ski-out location · in the resort centre · 2 minutes' walk to the nearest lift · ski bus stop right outside

Hotel Edelweiss Summary

The family-run Hotel Edelweiss has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with little touches that make for a homely feel and add to its charm. You’re also right on the slopes for a click-in-and-go start to your day. If it’s your first time on skis, you’ve a lift close by or just hop on the shuttle bus.

Inside, the hotel’s peppered with wood cladding and richly-coloured soft furnishings, creating a cosy vibe. There are plenty of corners for post-ski catch-ups, with comfy chairs and a bar on hand for a tipple or two. Up in your room, head over to the window and you’ve snowy peaks on show whichever way you look. The wellness area has you covered when it’s time to chill – we’re talking indoor pool dips and lazing in the relaxation room with panoramic mountain views.

Food here’s a real highlight, with a delicious and varied breakfast buffet to fuel you up for ski action. When evening rolls around, it’s all about beautifully presented dishes and tasty local specialities. The hotel has its own wine cellar too, so why not treat yourself to a bottle to pair with your meal?

FEATURES & FACILITIES

· indoor pool with massage jets and waterfall · sauna, steam room, ice fountain and relaxation room · extra charge for massages · small gym · bar and lounge · ski room with heated boot rack · free WiFi · lift to all floors

MEALS AT Hotel Edelweiss, Hochsolden

Half Board

· hot and cold buffet breakfast · 4-course evening meal plus a salad buffet and cheese board · early meals for children available · New Year's Eve gala dinner included

Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.

BEDROOMS & Hotel Edelweiss ROOM TYPES

All rooms are non-smoking and have a flatscreen TV, free WiFi, telephone, hairdryer, bathrobes and safe.

Junior suite - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children up to 14 years): Austrian twin beds, seating area with double sofa bed, private shower, bath, WC and balcony.

Twin room - sleeps 2: North-facing room with Austrian twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.

Cots are available to hire, free of charge, on request.

Slippers are available on request, from the hotel reception.

Austrian twin beds: One large bed frame containing two single mattresses, each with their own bedding.

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Hotel Edelweiss's details, features and catering can change. Facilities in the description may not allow unlimited use without charge and may not always be available. If any specific feature, facility or meal option is important to your holiday, you must confirm those details with us before booking.

ABOUT THE RESORT & SKI HOLIDAYS IN Hochsolden Austria

Ski-out village Glacier skiing Long ski season

A tiny mountain village, right on the slopeside above Sölden. Hoch is quieter and lesser known than its big brother down the valley, but it shares the same ski area – glaciers and all – and you can ski right out onto it.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Doorstep skiing Intermediates Snow sure

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Hochsolden trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck (INN)90km, 1.5hr
Region:Austria, Alps
First opened:1948

Hochsolden lift pass price last reported as £385 Otztal Super ski pass adult 6 day. Ask for a quote when booking Hotel Edelweiss.
Night skiing: Yes
Hochsolden has N S E W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing October – May.

Town altitude: 2090m
Top of slopes: 3340m
Bottom of piste: 1359m
Vertical drop: 1900m
Total length of trails:144km
Longest piste:15km
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