Sölden, Tyrol · Sölden and the Ötztal

Chalet Resort Sölden

Entire chalet

  • 5 units
  • Sleeps 2 to 8 (listed)

Five separate log-cabin chalets in Sölden, each with its own sauna and steam bath, and a free ski depot the owner lists three minutes from the Giggijochbahn.

  • Catering included listed

At a glance

Type
Entire chalet
Location
Sölden
Ski area
Sölden and the Ötztal
UnitGuestsBedroomsBathrooms
FichtenchaletSleeps 2 to 4 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
ZirbenchaletSleeps 2 to 6 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
LatschenchaletSleeps 2 to 6 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
LärchenchaletSleeps 2 to 8 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
TannenchaletSleeps 2 to 8 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed

More stays nearby: Chalets in Sölden.

Who it suits

Families and groups of friends are the likely fit, especially parties who want a house of their own without the daily chores of one. Children up to six are listed as free, which helps larger families. The caveat is the detail: layouts, bedroom counts and the hot tub differ by chalet, and the board and service packages are options, so confirm what your booking includes first.

Check before you book

  • Capacity or bedrooms come from one source only: confirm the bed layout
  • Facilities are listed by one source only: confirm them with the provider
  • Several units share one booking page: confirm which unit the price is for

Overview

Chalet Resort Sölden in Sölden

Think of this as five separate houses rather than one hotel with a car park. The owner's page lists five log-cabin chalets in Sölden, ranging from 105 to 200 m², each with its own name: Fichtenchalet, Zirbenchalet, Latschenchalet, Lärchenchalet and Tannenchalet. Breakfast is served at the chalet and daily cleaning is listed as an included service, so the routine is closer to a staffed rental than to cooking and cleaning for yourselves.

Capacity depends on which chalet you pick. The owner lists the Fichtenchalet for 2 to 4 guests, the Zirbenchalet and Latschenchalet for 2 to 6, and the Lärchenchalet and Tannenchalet for 2 to 8. We found no bedroom or bathroom counts for any of them, so ask for the layout before you commit a group of six or more.

Double bedroom with log walls and exposed timber beams at Chalet Resort Sölden in Sölden, Austria.

What sets it apart

Why Chalet Resort Sölden stands out

What sets it apart is the amount of private provision wrapped around each chalet. The owner lists a bio sauna, a Finnish sauna and a steam bath, a choice of pillows, and bath products from the Ötztal. Breakfast and daily cleaning are listed as part of the stay, so a group does fewer household jobs. It stops short on the hot tub, because the Spruce Chalet is the exception. All of this rests on the owner's own page, so read it as listed rather than confirmed.

Living and dining room with sofas and a wooden table beside log walls at Chalet Resort Sölden in Sölden, Austria.

The setting

Where Chalet Resort Sölden sits in Sölden

Sölden sits in the Ötztal, and the owner lists a free ski depot at the Giggijochbahn, three minutes' walk away as listed. Treat that as the owner's figure and ask which chalet it is counted from. For summer the owner lists a barbecue and free e-bike rental. We found no airport or village distances, though transfers and ski passes can be arranged on request.

Outdoor wooden hot tub beside a log chalet and terrace seating at Chalet Resort Sölden in Sölden, Austria.

Facilities

What Chalet Resort Sölden offers

1 more is listed by one source, usually the owner's own website. Anything not shown is simply not confirmed yet, not missing.

Service and skiing

  • Catering includedListed by one source

Not confirmed yet: private sauna, shared sauna, hot tub, steam bath, swimming pool, fitness room, massage on request, fireplace or wood stove, wi-fi, washing machine, lift pass included, on the piste, ski storage, boot dryer or warmer, pets by request. Check the provider's page for the full list.

The owner's own website also states: five separate log-cabin chalets; chalet sizes range from 105 to 200 m²; private spa facilities include sauna and steam bath.

Rooms and beds

Sleeping at Chalet Resort Sölden

We found no bedroom, bed or bathroom counts for the five chalets, only the guest ranges the owner lists: 2 to 4 in the Fichtenchalet, 2 to 6 in the Zirbenchalet and Latschenchalet, and 2 to 8 in the Lärchenchalet and Tannenchalet. Listed sizes run from 105 to 200 m², which usually means real differences between them, but the owner's page does not say which chalet is which size. Ask before you choose.

