




The hotel consists of a main building and an interconnected wing, featuring traditional Alpine 'Landhaus' style rooms and modern 'Design' rooms.
18 features available
3 room types
1 French double bed
Austrian twins with optional sofa bed
Austrian twins with 2 extra beds available
From
£310
per night
From
£450
per night
From
£680
per night
Saalbach-Hinterglemm sits at the centre of one of Austria's most extensive lift-linked ski circuits, with over 270 kilometres of marked pistes connecting Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang, and Fieberbrunn. Hotel Sonne benefits from direct ski-in, ski-out access and an on-site lift connection, placing guests on the mountain within minutes of leaving the building. The village of Saalbach itself is compact and walkable, with a strong concentration of restaurants, bars, and après-ski options along the main street. The resort is well served by road transfers from Salzburg Airport, typically around 90 minutes depending on conditions, and Innsbruck Airport is also a viable option at a similar distance. The combination of slope-side access and a lively village centre makes this a practical and well-positioned base.
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The Home of Lässig: Endless pistes and legendary après-ski in the heart of the Austrian Alps.
Saalbach and Hinterglemm are two interconnected villages that form the lively heart of the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. Nestled in the picturesque Glemm Valley, this region is celebrated as one of Austria's premier ski destinations, offering a seamless blend of vast, perfectly groomed pistes and a world-renowned après-ski scene. The two villages have slightly different characters; Saalbach is a bustling, compact hub of nightlife and dining, while Hinterglemm is slightly more spread out with excellent ski-in/ski-out accommodations and a family-friendly vibe. The skiing here is an intermediate's paradise, characterized by high-speed, heated gondolas and an expansive network of wide, cruising blue and red runs that allow you to travel from valley to valley without taking off your skis. Recent connections to Fieberbrunn have added a serious freeride dimension to the area, while the integration with the Ski ALPIN CARD means visitors also have access to the Kitzsteinhorn glacier in Kaprun and the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See. Whether you are aiming to complete the famous 65km 'Skicircus Challenge' circuit or dance on the tables at a mountain hut, Saalbach-Hinterglemm delivers an unforgettable alpine experience.
The resort boasts one of the most modern and efficient lift systems in the world, linking 270km of beautifully groomed pistes. While intermediates will revel in the endless blue and red circuits spanning the valley, freeriders can hunt pristine powder bowls in the adjoining Fieberbrunn sector.
Located in the Pinzgau region of the Austrian state of Salzburg, this massive interconnected domain spans the Glemm Valley and crosses into Tyrol.
Sunny, wide-open blue slopes and funslopes that are perfect for families and those finding their ski legs.
The shadowy northern side offers longer, steeper reds and the challenging 4km black run down to Saalbach.
Home to the demanding World Cup downhill piste and challenging terrain for advanced skiers.
A backcountry haven featuring deep powder bowls and the legendary Wildseeloder face.
An illuminated snowpark open into the evening, featuring kickers, rails, and boxes for all freestyle levels.
Salzburg Airport (SZG)
1h 30min
85km
Frequent dedicated ski shuttle buses (like the Holiday Shuttle) and private taxis run directly from Salzburg and Munich airports to the resort hotels. Large, mostly paid parking garages are available at the entrance to both Saalbach and Hinterglemm, though many hotels offer private spaces.
Early December to Mid April
With over 90% of pistes covered by snow cannons, the resort guarantees a long, reliable season despite its relatively modest altitude.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (Ski ALPIN CARD) (EUR 72), Adult 6-Day Pass (Ski ALPIN CARD) (EUR 378)