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Hotel Bellevue

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Hotel Bellevue

Overview Location Accommodation Food & Drink Skiing

Facilities

Comfortable lounge and bar
Residents' and à la carte restaurants
Recently renovated and refreshed wellness area with indoor/outdoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room, whirlpool and gym
Beauty treatments, massage and solarium (pay locally)
Panoramic sun terrace
Shared facilities of the interconnected Hotel Austria
Wi-Fi
Lift
Free child supervision in the children's area Sunday - Friday 9.30am-4.30pm & 7-9pm (from 2 years)
Lunch for children can be arranged locally (with local charge)
Early evening meals for children are possible, one parent needs to be present. Afterwards children can be dropped off at children's club (e.g at 7pm in time for regular dinner service)
Games room
Play room
Family friendly hotel
Cots & linen

Description

Location

Location in resort

Longitude: 11.028607
Latitude: 46.87118
Location Description:
- In an elevated position with superb views
- 200 metres to the Hohe Mut lift
- 300 metre walk to the village centre
- 300 metres to the nearest bus stop
- Transfer time: approx. 1 hour 30 minutes by coach from Innsbruck airport

Accommodation

Rooms

No. of rooms: 48

No. of buildings: 1
No. of floors: 6

Annexes

Interconnected to Hotel Austria by indoor corridor

Official rating: 4.5

Local Fees and Taxes

Resort fees of €3.50 per person per night to be paid directly to the hotel.

Rooms

Type B1 Austrian twin rooms are around 18m² and have a shower.

Type B3 Austrian twin rooms are around 45m² and sleep up to four using a double sofa bed in the lounge area. These rooms have a shower and balcony with south facing views.

Type B4 Austrian twin rooms are around 45m² and sleep up to four using a double sofa bed in the lounge area. These rooms have a bath and balcony with south facing views.

Type B5 Austrian twin rooms offer the most space at around 48m² and ideal for families of up to five. They have a separate bedroom with Austrian twin beds, lounge area with double and single sofa beds, and also a bath.

Single rooms are around 15m² with a shower.

Bedroom Facilities

Cable / satellite TV
Safe
WiFi
Hairdryer

Lift accessible: Yes
Lift serves all floors: Yes
Access ramp: No

Food & Drink

Meals

Extensive hot and cold buffet breakfast

Four course evening meal with three main course choices plus salad buffet

Weekly gala dinner, farmers' buffet, starter or dessert buffets

Special Christmas and New Year gala dinners included

Welcome cocktail

Smart casual wear is required at meal times

Board basis options available

Half Board

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

Gluten Free
Vegans
Vegetarians

Skiing in Obergurgl

Our Ratings

Excellent for beginners
Great for intermediates
Great for experts

Obergurgl Ski Runs

km Green
36km Blue
56km Red
20km Black

Obergurgl Ski Stats

110 km Ski Area
1930m—3080m Ski Altitude
1927m Resort Altitude

Ski Lift Information

Types: Lifts 25, Chairlifts 7, Draglifts 8, Gondolas 7
Times: Daily 09.00 - 16.00

Ski Resort Description

Obergurgl

If you’re looking for guaranteed snow, queue-free modern lifts and immaculate slope grooming then Obergurgl is the place for you. Known as the ‘diamond of the alps’ all our hotels are 4 star and above. As a family resort, many of the hotels offer kids activities and are close to the ski school and lifts.

You’ll have quiet scenic pistes suited to all levels of skiing. There is a great ski school, learning area and child friendly snow park. At a height of 1,927 metres the views in Obergurgl are spectacular.

With a community of 400 locals working in the traditional pubs, parasol covered bars and rustic mountain huts –expect lederhosen’s, large beer steins and service with a smile. Obergurgl is a small resort meaning you’re never too far from friends or family on the slopes.

The best views can be enjoyed from the top mountain star 360° bar or the Hohe Mut Alm – where you’ll find the spot known as Tirol’s most beautiful mountain ridge. We recommend a winter hike around the stone pine forest – which became a UNESCO natural treasure in 1963. There is a weekly ski-show, night skiing and tobogganing or why not holiday in style with a helicopter ride or champagne gondola lunch.

No trip to Obergurgl would be complete without a trip to the famous après Nederhütte, located half way up the mountain. Be sure to try the sticky ribs, they’re a specialty that shouldn’t be missed. Once you’ve had a bite to eat. It’s time to party – the house band and staff will be the first to demand you get up on the benches for a good old knees up.