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Two rustic chalets are set among a snowy landscape, framed by gentle hills. A large, weathered stone wheel rests nearby, adding a touch of historical charm. Soft clouds reflect the hues of sunset, creating a serene scene in this tranquil winter setting.
Place to stay in Biberwier

SeeVilla

HadiRating, 5 stars17 months ago
It was a fantastic stay. Lovely place. Marvellous scenery with the snow. Very good service from the team. A big thank you
Luxe
A warm living area features exposed wooden beams and natural light from the window. A plush sectional sofa is accompanied by round coffee tables, while decorative vases and artwork add character. The stylish design is complemented by soft lighting and rustic textures throughout the space.
Villa in Saint Anton am Arlberg

Soline

JamieRating, 5 stars28 months ago
Excellent stay in St. Anton. Chalet is located in a nice quiet area with a short walk to restaurants, easy ski out to bottom of gondola and ski in possible with good snow cover. Concierge Damian was fantastic during our stay, very accommodating check-in and introduction with great communication. Helped to organize guides, car bookings and suggestions for the non-skiers in our group, he provided amazing service. Beautiful chalet worked perfectly for a group as each room had an ensuite and daily house keeping. Would absolutely return to this chalet for future ski trips or any Bramble Chalet for that matter.
Luxe
A spacious living area features a large couch and a unique bench against herringbone wooden flooring. The room is illuminated by natural light through tall windows, adorned with light curtains. A dining table is set for six, and a piano is subtly integrated into the space.
Apartment in Vienna
5 out of 5 average rating, 8 reviews

Chic 180m² 3BR Apt near Parliament, Self Check-in

AnnabelRating, 5 stars1 week ago
We just spent four days with my family and it was a wonderful stay. I want to highlight Dmytro's speed and kindness in answering any questions, before and during the stay. The apartment is beautiful, decorated with exquisite taste, completely renovated and sparkling. The rooms are very spacious, as well as the large living room. The beds and bedding are of very good quality. The kitchen is fully-equipped. Perfect location, next to the Parliament. You can walk to the main tourist attractions. Nice and quiet neighborhood, with a large supermarket a minute's walk away. Very good value. We recommend it 100%!
Luxe
Two contemporary ski lodges are set against a twilight sky, surrounded by snow-covered ground and mountains. Warm light glows from the windows, creating a welcoming contrast to the evening chill. Tall trees frame the scene, adding a natural element to the winter landscape.
Chalet in Lech
5 out of 5 average rating, 6 reviews

Chalet Red

MichaelRating, 5 stars15 months ago
We had a wonderful stay in Lech. The house is modern, clean and the hosts are lovely. The daily cleaning is especially nice. They stocked the kitchen with groceries before we got there, which was much appreciated. The house layout is a bit quirky and takes some getting used to. One note, the walk to the nearest ski lift is 10 mins or a bit more. It is tough with your gear and especially for kids. We ended up ordering taxis for most days or doing shuttles with our car. Location to walk to town for dinner in normal shoes is great. It is a lovely walk just a bit long in ski boots. Thanks for a great stay. We’d definitely go back
Luxe
The interior of the chalet features a warm, wood-paneled design with an open and airy layout. A spacious kitchen island with bar stools provides a gathering spot, while shining lights highlight the grand timber rafters above. A staircase leads to additional living spaces, enhancing the flow of the area.
Villa in Brand

Chalet GM

ZoeRating, 5 stars5 months ago
This is a bucket list place to rent! Beautiful surroundings, the house was insane, to the point the kids did not want to leave the place, at all. Overall, the stay was amazing, house was decorated nicely for Christmas (we stayed over the Christmas holiday) and none of us wanted to leave. The price tag is high, but worth it. Great place for family reunions/groups traveling together. Would return in a second!
Luxe
A spacious living area features wood paneling and high ceilings, with two large sectionals arranged around a central fireplace. Soft lighting from decorative string lights enhances the ambiance. Coffee tables are adorned with decorative items, and large windows frame scenic mountain views.
Villa in Saint Anton am Arlberg

Crux Penthouse

Luxe
The chalet features a modern design with a wooden exterior and a spacious patio surrounded by lush greenery. Solar panels are visible on the roof. The abundant outdoor space is complemented by manicured gardens and views of the rolling hills in the background.
Chalet in Brand

Panorama Chalet Bellavista

Luxe
An open-concept dining and living area features a long dining table surrounded by six upholstered chairs. Contemporary pendant lights hang above, and a sleek fireplace is integrated into the wooden wall, complemented by built-in shelving displaying decorative items. Natural light fills the space, enhancing the wooden floor.
Villa in Lech

