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Sölden is definitely a worthwhile holiday destination in Austria. In winter, families, couples and even individual adventurers can enjoy the beautiful mountain landscapes and long pistes. Personally, however, the last time I was there was in summer, so this place is perfect for combining a biking holiday with a family holiday. It is very easy to get from A to B within the valley, as almost everything is within walking distance. However, I would still recommend a car if you want to cover longer distances. The restaurants on the mountains were always very good and we were never disappointed. All I can say is, fantastic landscapes and trails! I will definitely be back.
The bike park is wonderful and fun for both beginners and advanced riders. The restaurants are also very nice. If you don't want to go biking, you can of course simply hike through the mountain landscape.
An insider tip is the Ferner Trail. This is a unique experience.
Because there are many varied activities.
Beautiful bike park with good routes
Beautiful mountain sheep
Accommodation and local restaurants quite expensive
Sometimes very long waiting times at the lift
Nature lovers
In my opinion, Sölden is the perfect place for winter holidaymakers who love snow, winter sports and wellness. Despite the high level of tourism, the hospitality is warm and welcoming. For all winter sports fans, I can say that the piste preparation on the glacier is first class. Due to the high altitude, there is always plenty of snow. There are many beautiful and luxurious accommodations and each one has a very special charm. When I'm on holiday in a foreign country, I like to try traditional food. In Sölden you can find a good mix of both - traditional Austrian and international dishes - so everyone gets their money's worth here. However, you have to be aware that a holiday like this is expensive. Beautiful accommodation and exclusive food are quite expensive. However, you get a great deal, so I think it's worth it.
Winter in Sölden is really beautiful. If you are lucky, there is a lot of snow, ideal for beautiful winter walks and winter sports. As a passionate skier, I have to say that the pistes are really incredibly well prepared. The people there, whether at the beach, restaurants or other leisure facilities, are super hospitable and accommodating. As a guest, you feel very comfortable and welcome.
Skiing on the glacier is a unique experience, as it is colder due to the altitude and therefore the piste conditions are better. A little insider tip: The "VAYA Hotel" is an excellent place to eat.
In my opinion, winter in Sölden is special, more special than in other Alpine regions. It feels luxurious, the people are exceptionally hospitable and the winter landscape is unbeatable anyway.
Rich in snow
Super slopes on the glacier
There are really expensive corners
Very touristy
Wellness and relaxation
Sölden is a great ski resort, which is suitable for skiers and snowboarders as well as party animals and gourmets. There are many different places to stop for refreshments, a glacier with guaranteed snow and good transport links. We stayed near the lift station with a group of friends and used the mornings for skiing and the afternoons for après-ski. I would therefore recommend the area more for young people than for families. But all in all, everyone gets their money's worth!
Enjoying the perfect weather on the glacier in Sölden. Alpine sports at its best with superb pistes!
Eugen Obstlerhütte is a great stop on the descent for a drink or two.
Guaranteed snow and beautiful huts.
Slopes
Hut selection
Kilometres of slopes
Cost-intensive
Gourmet
My trip to Sölden in March was an unforgettable experience. The ski resort impressed with its perfectly groomed pistes and impressive infrastructure. The lifts were modern and comfortable, so you could get to the slopes without long waiting times. One highlight was the 15-kilometre descent from the summit of the Schwarzer Schneid to the valley - one of the longest descents in Austria. The catering in Sölden left nothing to be desired. For a cosy stop-off after skiing, we recommend the Panoramaalm right next to the piste, with its rustic ambience and Tyrolean delicacies. Getting around Sölden was very easy thanks to the well-developed bus network and the cable cars. Only the parking situation was a little tight, which is why I would recommend arriving early or using public transport for your next visit. Overall, Sölden was a great destination for a skiing holiday. The mix of excellent piste conditions, culinary highlights and the unique mountain backdrop makes you want more. On my next visit, I will definitely check out the James Bond adventure world 007 ELEMENTS.
