Hotels in Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel, a charming medieval town in the Austrian Alps, is renowned for its legendary Hahnenkamm downhill race and extensive ski area. It offers a unique blend of traditional Tyrolean hospitality, high-end boutiques, and vibrant après-ski, making it a top destination for discerning skiers and families alike.
Nestled in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps, Kitzbühel is more than just a ski resort; it's a destination steeped in history and alpine charm. Famous for its annual Hahnenkamm race, the town offers a vast and varied ski area, KitzSki, catering to all levels from gentle slopes for beginners to challenging runs for experts. Beyond the pistes, Kitzbühel captivates with its picturesque medieval town center, luxury shopping, gourmet dining, and lively après-ski scene. It's a place where tradition meets modern luxury, providing an unforgettable winter escape for couples, families, and solo adventurers seeking both thrilling skiing and sophisticated leisure.
Kitzbühel in numbers
Serviced Apartments VILLA LICHT
Rosis Sonnbergstuben
Hotel Edelweiss Kitzbühel
Der Bichlhof
Hotel Resch
Schlosshotel Kitzbühel
Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort, 4 Sterne Superior
Relais & Châteaux Hotel Tennerhof
SEEBICHL Adults Only Designhotel lake - pool & dine
Hotel Garni Entstrasser
Eggerwirt Kitzbühel, Hotel & Restaurant
Das Reisch
Rasmushof - Hotel Kitzbühel
Aktivhotel Schweizerhof Kitzbühel
BichlAlm Berggasthof
Hotel Kaiserhof Kitzbühel, 4 Sterne Superior
ERIKA Boutiquehotel Kitzbühel
Hotel Goldener Greif
Hotel Gamshof
HENRI Hotel Kitzbühel
Landsitz Römerhof - Hotel Apartments
Hotel-Pension Heike
Schwarzer Adler Kitzbühel - Adults Only
Grand Tirolia Kitzbühel - Member of Hommage Luxury Hotels Collection
Hotel Tiefenbrunner
Haus Ingrid
Lebenberg Schlosshotel-Kitzbühel
Landhotel Vordergrub
Hotel Weisses Roessl
What to expect
- Legendary Hahnenkamm downhill race course
- Extensive KitzSki area with diverse slopes
- Charming medieval town center with luxury boutiques
- Vibrant après-ski and gourmet dining options
- Excellent infrastructure for families and beginners
Local tips
- ✓Consider purchasing the Kitzbühel Alps AllStarCard for access to multiple ski areas.
- ✓Book ski lessons in advance, especially during peak season.
- ✓Explore the cross-country ski trails for a different alpine experience.
- ✓Utilize the free ski bus system to navigate between hotels and lifts.
- ✓Don't miss a visit to the historic town center for shopping and dining.
Where to stay
Frequently asked questions
Is Kitzbühel suitable for beginners?
Yes, Kitzbühel is very suitable for beginners. There are several dedicated practice areas, gentle slopes, and excellent ski schools. The Kitzbüheler Horn area, in particular, offers wide, easy runs perfect for those just starting out or looking to improve their skills.
When is the best time to visit Kitzbühel for skiing?
The ski season in Kitzbühel typically runs from early December to late April. January and February usually offer the best snow conditions and are ideal for serious skiers. For a more relaxed atmosphere and potentially milder weather, consider visiting in March.
How do I get to Kitzbühel?
Kitzbühel is easily accessible by train, with direct connections from major cities. The nearest airports are Salzburg (SZG), Innsbruck (INN), and Munich (MUC). From these airports, you can take a train, shuttle, or private transfer directly to Kitzbühel. The town center is compact and walkable, and a free ski bus serves the wider area.