Chalet-Hotel Tannenburg
Austrian charm in the heart of Bad Gastein
Overview
Key features
- Ski lift
- 5-minute walk
- From slopes
- 500m
Extras
- Log fire
- Traditional Stubl bar
- Family rooms
- Ski room
- Boot heaters
- Wi-Fi
What's included?
- 7 nights accommodation
- Flights from Gatwick or Manchester
- Transfers to and from resort
- Half board
- Complimentary wine with dinner
- Complimentary ski hosting
Chalet-Hotel Tannenburg
A classic Austrian building, the Tannenburg is our own chalet-hotel and we believe it's the only one in the Gastein valley offering inclusive holidays, making it a rare good-value find.
It has a central location in the heart of Bad Gastein, in a nice quiet spot just below the top level of the village, so it is convenient for the thermal spa baths, the local shops and the ski slopes.
The Tannenburg has been renovated to the usual Ski Miquel standard and all guest bedrooms in the Tannenburg have en suite bathrooms.
It has a sociable private guest lounge and a separate dining room, plus a public bar area, and a ski storage room with heated boot warmers.
Availability
Room options
The Tannenburg has standard double or twin rooms, but it also has a number of multi-occupancy rooms:
- Two triple rooms, each with 3 x single beds (sleep up to 3).
- Linked rooms (family suite) - one room with a single bed and bunk bed, shower room and WC, linked to another room with 2 x single beds (sleeps up to 5 in total).
Room-sharing discounts
- Discounts for 3rd & 4th sharers:
- £100 for adults
- £150 for children
Dining room
The dining room in the Tannenburg is open and spacious, with views overlooking the Gastein valley, which is ideal for getting you in the mood for your next day's skiing whilst eating your breakfast, or recounting your day's adventures on the mountain over dinner.
Lounge
The lounge at the Tannenburg is open but still cosy and warm, with a log fire and stunning views over the Gastein valley.
It's the perfect spot to relax with a beer or a G&T, whilst canapés are brought to you by our Chalet Hosts before the evening dinner service.
Bar
The Tannenburg has its own traditional Austria 'Stubl' bar, where you can enjoy low Austrian prices on everything from schnapps and cocktails to the fine local draft beer.
The bar is also open to the public until 11pm and we often have some of the local ski instructors dropping by for a couple of beers and a game of 'Nageln', which involves trying to hit nails into a wooden stump with the wrong end of a hammer!
Reviews
This Chalet-Hotel is run by Ski Miquel. This is the first time we have used them and what a great, all inclusive little company they are. The team in the UK office were all friendly and efficient and the team running the hotel were great and looked after us well for a week. If you're travelling solo, as a couple, or in a group, this company offers good social skiing options and a very social hotel environment. I wouldn't hesitate to book with them again, in fact I have just tried to travel in a few days time but they don't have availability, which is my loss!
This was another great skiing holiday with Ski Miquel, staying in the characterful Tannenburg. We first visited in 2018 and were so impressed that we returned this year and, again, were not disappointed. Dave, our resort manager and ski host, was brilliant as usual and made sure that everyone settled in quickly and were well looked after, both in the chalet and on the slopes. The skiing here is extensive and varied and under Dave's expert guidance we covered the pistes in Bad Gastein, Graukogel, Bad Hofgastein, Dorfgastein, Angertal and Sportgastein. Brilliant. A special mention for Ashley and her team, who worked so hard to make sure that the food at the Tannenburg was top class, with tasty and plentiful breakfasts, afternoon tea and cake for those who could tear themselves away from the apres-ski and excellent three-course dinners plus cheese and wine. Many thanks to all the staff. All in all this was a fantastic week, made all the more fun by a great crowd of guests who gelled from day one. Definitely a holiday to remember.
A return trip to the Tannenburg and much of what I wrote last time is still in place. But some recent changes which are worth noting: 1. The menu has been overhauled - food was always good but this time the recipes seemed more adventurous - lamb tagine, cajun salmon and fillet steak (on the last night) were all excellent and a very welcome addition was the night of local cuisine - Goulash Stew with spaetzle and local veg and Apple Strudel went down really well. (Great job, Ashley!) 2. Several new lifts have opened since my last visit which make getting round the ski area much quicker than previously. SO, once again, thanks to Manager Dave, Ferne and Nadine for chalet support and Ben for manfully running the bar despite heavy pressure (!)
Ski Information
Bad Gastein
Resort features
- 5 different and diverse ski areas
- 50 lifts
- Historic spa town
- Has the longest run in the Eastern Alps!
- Recent major lift upgrades
- Thermal spa baths
- Lively après-ski
Connections
- Airport
- Salzburg (95km)
- Railway station
- Bad Gastein (0km)
Altitude
- Minimum altitude
- 1,080m
- Maximum altitude
- 2,686m
Slope lengths
- All ski slopes
- 280km
- Green slopes
- 0km
- Blue slopes
- 115km
- Red slopes
- 143km
- Black slopes
- 23km
