Hahnenkamm Lodge
Kitzbuhel, AustriaGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
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Kitzbühel, Austria’s most glamorous ski resort, blends medieval charm with world-class skiing and refined luxury. Known for its cobbled streets, boutique shops, and five-star hospitality, this iconic destination is ideal for travellers seeking both sophistication and adventure. Home to some of the finest luxury chalets in Austria, the resort caters perfectly to discerning guests looking for privacy, comfort, and proximity to the slopes. With access to over 230 km of pistes and an exceptional lift network, Kitzbühel ski holidays promise unforgettable alpine experiences for all levels.
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Spanning around two kilometres from end to end, Kitzbühel offers a variety of areas to suit every preference. For guests wanting quick access to the slopes, it’s worth choosing your Kitzbühel chalet rental carefully. The gondolas to the main ski areas sit on opposite sides of town, about 900m apart, though many chalets in Kitzbühel are conveniently located within walking distance.
Those seeking ski-in/ski-out accommodation can find it further up the mountain. The renowned Hahnenkamm Lodge, for example, provides direct slope access, panoramic views, and exquisite service.
Because many properties are privately owned, chalets in Kitzbühel can be hard to secure. However, we have access to exclusive, off-market homes not publicly listed, ensuring guests enjoy the best luxury chalet rentals in Kitzbühel.
Just two hours from Munich, Austria’s most popular holiday resort has it all: posh hotels; a picturesque 750-year-old city center; a lively après-ski scene along quaint, cobblestone streets; and unsurpassed skiing that includes 11 renowned ski schools and the most demanding course on the World Cup circuit.
What Sets Kitzbuhel Ski Resort Apart?
The Town:
Steeped in history and charm, Kitzbühel ski resort is as captivating off the slopes as it is on them. The pedestrianised old town, with its pastel façades, frescoes, and boutique stores, invites leisurely exploration. Upscale restaurants and traditional Austrian taverns line the streets, making it the perfect setting for fine dining and après-ski indulgence.
Kitzbühel’s mix of glamour and authenticity attracts both keen skiers and those drawn by its reputation for luxury, shopping, and world-class hospitality.
The Ski Area:
Kitzbühel's ski area spans three main sectors, offering extensive, scenic pistes and a superb lift system connecting to Kirchberg and Pass Thurn. Intermediates will find endless opportunities to explore, while experts can challenge themselves on the legendary Hahnenkamm and the iconic Streif, one of the most famous downhill runs in the world.
When the race season ends, the same slopes transform into thrilling but accessible runs for recreational skiers, offering a true taste of ski history.
Whether you're tackling the legendary Streif or enjoying a quiet run on the Kitzbüheler Horn, the charm of Kitzbühel is undeniable. Add in the luxury chalets, like Hahnenkamm Lodge, and it’s the perfect destination for a memorable ski holiday.
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Guide to Hahnenkamm Downhill Ski Race
First held in 1931, and a fixture of the men’s World Cup since its inception in 1967, the Hahnenkamm is legendary. Taking place over a week, the races include the disciplines of Super-G, downhill and slalom. The course, known as the Streif, is considered to be one of the most dangerous in the world.
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Frequently asked questions
What’s the best time to visit Kitzbühel for a ski holiday?
The main ski season in Kitzbühel runs from early December to mid-April. January and February typically offer the most reliable snow conditions, while March brings longer days and a lively après-ski scene.
Are there luxury ski chalets in Kitzbühel close to the lifts?
Yes, several luxury chalets in Kitzbühel are located within easy reach of the main gondolas. For true convenience, look for Kitzbühel chalets near the Hahnenkamm or Hornbahn lifts.
Can I book a catered chalet in Kitzbühel?
Absolutely. Many Kitzbühel chalet rentals include the option of private chefs and full catering services, ensuring a relaxed and indulgent stay.
How high is Kitzbühel?
The resort is situated at an altitude of 800 metres above sea level, with most ski slopes on the Hahnenkamm lying between 1,500 and 1,900 metres. The KitzSki area reaches a peak elevation of 2,000 metres at the top of the Zweitausender lift. Despite its moderate altitude, Kitzbühel benefits from reliable snowmaking and excellent piste maintenance.