UnitGuestsBedroomsBathrooms
FichtenchaletSleeps 2 to 4 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
ZirbenchaletSleeps 2 to 6 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
LatschenchaletSleeps 2 to 6 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
LärchenchaletSleeps 2 to 8 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed
TannenchaletSleeps 2 to 8 ListedNot confirmedNot confirmed

Location

Where Chalet Resort Sölden is and how to get there

Chalet Resort Sölden is in Sölden, in the Sölden and the Ötztal area (Tyrol). The wider area guide is Chalets in Sölden.

We have no confirmed distance to the piste or the lift for this stay, so we show none.

Getting here

From the tourist board's figures for Sölden: Innsbruck 83 km (about 1 h 15), Munich 231 km (about 3 h 15), and 281 km (Zürich, about 3 h 30). Read the full guide to getting to Austria for entry rules and winter driving.

The ski area at a glance

Ski area

Sölden ski area

Sources: Sölden tourist board, Skiresort.com

Pistes

Sources give between 144 and 147 km, so we show the range, not one figure

Height

1,350 m to 3,340 m

Sources: Sölden tourist board, Skiresort.com

Nearest airports

Innsbruck 83 km (about 1 h 15), Munich 231 km (about 3 h 15), Zürich 281 km (about 3 h 30)

Sources: Sölden tourist board, Alps2Alps (transfer operator)

The area

Sölden and the Sölden and the Ötztal area

Sölden, in the Ötztal in Tyrol, pairs a lift system that climbs to 3,340 m with a long valley village where the position of your chalet decides how each morning starts. Sölden belongs to this area. The full picture is on the chalets in Sölden page.

Ski area

Sölden ski area

Sources: Sölden tourist board, Skiresort.com

Pistes

Sources give between 144 and 147 km, so we show the range, not one figure

Height

1,350 m to 3,340 m

Sources: Sölden tourist board, Skiresort.com

Read next:Chalets in SöldenChalets in TyrolBest ski resorts in AustriaGetting to your chalet

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Good to know

Good to know about Chalet Resort Sölden

  • Children up to six years old are listed as free.
  • Transfers, ski passes, massages and physiotherapy are available on request, according to the owner.
  • A choice of pillows is listed, and the bath products come from the Ötztal.
  • The Spruce Chalet is listed without the terrace hot tub, so check this when choosing.
  • In summer the owner lists a barbecue and free e-bike rental.
  • Daily cleaning is listed as an included service.

What we found out

TopicDetailStatus
ChaletsFive separate log-cabin chalets, listed at 105 to 200 m².Listed
GuestsFichtenchalet 2 to 4, Zirbenchalet and Latschenchalet 2 to 6, Lärchenchalet and Tannenchalet 2 to 8.Listed
WellnessPrivate bio sauna, Finnish sauna and steam bath in the chalets.Listed
Hot tubThe Spruce Chalet (Fichtenchalet) is listed without the terrace hot tub.Listed
ComfortA choice of pillows is available.Listed
BathroomBath products from the Ötztal are listed.Listed
FoodHomemade and regional fruit juices are included; wine is extra. Breakfast is served at the chalet.Listed
DinnerIn-chalet dinner is offered with the relevant board and private-service package; an optional private three-course menu is listed.Listed
ServiceDaily cleaning is listed as an included service.Listed
ExtrasTransfers, ski passes, massages and physiotherapy on request.Listed
SummerBarbecue and free e-bike rental.Listed
FamilyChildren up to six years old are listed as free.Listed
SkiFree ski depot at the Giggijochbahn, three minutes' walk.Listed

Listed means one source states it, usually the owner. We have not checked these on site.

Booking options

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Questions to ask before you book

  1. Which dates are free, and what is the full price including final cleaning, linen, towels and tourist tax?
  2. What is the bed layout: how many double, twin and bunk beds, and on which floor?
  3. Does the price on the booking page cover the unit I want, and which unit is it?
  4. Is there a sauna, hot tub or wellness area, and is it private or shared?
  5. Is breakfast or catering available, and what does it cost?
  6. Is there parking at the property, and is a car needed in winter? Ask about snow chains and a ski-bus stop.
  7. Is there ski and boot storage, and where is the nearest ski-hire shop?
  8. What are the check-in and key-handover arrangements, and the cancellation and deposit terms?

