




Traditional Austrian hotel layout across four floors with a central lift, ground floor dining and wellness, and rooms on upper levels.
14 features available
3 room types
Double or twin beds
1 single bed
2 twin beds
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£195
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£280
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Filzmoos is a quieter, traditional Austrian resort in the Salzburg region, well-regarded for its relaxed atmosphere and scenic terrain. Hotel Hammerhof sits in an elevated position approximately eight minutes' walk from the village centre, keeping it close to local restaurants, shops, and resort amenities without being in the thick of it. A ski bus stop at the end of the hotel's road connects guests directly to the slopes, making car-free skiing entirely practical. The resort's ski area links into the broader Dachstein West network, offering access to varied terrain. Filzmoos also sits within reach of Salzburg for arrival and departure, making logistics straightforward for international travellers flying into a major hub.
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A charming, family-friendly winter wonderland in the heart of Ski amadé.
Filzmoos is a picturesque, traditional Austrian mountain village nestled at the foot of the dramatic Bischofsmütze mountain. Known for its romantic atmosphere and excellent snow reliability despite its modest altitude, it offers a peaceful alternative to the bustling mega-resorts nearby. The ski area is compact but impeccably maintained, making it a haven for beginners, families, and those seeking a relaxed skiing experience. With uncrowded slopes and virtually no lift queues, skiers can enjoy wide, sweeping descents down the Rossbrand and Grossberg mountains. Beyond skiing, Filzmoos is famous for its extensive winter hiking trails, cross-country skiing network, and the annual International Hot Air Balloon Festival in January. As a proud member of the massive Ski amadé network, visitors staying in Filzmoos also have the option to easily access hundreds of kilometers of nearby interconnected slopes.
Filzmoos offers a compact, uncrowded ski area perfectly tailored for beginners and intermediates, featuring wide, gentle slopes that inspire confidence. Advanced skiers can tackle the steeper FIS race course, while cross-country enthusiasts are treated to exceptional high-altitude trails on the Rossbrand.
A massive Austrian ski alliance encompassing 760km of pistes and 270 lifts, renowned for traditional alpine charm and world-class infrastructure.
Sunny, rolling red runs perfect for cruising and refining intermediate carving skills.
Accessed by a modern gondola, offering long scenic runs and the spectacular high-altitude cross-country trail.
An ideal practice area located directly in the village, making it extremely accessible for young children and first-timers.
A challenging, steep black run named after the local ski racing champion, providing a thrill for advanced skiers.
Salzburg Airport (SZG)
1h 10min
75km
Readily available private taxis and shared shuttle services run frequently from Salzburg airport directly to the resort. Ample parking is available at the base of the Papageno gondola and Grossberg chairlift, mostly free for lift pass holders.
Mid-December to early April
Passes for 1.5 days or more automatically cover the entire Ski amadé network of 760km.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (EUR 68), Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 370)