Hotel Kleon
Hotel Kleon
Room types
Family room
for 2 till 5 persons
- surface: 40m²
- Number of beds: 5
- Balcony
- (Mini) fridge
- Television (satellite television)
- (Living) room(s)
- rooms with interconnecting door: sleeps 3 (1 x one person folding bed; 1 x two persons sleeping couch), rooms with interconnecting door
- Bedroom(s): 1 bedroom
- 1st bedroom: sleeps 2 (1 x double bed)
- Bathroom(s): 1 bathroom
- Bathroom 1: bath, toilet
- tourist tax: circa 1,00 € per person per night to be paid with cash (to be paid at resort, obligated)
double room type A
for 2 till 3 persons
- surface: 28m²
- 1 person sleeping couch
- 1x twin bed
- Television (satellite television)
- bathroom with: shower, toilet
- tourist tax: circa 1,00 € per person per night to be paid with cash (to be paid at resort, obligated)
double room type B
for 2 till 4 persons
- tourist tax: circa 1,00 € per person per night to be paid with cash (to be paid at resort, obligated)
Location and surroundings
Map
General Information
Mandatory additional costs
Vent
Vent is a small, quiet mountain village in the Öztal resort located at the foot of the Wildspitze. The inhabitants are known for their hospitality. Vent is especially suitable for families with children, because in this village you will find peace. In the area you can make beautiful walks on well-maintained trails and cross-country runs through the village. The most fun is perhaps to whiz! Off with the family of the five-kilometer toboggan run
Location and surroundings
Sölden
The Big 3
Sölden ski holidays, together with Hochsölden, offer the largest ski area in Ötztal Arena, with 33 lifts and slopes suitable for all levels. The area has a strong snow record due to its high altitude and also due to the two glaciers, skiing on these glaciers in Sölden is even possible throughout the summer. Being able to ski practically all year round on a glacier at an altitude of 3250m makes Sölden ski holidays high on the wish list for many winter holiday goers.
The Ötztal Arena is the only ski area in Austria with mountain peaks reaching higher than 3000m, these are known as the Big 3. If you’re looking for a real challenge when snowboarding or skiing in Sölden, you can attempt the Big 3 Rally with routes that cover over 50km.
Obergurgl and Hochgurgl
Clients who have booked a lift pass of more than 3 days for their ski holiday in Sölden, can now also enjoy the ski area of Obergurgl and Hochgurgl. This ski area adds another 110km to the already huge ski region of Sölden and has many more blue, red and black slopes. If the skiing in Sölden isn’t challenging enough, you can take on one of the most difficult pistes in Austria, the Hohe Mut.
Après-ski
In Sölden there are many bars in the town and at the foot of the mountain, where you can enjoy the wonderful après-ski. We offer a variety of ski packages to Sölden, Hochsölden and Vent, from cheap and cheerful to luxurious and all-inclusives, where you will be able to enjoy a wonderful ski holiday on the Sölden slopes.
Practical information
Capital:
The capital is Vienna.
Language:
The official language is German but English is widely spoken as well.
Time:
There is one hour time difference with the UK (GMT+1).
Money:
The official currency is the Euro.
Tipping:
It is customary in Austria to tip between 5% and 10% in bars and restaurants.
Food & Drink:
Austria is known for its Vienna Schnitzels and Glühwein. Tap water is safe for drinking.
Opening times shops:
Shops are usually open from Monday until Friday from 09.00 AM to 18.00 PM (some shops close during the afternoon). Most shops are closed on Sunday.
Travelling by car:
Snow chains are obligatory in the Alps. You need a toll permit for the motorways in Austria. You can buy the permit at the AA in the UK or in Austria at the major border crossings. The European Commission advises you to wear a safety reflector jacket in the event of a break down or accident. This vest can be purchased from the AA in the UK as well.
Voltage:
The voltage is 230 volt.
Mobile telephone:
UK mobile phones work in Austria as well.
Travel documents:
You need to be in the possession of a valid passport to travel to Austria.