The ski area in Sölden is one of the best with the two glaciers. At the end of March you could still ski perfectly. Overall, the resort offers beautiful scenery and a perfect opportunity to relax
Snowpark at Gigijoch is great fun for beginners and pros alike
It is varied due to the different possibilities to experience something.
Ski area
Bike park
Long journey from my home town
Nature lovers
What I liked best were the mountain panoramas and the numerous restaurants on the mountain. The choice of dishes was always sufficient. On my next trip I will make sure to plan the journey better (route) and I will bring more friends :)
My main destination was the ski resort in Sölden. There are also some great bars, clubs and restaurants down in the valley along the main road.
It is possible to hire a gondola in which a dinner/brunch is then held. It is also possible to go tobogganing on individual evenings during the week.
Sölden is simply the heartbeat of the Alps and makes a great winter holiday destination every year.
Huge ski area
Many activities (tobogganing etc.)
Very expensive
Many guests
Fans of city breaks
At 1368m above sea level and with snow groomed pistes, Sölden is a popular destination for winter sports (snow is guaranteed from October to May) and has been the venue for the Alpine Ski World Cup which begins every October/November. Find holiday apartments in Sölden - the main village at the base of the mountains – or in Hochsölden, the the upper village located at 2092m above sea level.
Don't miss out on a chalet in Sölden - with over 145km of slope routes and 33 lifts and gondolas, Sölden offers one of the best skiing environments in Europe. Catering for every level, Sölden's ski routes are a variety of blue, red and black – meaning there is something for the beginner skier to the master snowboarder. The most beginners slopes are located on Innerwald and Giggjoch and are easily accessible from the town. The “Fun Slope” provides a park for those wanting to show off their sporting skills with ramps and jumps right on the piste. Sölden also offers ski and snowboarding schools and equipment hire. Ski or board to the “Big 3” vantage points. This is the only area in Austria with three mountains higher than 3000m that are easily accessible. These are: Gaislachkogl, which features a panoramic restaurant – film lovers might recognise this building from the James Bond film, “Spectre”; Tiefenbachkogl and Schwarze Schneide.
Once you have found your holiday apartment in Sölden, spend a day discovering the various areas of the slopes - you can stop off at one of the 30 plus mountain huts to fill up on the local delicacies – why not try Wiener Schnitzel or Kaiserschmarnn? For those not wanting to stop at the day time fun, Sölden's slopes also offer a lively apres-ski atmosphere where you can try the local Austrian refreshments. The town also hosts the Electric Mountain Festival every April with popular DJs on top of the mountain. If you want a little break from the piste, relax with thermal baths whilst taking in the beautiful landscape. Sölden also holds the Ötzal Glacier Road – the second highest paved road in Europe – and is the access road from Sölden to the Rettenbach and Tiefenbach Glaciers. You can ski at these glaciers even during autumn.
The village is not only popular for winter breaks and offers a variety of activities during the green summer months. Go hiking in the Alps, visit the Ötzal National Park and follow numerous tours and trails to discover the picturesque area. You can even take “water walks” and follow the icy waters of the Ötzal Glacier past waterfalls to the Ötzaler Ache river. Should you want to cover more ground, cycle routes are available and horse riding is also on offer. Climbing and via ferratas are also accessible for those wanting something a little more adventurous. The city of Innsbruck is under two hours away and is an ideal day trip or great overnight accommodation – find Innsbruck holiday accommodation here.
If you enjoy your Sölden accommodation, why not explore other popular Austrian destinations like Vienna or Salzburg?
The most popular accommodation types in Solden are apartment rental and house rentals. With 1,966 accommodations in Solden, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
Prices start at just £76 per night. Most house rentals in Solden are 134 m² and apartment rental are 67 m².
When travelling with your dog in Solden, apartment rental are recommended. These are the most common type of pet-friendly accommodations and cost an average of £339 per night.
We have a great range of accommodations for groups in Solden. On average, the apartment rental has space for 5 guests.