Gästehaus Judith
Sölden, Austria
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About the property
Located 3 km from Sölden in the mountain village of Zwieselstein, Gästehaus Judith offers rooms and apartments with cable TV and a private bathroom. In winter, the free ski bus stop is 50 metres away and takes guests to the Sölden ski areas.
The apartments also offer a kitchen with a dining area, an additional bathroom, a tiled stove and a balcony with mountain views.
A breakfast buffet is offered every morning. For the self-catered apartments a delivery service for fresh bread rolls is available upon request at a surcharge. In summer, guests can use the barbecue facilities in the garden. The next restaurant is 50 metres away and serves regional dishes.
Gästehaus Judith has a ski storage room with a ski boot dryer. Free parking is available on site.
The Gaislachkogelbahn Cable Car and the public indoor pool in Sölden are 3 km away. Giggijochbahn Cable Car is 4 km from the property. Guests benefit from a 10% discount at the Aqua Dome Thermal Bath in Längenfeld, 15 km away.
From late May to mid-October, the Ötztal Premium Card is included in the rate. This card offers many free benefits and discounts, including free use of local cable cars and buses.
Most popular amenities
- Parking
- Pets allowed
Location
Sölden, Austria
Discover Sölden
Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.
Nestled in the Ötztal Valley in the Tyrol region of Austria, Sölden is a picturesque alpine village renowned for its world-class ski slopes, stunning natural scenery and vibrant après-ski scene. With over 144km of pistes and 33 modern ski lifts, Sölden is a skier's paradise, attracting snow enthusiasts from all over the world.
But there's more to Sölden than just skiing. The village itself boasts charming traditional architecture, with wooden chalets and quaint cafes lining the streets. The area is also famous for its thermal spas, offering a range of wellness services to help you unwind after a day on the slopes.
For those looking for a bit of adventure, Sölden offers a range of winter activities such as snowshoeing, tobogganing, and ice skating. And if you're lucky enough to visit in October, you can catch the legendary opening ceremony of the winter ski season, featuring a spectacular display of fireworks and music.
Nestled in the Ötztal Valley in the Tyrol region of Austria, Sölden is a picturesque alpine village renowned for its world-class ski slopes, stunning natural scenery and vibrant après-ski scene. With over 144km of pistes and 33 modern ski lifts, Sölden is a skier's paradise, attracting snow enthusiasts from all over the world.
But there's more to Sölden than just skiing. The village itself boasts charming traditional architecture, with wooden chalets and quaint cafes lining the streets. The area is also famous for its thermal spas, offering a range of wellness services to help you unwind after a day on the slopes.
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