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Kaprun - accommodation and resort
Accomplished skiers will relish the contrast of wide-open pistes and superb powder of the glacier. There are seven exciting black runs throughout the region, some with vicious moguls. There are especially challenging and exhilarating pistes on Zell am See’s Schmittenhohe Mountain. Unlike the bigger Zell, Kaprun is a traditional Austrian village, with a decent selection of restaurants. The 'Optimum' Sports Centre is the pride of the village, with its fantastic facilities. There’s plenty of off piste action from lively bars and discos to the more traditional rustic Stubes. The ‘Optimum’ leisure centre will upgrade your lift pass to a ‘swim and ski’ pass giving you unlimited entrance to not only the indoor/outdoor pool but also the steam room. There is also ice skating, bowling, night skiing and tobogganing.
THE ACCOMODATION
This hotel is located in the centre of Kaprun and is only 600m from the ski-lifts. Accommodation is on a half-board basis, with a hearty buffet breakfast and a 4-course dinner (choice of 3 main courses). NON SKIING:Plenty of action off-piste from lively bars and
discos to the more quaint, rustic stubes. |
Bus-linked to Zell am See, Kaprun makes up part of the Europa Sport
region, with 130km of pistes, 50 of which are local. Like its neighbour,
Kaprun is a year-round resort and one of the most popular in Austria.
Set at the foot of the breathtaking Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, it offers
an excellent range of pistes, including high altitude pistes with
guaranteed snow. With over 130km of varied piste in 4 different
areas above and below the tree line this area will appeal to all.
This
charming hotel enjoys a central location and is within a short walking
distance of the ski-lifts. Decorated in a traditional flavour, this
residence exudes a warm cosy ambiance. All of the rooms have private
facilities and the twin rooms and family units have a balcony. The
family unit sleeps four and has a private bedroom and a living/sleeping
room.
