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• Waldrand
  "Very quiet resort, but the Waldrand hotel was great value for money."
  "Not much to add to the other comments which are very accurate about the hotel. The owners were very hospitable,food was excellent, and the hotel was very clean Would return to the hotel, but the resort was too quiet at that time of the year. The pubs in the resort were mostly empty, and if you didn'..."t ski there would not be a lot to keep you occupied in resort. Perfect resort for families. " More >
• Hotel Kaiser in Tirol
  "Great hotel but..........."
  "We spent half term 2013 at the Kaiser with friends and family. My children are 8, 12 and 14 and our friends children are similar ages. It's difficult to fault the hotel: rooms large, clean and have everything you need; breakfast buffet great and afternoon tea was fabulous. The buffet style evening..." meals were varied and delicious. The children made good use of the table tennis, pool table and the pool which all worked really well. We hired our skis from the ski hire at the bottom of the gondola which was fabulous as you can leave them there each evening and collect each morning free of extra charge. If you have your own gear you can rent storage at this well organised and warm ski depot for 18 euros for the week. We covered many miles during our week and would say , being in the middle of the geographical range, Scheffau is perhaps best placed for access to the Skiwelt. However there are a few downsides of the Kaiser and Scheffau: Scheffau's centre is some way from the gondola st... " More >
• Waldrand
  "Great hotel"
  "My wife and I and our two 14 year old children stayed here during February 2013 for a weeks skiing. The hotel is basic but just exactly what is required. The food is very good, with a great continental selection at breakfast. For your evening meal you get to select from a buffet salad first, then ..."you get brought a bowl of the 'soup of the day', followed by the main course of your choice and then desert of your choice. You get a choice of two main courses, usually one meat based and one vegetarian based, often with an Austrian/German theme. My wife and I had no problems with the mains and thought they were all excellent, but our two children did struggle a little on a few days with the lack of selection, which meant a trip to the local spa shop later for munchies. One tip for the evening meal is be certain exactly what drinks are included with the meal as part of your half-board. On the first nights evening meal we were asked what we wanted to drink and when we asked what was availabl... " More >