Is Kitzbühel suitable for beginners?
With a choice of ski schools, 10 free practice lifts, and 102 kilometres of ‘easy’ pistes, Kitzbühel is an excellent resort for beginner skiers. There is a dedicated beginners' zone at the base of the Hahnenkamm ski area, and once you have progressed from the nursery slopes, the Horn offers a variety of easy blue runs. If you wish to venture further up the mountain, flexible lift passes, including hourly options, are available.
Is Kitzbühel a family-friendly ski resort?
With a variety of family-friendly accommodation options and childcare services available, Kitzbühel is an excellent choice for a family ski holiday. Children will be entertained both on and off the slopes, with attractions such as the Kitz Mini-Streif, where they can tackle challenges of courage, skill, and speed, as well as activities like ice skating, tobogganing, or visiting the wildlife park.
Is Kitzbühel a good destination for non-skiers?
Yes. From designer shopping and gourmet dining to spas and winter hiking trails, Kitzbühel ski resort offers plenty for non-skiers to enjoy.
How do I get to Kitzbühel for a ski holiday?
Kitzbühel is easily accessible by train or car, with Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Munich airports all around 1.5–2 hours away. Private transfers can be arranged for a smooth journey.
What facilities can I expect in a luxury chalet in Kitzbühel?
Expect elegant interiors, open fireplaces, private spas or saunas, cinema rooms, ski rooms, and personalised concierge or butler service.
Luxury Chalets in Kitzbuhel
Luxury chalets in Kitzbühel offer an exceptional blend of privacy, space, and five-star service in one of Austria’s most iconic ski resorts. Many feature spa facilities, indoor pools and cinema rooms, while services often include concierge support, private chefs, and chauffeurs. Ski-in/ski-out chalets provide effortless lift access, or a short shuttle brings you to the slopes. Ideal for families, multi-generational groups, or friends seeking a luxury escape.
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Hahnenkamm Lodge
Kitzbuhel, AustriaGuests:8+4
Bedrooms:5
Skiing in Kitzbuhel
Kitzbuhel Ski Resort Information
- Resort Altitude: 762m
- Slopes Altitude: 762m - 2000m
- Pistes: 233 km
- Lifts: 58
- Nearest Airport: Innsbruck (97 km / 1 hour)
- Blue Slopes: 46%
- Red Slopes: 26%
- Black Slopes: 28%
Kitzbuhel features 233 km of slopes, including 39 km of ungroomed ski routes, spread across the Hahnenkamm, the Kitzbüheler Horn, and the Bichlalm.
Beyond the Hahnenkamm, Kitzbühel skiing offers an abundance of intermediate terrain. The Kitzbüheler Horn, often overlooked, provides a quieter alternative with its own unique set of challenges. At 2,000m, the Horn offers a mix of easy blue runs and more difficult ungroomed routes, providing something for every skill level. The Bichlalm area, accessible via a chairlift or snowcat, is a haven for freeride enthusiasts, offering wide-open powder fields and scenic descents.
Despite its lower altitude compared to other high-alpine resorts, Kitzbühel benefits from excellent snowmaking capabilities. With a top lift at 2,000m and the town sitting at 800m, the resort is typically at its best from late January to early February. However, thanks to its northwest orientation and modern snowmaking systems, Kitzbühel often opens as early as mid-October and maintains good snow conditions throughout the season.
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Best Bars & Restaurants in Kitzbuhel
Kitzbühel is home to a variety of excellent restaurants that cater to all tastes, from fine dining to traditional Austrian cuisine. On the mountain, take a break at Hahnenkammstueberl, a family-run restaurant serving Tirolean specialities with fantastic views of the Kitzbuhel Alps. Also popular is Seidl Alm located right beside the famous Hahnenkamm downhill race course. Enjoy traditional hearty Austrian dishes with ingredients sourced from local farmers.
