




Traditional Tyrolean alpine hotel across 4 main floors with a central wellness wing and connected underground garage.
22 features available
67 rooms available
King bed
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£280
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£420
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Westendorf sits within the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, one of Austria's largest interconnected ski areas, and Vitalhotel Schermer is positioned to make the most of it. The Alpenrose gondola is a 200-metre walk from the hotel — roughly two minutes on foot — giving direct access to the slopes without the need for a shuttle or taxi. The village centre, with its shops, bars, and restaurants, is 300 metres in the opposite direction. For travel logistics, the package includes flights and transfers, removing the usual friction of alpine travel. Westendorf itself is a compact, well-connected village that retains a traditional Tyrolean character without sacrificing convenience — a combination that suits both first-time visitors to Austria and returning skiers who know the region well.
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A charming Tyrolean village at the heart of the massive SkiWelt domain.
Westendorf is a picturesque, traditional Tyrolean village that consistently wins awards for its beauty. Nestled on a sunny plateau, it offers direct access to the massive SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, one of Austria's largest interconnected ski areas. The resort retains an authentic, unhurried charm with its onion-domed church, cozy chalets, and welcoming atmosphere. Skiers and snowboarders are drawn to Westendorf not only for its local sunny slopes but also for its strategic position. It serves as a vital link between the SkiWelt and the renowned Kitzbühel ski area via the Ki-West gondola, offering ambitious skiers virtually endless terrain. The local Westendorf mountain, the Choralpe, provides some of the steepest and most varied terrain in the SkiWelt. Beyond skiing, Westendorf is famous for its vibrant yet friendly après-ski scene, excellent mountain huts, and extensive winter walking trails. It perfectly balances the amenities of a world-class ski destination with the warmth of a traditional Austrian alpine community.
Westendorf offers brilliant local slopes including long cruising reds and the SkiWelt's steepest black run, the Alpsegen. It acts as a gateway to the 288km of the SkiWelt domain and features one of the region's top terrain parks.
One of Austria's largest and most modern interconnected ski areas, featuring 288km of pistes and 90 modern lifts.
Features the steepest run in the SkiWelt (Piste 112) with an 80 percent gradient.
A top-tier snowpark at the Gampenkogel lift with pro, public, and easy lines.
A beautiful long red run leading down to the gondola that connects towards the Kitzbühel ski area.
Gentle practice slopes located conveniently right in the center of the village.
The main access gondola offering wide, sweeping red and blue descents back to the village.
Innsbruck Airport
1h 15min
83km
Readily available shuttle services and private taxis from Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Munich airports. Ample free parking available at the Alpenrosenbahn base station for day visitors.
Mid-December to Early April
The Super Ski Card is also available for access to 22 regions including neighboring Kitzbühel.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (EUR 69), Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 349)