Max. 4 persons
1 Bedroom
1 Bathroom
Wi-Fi available
Not allowed
40 m²
Smoking not allowed
Just 5 km from the ski lifts and the centre of Ischgl, this apartment is located in a holiday home. The heavily discounted VIP ski pass for the Ischgl-Samnaun ski area is included in your stay. Prepare a breakfast of your choice in the kitchen and get your ski gear from the storage room. Thanks to ski boot warmers, you'll enter Tyrol's winter paradise with warm feet. After a long day, end the evening in style with a drink on the balcony. Plenty of relaxation!.
The quiet location in the Valzur district is perfect, not least because of its proximity to the third largest ski area in Tyrol. Of course, as a guest of the house, you get the heavily discounted VIP ski pass for the Ischgl/Samnaun ski area. The free ski bus leaves just 200 m from the house so you can simply leave your car at the holiday home
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Charging an e-car at the accommodation is not possible and not allowed. Should you nevertheless charge your car illegally, the house owner/manager may, without discussion, hold you responsible for any damage and charge a fine
The homeowner lives in the same house where the holiday home is located
General supplies MPREIS
3,1 km
General supplies MPREIS
5,2 km
General supplies Billa
5,8 km
Restaurants Restaurant Wildpark
600 metres
Restaurants Wildererhütte Familie Ganahl
600 metres
Restaurants Restorant Före
1,1 km
Restaurants Jausenstation Ganahl
1,1 km
Ski lift Ischgl/Samnaun
5,6 km
Ski lift Kappl
14,6 km
Ski Bus Haltestelle
200 metres
Is there a bread roll service at Haus Irmgard?
Yes, there is.
We are a member of the Silvretta Card Premium Summer 2024. The Silvretta Card 6,--/day for adults and 3,--/day for children has to be paid on site in addition to the visitor's tax !
Where is the Ischgl ski area located? It towers high above the village of Ischgl in Paznaun at an altitude of up to 2,872 metres above sea level. Together with the Swiss town of Samnaun in Graubünden, it forms the Silvretta Arena. This is the third largest ski area in the state of Tyrol in Austria.
Michael Fritz