In town, those visiting those visiting Gourmet Tennerhof will not be disappointed. Chef Juan Kaiser combines award-winning cuisine with exquisite service at the five-star Relais & Châteaux Hotel Tennerhof. Located on the outskirts of town, it's worth paying a visit to Rossi's Sonnbergstuben. Grill your own meats at the table or enjoy freshly prepared sushi and sashimi.
For something a little different, Lois Stern offers high-quality Asian fusion dishes in a sleek, modern setting.
Kitzbühel’s après ski scene is as famous as its skiing. After a day on the slopes, visitors can unwind at one of the many après ski bars or indulge in the town’s vibrant nightlife. The post-race parties during the Hahnenkamm weekend in January are particularly legendary, attracting revellers from around the world to celebrate in style. Even outside of race week, Kitzbühel’s bars and nightclubs offer a lively atmosphere, ensuring that the fun continues long after the lifts close.
Accessible to everyone, Schi-Alm is a favoured spot for a tipple, with further umbrella bars found around the ski area. Nestled in the town centre The Londoner, a classic British pub that first opened its doors in 1976, remains a lively favourite among locals and tourists. For those who enjoy a sing-along, karaoke nights at Lichtl Pub are always a hit. Pavillon, located next to the Hahnenkamm gondola and train stations, is open daily from 2 pm to 10 pm, featuring incredible live music and DJs. Don't miss out on trying an Aperol spritz at this buzzing spot at the base of the Hahnenkammbahn lift.
Top Events & Activities in Kitzbuhel
Beyond the slopes, winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy snowshoeing through the tranquil forests and meadows surrounding Kitzbühel, offering a peaceful alternative to the bustling ski pistes.
Ice skating in the town’s outdoor rink is another popular activity, perfect for families or couples looking for a scenic and fun way to enjoy the winter ambience. If you seek adventure, there are also opportunities for ice climbing and tobogganing.
Kitzbühel is also known for its exceptional winter hiking, with a network of groomed paths that allow visitors to explore the snowy terrain at a slower pace. Horse-drawn sleigh rides through the picturesque countryside offer a romantic and nostalgic way to experience the winter wonderland. Cross-country skiing is another favourite, with Kitzbühel’s extensive network of trails catering to all skill levels, providing a serene way to take in the stunning alpine scenery.
One of the most iconic events is the annual Hahnenkamm Race, where the world’s best alpine ski racers descend upon the town to compete in the thrilling Streif downhill race. The atmosphere during race week is electric, with thousands of spectators gathering to witness the daring feats on one of the most challenging courses in the World Cup circuit. The race is followed by legendary après-ski parties that fill the town with energy, music, and celebration.
Summer in Kitzbuhel
With over 1000 km of local hiking trails, this beautiful resort is the perfect destination to discover the Austrian Alps in summer. With more than 800 km of leisure and mountain bike tracks, explore the Hahnenkamm and Kitzbuheler in a whole new way amongst meadows and beside gentle streams.
Further summer activities to be enjoyed in Kitzbuhel include Via Ferratas, archery and horse riding, while the lakes of Schwarzsee and the Gieringer Weiher also make for idyllic spots to take an invigorating swim or a gentle row along the riverside.
How to get to Kitzbuhel
The closest airports to Kitzbühel are Salzburg and Innsbruck, both of which are about an hour and a half's drive away. Munich Airport is another option, located around two hours away by car. From any of these airports, you can choose to rent a car or we can arrange a private transfer to Kitzbühel.
There are also regular train services from both Munich and Salzburg. The Austrian rail system is efficient and offers a scenic journey through the Alps.
Kitzbühel has its own train station, making train travel a convenient and sustainable option. From the airport, you can take a train directly to Kitzbühel, with some services requiring a transfer at a larger station like Wörgl or Kufstein.
If you're driving, the route to Kitzbühel is well-signposted, and the roads are generally well-maintained during the winter season. Depending on where you're coming from, the most common route from Germany is via the A12 Autobahn towards Kufstein, then onto the B170 towards Kitzbühel. Winter tyres are required by law in Austria during the winter months, and it's wise to have snow chains if you're driving in snowy conditions.