Lech am Arlberg
A wide choice for an active holiday
The villages of Lech - Oberlech, Stubenbach, Zug and Zürs are connected by the skiing region. Guests do not even need to take off their skis to reach their hotel entrance. Despite the international atmosphere, however, the villages have not lost their down-to-earth quality and genuine hospitality.
State-of-the-art ski lifts ensure a rapid ascent to the summits from where perfectly prepared ski slopes of different levels of difficulty take you down to the valley. Additional unprepared areas and tour routes are just waiting to be enjoyed. You will certainly find what you are looking for in Rüfikopf, Madloch, Kriegerhorn and Mohnenfluh.
Winter holidays to suit each individual taste
Everybody is sure to find something suitable for them in Lech, no matter what type of holiday they are looking at. Those who love tranquility will probably choose Oberlech as being a car-free zone. Those who are love comfort will enjoy the heated lift seats and, after a few elegant curves on the slopes, will relax on one of the many sunny terraces, before relaxing in the sauna and letting the day draw to a close with a good glass of wine.
Party animals will love the nightlife on the Arlberg: open-air snow bars, pubs and discos will entertain you into the early morning hours. And sporty guests will appreciate the fact that the ski pistes start directly from the hotel door - or will take advantage of the free shuttle bus service to the neighbouring villages for more skiing possibilities.
A boarder’s fun park, a natural sleighing track illuminated at night and numerous events throughout the season, from the traditional Christmas markets to cultural and sporting events, complete the range of possibilities
Quality holidays
On the sunny terraces of the Arlberg you will find, besides modern comfort, above all tranquillity and peace amidst enchanting snow-covered scenery. Thanks to its underground walkway system, car-free Oberlech offers the ultimate in quality and comfort.
When the first skiers descended the Arlberg slopes some 100 years ago, nobody then dreamed that the 700 year old village would become a world-famous ski resort one day.
