Zirbenhotel Steiger

“4****”

This is an excellent hotel with great staff and wonderful clean rooms. We spent a full week in the hotel for winter sports. While we need to take a short bus ride to the ski lift, the location is still very good and the hotel can be recommended.

“Great hotel, super value for money, in a not so lively apres-ski village”

The hotel is great, good sauna facilities, delicious and copious food with half-board, clean and spacious rooms with balconies, friendly service. if you are with a large group, pay attention to the drinks being charged to your room, the staff is not always accurate. German is the best language to … more

The hotel is great, good sauna facilities, delicious and copious food with half-board, clean and spacious rooms with balconies, friendly service. if you are with a large group, pay attention to the drinks being charged to your room, the staff is not always accurate. German is the best language to communicate in, English is "understood" as well. Do not accept a room if you don't like it, in particular 206 (or was it 208), had unpleasant terrace facing the parking and street, with much noise, but hotel changed it for me. The slightly more expensive rooms are larger, but if you are single, the standard is fine. Safe is of minimal size so small laptop barely fits in (mine has scratches on the edges to prove it!). No swimming pool, but the small dry sauna is rarely full, the steam room can use more steam !!! I did not us it for that reason. The relaxation room is only good if the other guests do not bring crying babies with them (staff needs to monitor this and not leave it to guests). Thanks to Marlene, the always smiley and helpful, and the Lithuanian man (sorry, forgot the name) dining servers who went out of their way to(but also others), the dining was a superb experience. The mostly meat diet, and mostly local Austrian dishes, as well, as amazing variety of breakfast choices, your stomach will always be happy. Albeit, the gluten free choices were limited, they did exist (I only noted them,but did not use them). There are cards and board games available to kill the time in the evenings, and you will need them, as the sleepy village offers next to nothing in terms of apres-ski entertainment. If you want that, you need to head to any hotel in Ischgl (Austria), but with the right group, one can have enough fun at Steiger. The value for money was excellent. around 830 euros per person for double rooms, and around 890 euros for single person in double room. These were our half-board prices, and it was worth it. However, there are other options in the same town, or perhaps even in the same hotel, when booking larger group (we were eight), or if you negotiate harder :-) * * * Big Thanks to all the staff for making this years end-of-the-season ski trip a success! * * *

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“Very welcoming hotel!”

We had a lovely 1 week ski holiday with the Steiger family! The hotel is very well kept, has a very welcoming charm to it thanks to the Steiger family running it since decades, the food is is good, the variety excellent, especially the breakfast buffet is overwhelming! Kids are more than welcome an… more

We had a lovely 1 week ski holiday with the Steiger family! The hotel is very well kept, has a very welcoming charm to it thanks to the Steiger family running it since decades, the food is is good, the variety excellent, especially the breakfast buffet is overwhelming! Kids are more than welcome and even have a separate play-room where they can run about without disturbing anyone. The in-house Spa (without pool) is beautiful! It is not as close to the ski-lift as we thought, but we found 2 snowy 'ways that lead up to the lift, you only have to walk over road 3minutes. For the other couple of hundred metres, take your sledge, put your kids and ski equipment on it, and off you go! We would defenitely recommend this hotel!

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