The service was excellent. Very friendly waitresses. Also the food was very nice, as well as for…read morethe kids as for the adults

Even if your not hungry walk into this old house/hotel/post office (built in 726 A.D!!!!) just to…read moretake it in. The art collection alone is worth a stop. Though if you are hungry sit down and buckle up because the portions are big, home crafted and delicious. Zams is a very small place in Austria, and the Post-Gasthof Gemse (named after the cutest mountain goat you have ever seen) is one of the only authentic Austrian restaurants around. And it WILL be full. No reservations unless your party is a substantial number, so call, get an idea of a good time to go then just wait if you have to, there is enough to entertain you in the hallway that you wont even realize the time. Order a soup. They have all the Austrian specialties: Frittatensuppe, Knödelsuppe, Kurbis soup, all fabulous. Everyone was ordering the Schnitzel - nach Wiener Art - but I decided to try their house made Frischkasse with Schweinemedaillons and Polenta. Delicious. Everything we tried (all soups and Rinderfleisch, Schnitzel, und Schweinemedaillons) was very tasty. But because the portions were huge we had NO ROOM for dessert. That is something that rarely happens! Gemse is more than worth a visit. Make sure you read the history on the menu and enjoy imagining all the activity this house has seen.

We did not stay here but wanted to give a review entirely based on the service we received from…read moretheir front desk staff. We ended up with a tough situation wherein we arrived at our hotel down the street and the doors locked us out. The front desk staff at Hotel Hirschen were incredibly kind to not only provide us with a place to store our bags, but also provide us with guidance to get to the Alpine Coaster and even provided us with a little snack for the journey. They really made a bad situation a wonderful one when they had nothing to gain from it. That is why they deserve 5 stars. The hotel looks pretty great as well!

It definitely is the most important location for après-ski in Ischgl. It is on top of the mountain…read moreand opens every day at 01:30 pm. There is a very nice atmosphere and you'll get very good drinks. Even if it's sometimes very difficult to get drinks, because of the crowd of people. It is expensive, but I think that's normal for such a big ski area like Ischgl. At about 5 pm all people start swinging down and most of them are drunken. It is funny, but it can also be very dangerous and you have to be careful. I have been to Ischgl many times and if you'll stay there, you have to go to Paznauner Taja!