We have been coming to Lech-Zürs for the last 12 or so years and the Burgwald in Oberlech is my…read morefamily's favorite hotel in the area by far. You arrive in Oberlech by gondola, because it's car-free in the winter. Hotel Burgwald, along with the other central Oberlech hotels, is connected to the gondola by underground tunnel. It's the overall experience once you get here that makes Hotel Burgwald so unique--warm and genuine staff, world-class skiing at the doorstep, exquisite dining each evening, casual apres-ski atmosphere where families play boardgames by the fireplace or visit the spa. All very special family memories that make staying at the Burgwald in Oberlech the winter experience I measure all our other stays in the Alps against.

Hotel Madlochblick is a true gem! Tucked away in snowy Lech, Austria, it is a beautiful ski-in,…read moreski-out chalet-style hotel owned and run by the kind Mrs. Schuler and her adult children, Andrea and Markus. The custom is to book Saturday to Saturday with "half pension" which means that the lavish buffet breakfast and a nightly 4-5 course meal is included in your rate. Plus, during the 7 day stay, the Schulers hold a champagne reception, an afternoon strudel party and a "winter picnic" on the hotel's terrace featuring homemade Austrian specialties. There is also an indoor pool, a jacuzzi looking out onto the snow and an adults only "quiet" room where one can sit by the fire and relax. The hotel's rooms were recently renovated and feature soothing tones of cream and light grey. The beds are adorned with fluffy white comforters. I could go on and on but I'll stop here and encourage you to look at the photos. Hotel Madlochblick is truly a magical place!

Weather was poor today so our hotel recommended here for the spa. It was reasonably priced and an…read moreeasy gondola ride from the town. I'd recommend taking the tunnel passage versus traversing the snow/ice. Great afternoon of sauna and pool. And relaxing. Get some drinks from the bar upstairs. A nice break from skiing.

One of the greatest experiences in life is having a meal or drink on the sunny terrace of the Hotel…read moreGoldener Berg. It's like being in a glamorous James Bond movie. The food is well made. I particularly love their creamy pumpkin soup with Alpine Cheese croutons! The staff were quite friendly and spoke good English so we felt extremely welcome. Highly recommend!

Small but mighty. The Tannenhof has only a handful of rooms but provides an impressive service…read moreworthy of its 'five star superior' categorization (apparently all hotels in EU are rated based on the level of service they provide). The hotel is fairly new, I believe construction was in 2011. The decor is contemporary but warm and a roaring fire is just a match strike away. Breakfast is provided daily and they tailor to your preferences and remember what you like. The restaurant is open to the public in the evenings and does a nice job, but expect the meal to take a long time over several small courses (about 3 hrs). The Tannenhof isn't slope side, but they will drop you off and pick you up from the nearby base of St. Anton which is only 5 mins away. If you'd like to ski Lech it's about a 30 min drive, but it's still easy access via their in-house car and drivers. The spa is wonderful, with a beautiful pool, steam room and sauna. Massage is available starting at 100 Euros for 60 mins. Should you be looking for a relaxing and luxurious ski getaway, You can't go wrong with the Tannenhof.

Went there at the end of January and basically had the hotel for ourselves. Great service and…read moreamazing room, I guess it could be closer to the slopes but the staff is always there to drop you off and pick you up. The restaurant is great, although dinner is a little slow. Not a cheap place, but worth it.

This is one of the better restaurants I've ever come across in a ski resort town. The cuisine is…read morecreative and well-presented. The chef sends out little "greetings from the kitchen" such as candied figs with bresaola, and the check comes accompanied by hand-made chocolates. The atmosphere is fancy and cozy at the same time, with lots of dark wood and ski-lodge touches.

Perfect Hotel in Austrian Alps…read more My wife and I stayed here during our honeymoon and had an amazing time. The hotel was exactly what we were looking for - a beautiful retreat, in the heart of the walking district amongst the restaurants, bars, and shops, that offered warm, friendly service in a relaxed setting. We look forward to returning the next time we're in St Anton

All around, this was a great place to stay while spending a week skiing in St. Anton…read more There's a strong list of amenities: reasonably good sized rooms (some of which have balconies), an impressive array of sauna rooms (though wish the hours weren't limited from 3-8 PM), a great apres ski bar in the basement (with live music throughout the evening), helpful staff at the front desk and in the dining room, and a short walk to the gondola. This end of town is a bit quieter than if you were more centrally located (near the Galzig gondola). However, you're near a handful of ski stores, as they are next to the gondola which makes it easy to pick up ski rentals. The ski bus is also in close proximity if you're looking to take it to St. Christoph, Lechs, Zurs, etc. Rooms had just enough space, but were generous with closet space for hanging items up, etc. Water pressure in the shower was great and hot water was never an issue. Two of my favorite elements of the hotel were the extensive sauna rooms in the lower level (one infared, one steam, and one Finnish). They supply towels in the area, just bring your robe from the room. Secondly, the Keller Bar in the basement became a fixture in our week long stay. From 5-7, there was a great cover band and from 9-11 was a more acoustic set. Both were quite entertaining. The staff was helpful and were able to help out group secure our lift tickets and charged it to our room at the end of the week. Very thoughtful!

The Arlmont hotel is nice and stylishly designed. Our room on the first floor felt somewhat…read moresmallish but was ok, clean with a balcony and large windows that offered a nice view on the local golf area and a cow family. Very idyllic. We had evening meals included. The food was always a 4 course menu and we found it was well cooked and tasted good. The service staff was always friendly and attentive, we felt we were well looked after.

Can't review the rooms as I didn't stay, but their location is really good for Apres Ski, being…read morelocated right at the bottom of the runs into Warth. Their building also has the ski lockers where you can lock up your skis and boots for the night, as well as the local Sportsjug for all your ski needs. There is a cafe and a bar available here, although the cafe closes at about 5pm. The bar is reasonable with intermittent waiter service, live music was played on at least a couple of days and it's a useful spot to set as a meeting point for the end of the day.