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Transparency

What we have and have not confirmed

  • Capacity: listed by one source only
  • Bedrooms: not found
  • Bathrooms: not found
  • Facilities: listed by one source only

Details come from the owner's published information and the Booking.com listing. We have not yet found an independent second source for most facts, so they are labelled listed. Read how we compare, or report a mistake.

Alternatives

Other stays to compare

Chosen for a similar area and size, not because of a commission.

StayTypeGuestsBedroomsConfirmed facilitiesDistance to lift
Chalet Resort Sölden This stayEntire chalet2 to 8 (listed)Not confirmed0Not confirmed
A Casa BrilliantEntire chaletup to 8 (listed)4 bedrooms (listed)0Not confirmed
Chalet Am TrogwohlEntire chalet8 to 10 (listed)Not confirmed0Not confirmed
AlpenParks The Secret SöldenApartment hotel6 to 8 (listed)4 bedrooms (listed)0250 m (Gaislachkoglbahn)

Listed means one source only. The number of confirmed facilities counts what two sources agree on, so a lower number can mean less checked rather than less on offer.

Practical answers

Questions about Chalet Resort Sölden

Does every chalet at Chalet Resort Sölden have a hot tub?

No. The owner's included-service page excludes the Spruce Chalet, which is the Fichtenchalet. That implies the other four have one, so name your chalet when you ask and get it confirmed.

How far is the ski depot from Chalet Resort Sölden?

The owner lists a free ski depot at the Giggijochbahn, three minutes on foot. That is the owner's figure, so ask which chalet it is counted from and how the depot works.

Is daily cleaning provided at Chalet Resort Sölden?

According to the owner, yes: daily cleaning is listed as an included service, and breakfast is served at the chalet. Wine is extra, while homemade and regional juices are listed as included.

Can I have dinner in my chalet at Chalet Resort Sölden?

The owner says in-chalet dinner is offered with the relevant board and private-service package. An optional private three-course menu is also listed. Ask which package applies to your chalet and dates.

How many people sleep in the Lärchenchalet and Tannenchalet in Sölden?

The owner lists 2 to 8 guests for each. We found no bedroom or bathroom counts, so ask how the beds are split before booking for a full eight.

Where is Chalet Resort Sölden?

Chalet Resort Sölden is in Sölden, in the Sölden and the Ötztal area of Tyrol. The location section on this page lists the distances the sources give and the airports we have checked.

Which airport is closest to Chalet Resort Sölden?

For Sölden the tourist board gives Innsbruck at 83 km (about 1 h 15), Munich at 231 km (about 3 h 15) and 281 km (Zürich, about 3 h 30). Plan the transfer before you book the flight.

Is Chalet Resort Sölden suitable for a large group?

Chalet Resort Sölden sleeps 8 guests (listed by one source). For a group this size check the bed layout, how many bathrooms there are and whether everyone can eat together.

Is Chalet Resort Sölden a chalet or an apartment?

We class Chalet Resort Sölden as entire chalet. The difference matters for shared space, kitchens and who else is in the building: our guide to choosing between a chalet and an apartment explains it.

Where do I check dates and prices for Chalet Resort Sölden?

On the provider's booking page, linked from this page. We show no prices because they change by week and group size, and availability is confirmed by the provider.

How do you know the facts about Chalet Resort Sölden?

We compare the listing description with an independent English-language listing and, where one exists, the owner's own website. A number is confirmed when two sources agree, listed when only one states it, and left out when they conflict. See how we compare.

Who checked this page?

Wes, owner and editor of this site
Wes
Owner and editor

Wes founded Chalets in Austria and compares holiday accommodation for people who want straight facts before they book. Every stay here is checked against a second source, and a fact only goes up as confirmed when two sources agree.

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Source note: owner website chalet-soelden.tirol

Log chalet exteriors beside a flowering meadow and alpine mountains at Chalet Resort Sölden in Sölden, Austria.
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