Nidus Apartment 3

All about Austria

Planning a One-Of-A-Kind Vacation in Austria

Bordered by no less than eight other European countries, Austria is small, land-locked destination with a big reputation. The landscape is dominated by the Austrian Alps - and much of the country’s visual appeal comes from the combination of snow-capped mountains, green alpine meadows filled with wildflowers and charming wood-roofed villages dotted across the slopes. Of course, Austria is also home to the vibrant city of Vienna, where you can get your fill of beautiful architecture and rich culture. Add to this truly world-class skiing (and some of the most fun apres-ski you’ll find anywhere), and you’ll start to see what makes Austria so special.

Exploring Vienna City

See the art of Gustav Klimt

For a fascinating look at one of the city’s most famous artists, head to the Belvedere Museum to see the glowing works of Gustav Klimt in person. Klimt was instrumental in founding the Moderne Galerie, which has evolved into the Belvedere, as a place to showcase contemporary Austrian art. You can see a number of his most iconic paintings here, including The Kiss (Lovers), famous the world over for its gold-leaf background and delicate depiction of two lovers in an embrace. Nearby, at the Vienna Secession, you can see the monumental Beethoven Frieze, which celebrates the work of the German composer.

Go to the opera

The Vienna State Opera is famous the world over for its incredible productions, attracting the best opera singers to perform in its productions. It’s one of the busiest theaters in the world, staging up to 60 different operas and 10 ballet productions per year. There’s often a major opera being performed every day of the week - from Madame Butterfly to The Magic Flute.The opera house is well known for its productions especially for children - so if you’re traveling with family it’s a great opportunity to introduce your kids to classical music.

Hit the ski slopes

Of course, Austria is world famous for something other than its culture, namely, its mountains. In fact, Austria is the birthplace of Alpine skiing, and the Austrians have more Olympic alpine skiing medals than any other country in the world.

Perhaps the most famous ski region is the Arlberg, a collection of five villages - Lech, Zürs, St. Anton, St. Christoph and Stuben - that together offer more than 170 miles of slopes. A favorite day out with skiers here is the famous White Ring - setting off from Zürs you can ski around to Lech where you can stop for a break and a Viennese coffee in the village and a stroll around the shops before heading home again.

A favorite with younger skiers, St Anton is well-loved for its apres-ski scene. Two bars, Mooserwirt and The Krazy Kanguruh are known for their lively party atmosphere and attract revelers night after night during ski season. Our traditional Austrian Chalets in St Anton are perfectly positioned to take advantage of the charming ski region of Arlberg.

Natural Attractions

If skiing is not your thing, there’s still plenty of ways to enjoy the great outdoors on your Austrian vacation.

Eisriesenwelt Ice Cave

One must-visit destination is the Eisriesenwelt Ice Cave, just south of the city of Salzburg. The largest ice cave in the world, it has been welcoming visitors for almost 100 years. Visitors are only allowed inside the cave alongside an experienced guide, who leads the tour, gas lantern in hand, for a truly out-of-this-world experience through the frozen landscape. The climb is quite strenuous, so it’s an activity best suited to active travelers.

Alpine Hiking

Although winter in Austria is spectacular, summer in the Alps has its charms too. The valleys of the Tyrol come alive with colorful wildflowers from early summer onwards. A day’s hike here and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped straight off the set of The Sound of Music. From Innsbruck, St Anton or Kitzbuhel you can set out along one of the many beautiful trails through the mountains. Just bring plenty of sunscreen and water with you on your hike, and remember that conditions can change very quickly in the mountains so pack an extra layer too.

Ski Chalets in Austria

With comfortable beds and cozy living rooms with real log fires, you’ll love returning to our luxurious ski chalets at the end of a hard day on the slopes. Sleeping from 6 up to 29 people, whether you’re planning a small couple’s getaway or a huge family ski reunion we have some great options.

Kitzbuhel Slopeside chalets

Located in the Austrian Tyrol, the ski village of Kitzbuhel is a favorite with well-heeled European skiers. Located along the Kitzbuheler Ache river, the charming town is lined with brightly painted shops, cafes, and restaurants, which look extra beautiful with a dusting of fresh white snow. A must-visit for experienced skiers, Hahnenkamm mountain hosts the annual World Cup ski races, including the downhill race on the legendary Streif slope. Our Kitzbuhel vacation rentals are located either in town close to the action, our conveniently located for the mountains. Some have ski-in, ski-out access, and many offer sauna, steam room or hot tub to soothe tired muscles.

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