Ski holidays in South Tyrol right by the slopes: ski hotels & hotels
Short distances for your ski holiday in South Tyrol: in a ski hotel right by the slopes, you can strap on your skis right outside the hotel door and start your day’s skiing straight away. Be one of the first to carve turns in the freshly groomed snow in the morning!
- Close to the slopes and trails of the Gitschberg-Jochtal ski area
- Cosy rooms
- Excellent breakfast buffet and dinner
- Indoor pool with sauna and whirlpool area
- Beautiful views of the surrounding mountains
- Directly at the ski slope
- Magnificent panorama of the Dolomites
- Very good cuisine
- Barrel saunas
- Terrace & sunbathing lawn
- Hotel B&B near Kronplatz
- Panoramic adults-only Rooftop Spa
- Garden Spa for the whole family
- Regional breakfast with brunch
- Guest Pass included
- Family-run hotel with panoramic views
- Excellent South Tyrolean cuisine
- Wellness hut with outdoor whirlpool
- Hiking and ski slopes nearby
- Ideal for families
- Apartments & rooms with a view of the Dolomites
- Quiet dream location next to the ski piste
- Panorama wellness
- Gourmet cuisine
- Ski & bike depot.
- Directly at Mt. Kronplatz
- Two exclusive wellness areas
- Alpine-style rooms & suites
- Culinary delights with South Tyrolean flair
- Activity programme & nature experiences
Aqua Bad Cortina - bioHotel & thermal baths
- Idyllic location in Val Badia in the Dolomites
- Large garden and refined atmosphere
- Rooms of various sizes furnished with natural materials
- Rich breakfast and excellent dishes prepared with regional products
- Mineral water spring & wellness treatments
- Close to the Gitschberg Jochtal ski area
- Comfortable rooms & apartments
- Family-friendly facilities
- Guest Card with numerous benefits
- Ideal starting point for hikes
- Rooms and apartments with excellent breakfast included
- Free parking and bike rental
- Wellness area with sauna and steam bath
- Close to the Klausberg ski and hiking area
- In-house ice cream bar for tasty snacks
- In the heart of the Pustertal
- Cosy rooms and suites
- Wellness centre and indoor pool
- Heated outdoor pool all year round
- Close to the slopes of Kronplatz
- Only 500 metres from the Gitschberg ski resort
- Wellness & Spa of no less than 1100 sqm
- Specialities from the kitchen & excellent wines
- Cosy rooms and attentive service
- No less than 40 huts and refuges in the surrounding area
Book hotels by the ski slopes in South Tyrol
The ski area above the city of Meran offers sunny slopes, modern lift facilities and inviting ski huts.
Meran 2000 - Manuel KotterstegerIf you are fed up with getting up early only to get stuck in traffic on the way to the ski resort and then not being the first on the slopes after all, book a hotel right by the ski slopes. This way, you’ll save a lot of time and stress on your skiing holiday.
Right on the slopes or near the lift?
Not every ski hotel offers the same direct access to the ski resort. When making your choice, it’s therefore worth taking a closer look at the location and the services on offer:
- Ski-in/ski-out: Straight from the hotel onto your skis – and back again on skis after a day’s skiing.
- Hotel by the lift or at the valley station: Just a few steps to the cable car, but not necessarily situated directly on the ski slope.
- Hotel with a ski shuttle: A little further from the ski resort, but a shuttle takes guests comfortably to the lift or the valley station.
In some hotels, all you really need to do is step outside, strap on your skis and head straight into the skiing fun. However, even a hotel by the lift or with a ski shuttle allows for a skiing holiday with short distances: you can leave the car behind, there’s no need to hunt for a parking space, and you don’t have to carry your ski equipment over long distances every day.
Who benefits most from ski-in/ski-out accommodation?
The challenging slope in the Kronplatz ski resort in St. Vigil in Enneberg is also used for World Cup races.
Internet ConsultingA hotel right on the slopes saves you the hassle of travelling and makes your day on the slopes particularly hassle-free. The following groups benefit most of all:
- Ambitious skiers: Get out on the slopes early and make the most of your time skiing.
- Families: Avoid having to carry skis, ski boots and children’s equipment over long distances every day.
- Couples & leisure seekers: Head straight into the ski area and then return directly to the hotel and the wellness area with its sauna.
- Short-break holidaymakers: Less time spent on transfers and searching for a parking space, more time on the slopes.
What matters when choosing a ski hotel
Relax in the infinity pool with panoramic mountain views
IDM Südtirol-Alto Adige/Armin TerzerWhen choosing a ski hotel, it’s not just the direct location on the slopes that counts. It’s handy to have a ski room or ski storage area with ski boot warmers, as well as a ski hire shop and a ski school in the immediate vicinity. You should also check how far away the ski lift, cable car or valley station is, and whether you can return to the hotel directly via the slopes. Some hotels also offer ski pass packages or include a ski pass in the price. If you’d like to relax after a day’s skiing, you can also look out for hotels with a wellness area and sauna.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the advantages of a skiing holiday right next to the slopes in South Tyrol?
Hotels right next to the slopes offer a ‘ski-in/ski-out’ experience – you can strap on your skis right outside the hotel door and head straight onto the slopes, saving yourself the shuttle journey and making the most of your time in the ski resort.
What does ‘ski-in/ski-out’ mean?
‘Ski-in/ski-out’ means that you can set off from the hotel directly onto the slopes and return on your skis at the end of the day. This eliminates the need for long walks, car journeys or transfers to the ski resort.
What should you look out for when booking a hotel on the slopes in South Tyrol?
Key factors include a location right on the slopes, a ski storage room or locker within the hotel, partnerships with ski schools or ski hire shops, as well as good access to the slopes and the option to return without needing a shuttle.
What are the best ski resorts in South Tyrol?
Among the most popular ski resorts in South Tyrol are Kronplatz, Alta Badia, Gröden, the Seiser Alm and the 3 Zinnen Dolomites. You can find further recommended resorts and tips for choosing one in our guide to skiing holidays in South Tyrol.