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Hotel Grand

Half Board

Hotel Grand

Overview Location Accommodation Food & Drink Skiing

Facilities

Various lounge areas
Residents' lakeside restaurant
A la carte restaurant
'Classic Spa' leisure area with indoor roman bath style pool, saunas, steam room, relaxation room and whirlpool
Additional 'Grand Spa' area with various saunas, steam baths and infra-red cabin
Fitness Room
Wide range of massage & beauty treatments (pay locally)
Elegant Imperial Café/bar
Bar, with daily piano music
Home to a new casino with a wide selection of games, guests can soak up the elegant ambiance whilst trying their luck at one of the tables or machines
Restaurant with Panoramic views
Games Room
Free Wi-Fi internet access
Heated boot room
Hotel kindergarten
Play room

Description

Location

Location in resort

Longitude: 12.8012675
Latitude: 47.3240755
Location Description:
- The hotel provides a free shuttle service, with a ski bus stop nearby and the gondola just 5 minutes’ walk away
- The town’s pedestrian zone starts outside the hotel

Accommodation

Rooms

No. of rooms: 131

No. of buildings: 2
No. of floors: 6

Official rating: 4.5

Rooms

Komfort Berg Austrian Twin Rooms have a mountain view and can sleep two guests. These rooms have a bath or shower and charming furnishings with amenities including TV, safe and tea/coffee making facilities.

Komfort Austrian Twin Rooms have lake views and can sleep up to three. These rooms have a small seating area.

Komfort Balcony Austrian Twin Rooms have lake views and a balcony.

Family Rooms are spacious and have a separate bedroom and living area with bunk beds suitable for two children. The rooms also have a balcony and lake views.

Grand Suites have two separate bedrooms and can sleep up to five. These suites have both bath and shower, lounge area, balcony and lake views.

Bedroom facilities

Cable / satellite TV
Safety deposit box
Tea / coffee making facilities
Hairdryer
WiFi
Bathrobes

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

Food & Drink

Meals

Extensive hot and cold buffet breakfast

Dinner is a buffet or a four course evening meal with three choices of main dish plus salad buffet

Weekly theme and dessert buffets

Christmas and New Year's gala dinners included

Board basis options available

Half Board

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

Gluten Free
Vegans
Vegetarians

Special dietary requirements (vegan, gluten free) will need to be requested in advance.

Skiing in Zell am See

Our Ratings

Good for beginners
Excellent for intermediates
Great for experts

Zell am See Ski Runs

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Zell am See Ski Stats

408 km Ski Area
760m—3029m Ski Altitude
760m Resort Altitude

Ski Lift Information

Types: Lifts 121, Chairlifts 38, Cable car 3, Draglifts 38, Gondolas 41

Ski Resort Description

Zell am See

The 138km Zell am See-Kaprun ski area is most famously known for the Schmittenhöhe mountain in Zell am See and the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier at nearby Kaprun which are conveniently linked by a free ski bus. The panoramic viewing platform 'Top of Salzburg' is a must with spectacular scenery at 3029m above sea level. Zell am See's pedestrianised town centre is perched on the edge of Lake Zell and the atmosphere is boosted by regular music events and festivals. Families are well catered for with a dedicated kid’s slope on the Schmittenhöhe in Zell featuring a combination of obstacles, tunnels and slalom course, and Kaprun’s Maiskogel mountain which is home to wide open, gentle slopes for learning and special kids’ meals at local restaurants.

...and a further 270km of linked skiing at the Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Ski Circus

With the Alpin Card and the new lifts linking the ski areas, the 77km ski area of Zell am See now links with the extensive 270km of terrain at the Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Ski Circus, giving you access to the vast skiing landscape of Zell am See's neighbouring region. From Schmittenhöhe Mountain (Zell am See) side it is possible to ski down to the middle station, then either take the prepared ski route to the bottom or take the section 1 gondola. Once at the bottom it is a short five minute bus which runs every 20 minutes to Saalbach. On return you can choose to ski back to the Zell connection lift or return on the shuttle bus. Alongside the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and the Kitzsteinhorn in Kaprun, the whole Alpin Card area totals 408km of premium varied slopes including 121 lifts.