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What Guests Said About Mayrhofen:
Ryan
United Kingdom
10
Brilliant place.
Brilliant place. Been 8 - 10 times. Great snowboarding, red run/intermediate area, although it has the Ahorn mountain for beginners. There are blues about which are very good for beginners such as the top of Raskogel, but need either a blue ski road or preferably a red to traverse across to them. Plenty of runs, and linked areas all the way from Penken to Eggalm. And the Tux is just down the valley if snows a bit low later in the year. Good Park.
Town is great, good hotels, good food, and plenty of pubs, good nightlife if you want it. New gondola is great, they have spent quite a bit since ive been going upgrading the mountain, which is quite modern now.
Would recommend to anyone except complete beginners! (Although if your a complete beginner id suggest hitting the snowdome/local facilities if possible to get to heel/toe (boarding) before spending a lot of money to go to any resort!)
William
United Kingdom
10
My first experience of Mayrhofen and I loved it.
My first experience of Mayrhofen and I loved it. The resort is full of charm, character and has a nice modern feel as well. Lots of on offer for skiers and non-skiers alike. The lifts to the slopes are modern and we hardly had a queue all week. The apres-ski in the resort was excellent and there was plenty of skiing to keep us amused. The Glacier was a highlight in terms of skiing after a fresh foot of snow the night before. Mayrhofen also appeared to cater well for families and for ski-school for children which is something I would be looking for in the future. Overall its a great resort and I'll definitely be going back in the future.
Bruce
United Kingdom
10
Mayerhofen has excellent access to the slopes and just a...
Mayerhofen has excellent access to the slopes and just a short train ride to access the wider ski area - don't miss a trip to Zell am Zee. The town has a reputation for very lively acres ski but we tended to enjoy just after skiing rather than all night long. Stay slightly out of town if the parties will disturb your sleep. Excellent restaurants and shops with reasonable prices compared to French slopes.
Alex
Austria
10
Mayrhofen is the best and most easily accessible ski area in...
Mayrhofen is the best and most easily accessible ski area in Austria with the best ski resorts in the country. Something for every skill level. You can find it in the Zillertal Ski Region. Summertime is also great for camping with many outdoors sports available.
Huw
United Kingdom
8.0
There is a good area of skiing above the penkenbahn which...
There is a good area of skiing above the penkenbahn which connects to couple other areas giving a large 134 km of ski-able areas with a good mix of slopes for people with different abilities. The beginners area is quite large with a selection of different slopes to help people get up and running. There are also good connections to the other ski areas nearby such as the glacier, zell am ziller and kaltenbach. Mayrhofen has a reasonable selection of bars and restaurants all within walking distance.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Amazing town with amazing ski resort.
Amazing town with amazing ski resort. Tons of terrain and endless options for tons of fun on the slopes. Plenty of shoping and restaurants, all within walking distance. Awesome ski town with plenty of night life. More than enugh bars and options for entertainment. The Greenroom is a great board shop with outstanding customer service, and the Scotland Yard was a great bar, with live music.
“Excellent hotel! Superfriendly staff, great food, great views and superb spa. We had a wonderful stay and will definitely come back next year in summer.”
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