5–star Hotel in Tyrol

Welcome to pretty meadows, pristine forests, the glacier’s eternal ice, and five authentic Tyrolean villages!

Only 20 minutes from Innsbruck, and easily reached via the Brenner motorway, the Stubai Valley is the epitome of an Alpine idyll. The world seems to slow down with every passing yard as you follow the Ruetz stream from the valley entrance in Schönberg to the 5-star SPA-Hotel Jagdhof in Neustift.

From spring until autumn, the Stubai Valley offers a haven of leisure and activity for hikers, mountain bikers, cyclists, paragliders, climbers … and anyone else looking for enjoyment, peace, beauty and nature.

Come winter, the Stubai Valley is transformed into a snowy wonderland with four downhill ski areas, perfectly groomed cross-country ski runs, cleared footpaths, toboggan runs and ice rinks.

The area’s foremost attraction is the Stubai Glacier. Austria’s largest glacier skiing area is open nearly all year round. With 110 kilometres of slopes at between 1,750m and 3,210m above sea level, guaranteed snow and skiing fun are yours from October until June. Only the Stubai Valley gives you the exhilarating option of a refreshing dip in the lake straight after your thrilling piste experience. It’s always holiday season at your 5-star hotel in Tyrol.

You’ll find seven excellent mountain golf courses in breathtaking locations within easy distance of the Stubai Valley. Tee off with 36 holes in Lans, Rinn and Igls; an 18-hole Leading Golf Course Austria in Seefeld-Wildmoos; 9-hole golf course in the heart of Seefeld; and 27 holes at the Mieminger Plateau golf park. Paradise for golfers who prefer the extraordinary.

Schnapps distilling has a long tradition in Tyrol. The diligence, dedication and knowledge about their ‘cultural asset’ have made Tyrolean schnapps distillers internationally famous. The Tyrolean schnapps route takes you on a culinary journey of discovery through the region’s wide array of Tyrolean fruit brandies. A guided distillery tour is a great way to find out how these high-quality products are made, and discover their superb taste.

In addition to its charming historic centre, the regional capital Innsbruck boasts many sights such as the Imperial Palace, the Triumphal Arch, Ambras Castle, and the city’s famous landmark, the Golden Roof. The Bergisel ski jump and the unusual Hungerburg Funicular, both designed by the late Zaha Hadid, also attract visitors from around the world. Popular destinations include the city’s casino and Swarovski’s Crystal Worlds in Wattens.

Or drop by our Italian neighbours for a Cappuccino. It’s only half an hour to the Brenner Pass border after which the whole of South Tyrol is yours to explore.