Hotels in Austria

Hotels in Austria

Holidays in Austria mostly include trips to Vienna with its Cathedral, its "Heurigenschenken" (wine bars) and the Waltz. However vacations to Salzburg (The birthplace of Mozart, and the Sound of Music Tours), Innsbruck (Surrounded by the Alps), and the Danube valley with its vineyards are becoming increasingly popular.

Of great touristic importance are the Austrian skiing, hiking and mountaineering resorts in the Alps as well as family-friendly recreation areas (e.g. the Witches's Water in Tyrol). The same applies to the numerous Austrian lakes (e.g. Wolfgangsee and other lakes in the Salzkammergut east of Salzburg or Wörthersee in Carinthia).

 

Whatever your winter pastime, you're sure to find it in Austria. Ski holidays in Austria are renowned for being among the best in the world. When it comes to Austria ski resorts, visitors know they will get wonderful snow, steep slopes, sweeping runs, and powder chutes during the winter season, plus year-round snow on the glaciers, and the sort of warm hospitality that comes from long experience of providing the best of ski holidays in Europe.

When it comes to Austria ski resorts, skiing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing are by no means confined to the winter season. There are eight year-round winter sports areas where the season lasts twelve months.

Whether you like to cycle, go mountainbiking, play golf or even go diving in its glorious lakes, Austria is the summer destination of central Europe. Swimming in water so good you can drink it is just one of the benefits of a water sports holiday in Austria, which boast some of the most beautiful lakes to enjoy. Thanks to strict environmental regulations Austria’s lakes are among the cleanest and purest in Europe – and are a paradise for divers.

Austria is a wonderfully uncomplicated place to visit: it's in the heart of Europe, most people speak English and there is a spectacular combination of cultural and natural attractions.

If you thought Austrian food was limited to wiener schnitzel and apple strudel, think again. Austrian cuisine can be surprisingly delicate with Italian influences in the south and Hungarian to the north, and a range of mouth-wateringly good local cheeses.

And it’s not just Austrian cuisine for which visitors have developed a taste, while the best-known Austrian drink may be beer, Austrian wine is fast developing its own fine reputation.

When clinking glasses, Austrians take a moment to make eye contact and say 'Prost' to each person in the round. If you feel like showing off, you can also say 'Zum Wohl' or 'Prosit' - all three mean 'to your health'.

At the Villa de Suenos, we cater for all of your Holiday requirements, and our Holiday Hotels in Austria offer value for money Vacations for Friends and Family alike.