New Year Tours to Austria from Dusseldorf in 5 stars hotels

Hotel description The Aurelio Lech is Austria’s newest and most luxurious ski and spa hotel, located in the exclusive resort of Lech am Arlberg. Enjoy all the sophistication and comfort of a world-class hotel combined with the atmosphere and elegance of a private residence. Lech enjoys a worldwide reputation as a top-class ski area, with slopes reaching the hotel’s doors. Famous for its 5-month, snow-sure winter season, its high-quality skiing experience and its glamorous atmosphere, Lech became the home of the Aurelio Lech luxury hotel in December 2008. Located directly at the world-famous slopes and ski lifts of the Arlberg ski region, it offers luxurious, spacious and exclusively equipped rooms.

Hotel description In a quiet location in the center of Zürs, this 5-star hotel offers a spa area with an indoor pool, free Wi-Fi, and a gourmet restaurant. The Trittkopfbahn and Zürsersee Ski Elevators are within a 5-minute walk. Spa facilities at Sporthotel Lorünser include a sauna, a hot tub, a steam bath, and a Kneipp pool. Guests can also benefit from a fitness room, a hairdresser, and a selection of massages. The Lorünser’s restaurant serves Austrian and international gourmet cuisine. Full-board includes a large breakfast buffet, a 4-course lunch, and a 5-course dinner.

Hotel description One of our best sellers in Lech am Arlberg! Located in the center of Lech and just 50 m from the Schlosskopf Ski Elevator, Chalet Kerber provides accommodations units with free Wi-Fi. The on-site wellness area consists of a sauna, an infrared cabin and a herbal steam bath. Each unit features a kitchen or a kitchenette, a flat-screen satellite TV and a sofa. A seating area and a bathroom with a hairdryer and a bathtub are standard in all units. The final cleaning fee is already included in the room rate. Chalet Kerber offers direct access to the slopes and features a sun terrace.

Hotel description Opened in early 2017, Imperium Residence - Experience the most Luxurious Apartment in Vienna Center is located in Vienna's first district, ...

Hotel description The Romantik Hotel Krone, located in the center of Lech is a historic hotel, operating since 1741, and offering ski-to-door access and a large spa area. Guests can enjoy an indoor pool and 3 Gault Millau awarded restaurants. All rooms come with elegant furniture, a Nespresso coffee machine, a mini bar, a high definition flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and a marble bathroom. Some rooms have a large bathtub with a starry sky ceiling. The on-site restaurants of Romantik Hotel Krone offer Austrian and international cuisine and a wide selection of wines from the own wine cellar.

Hotel description House of Time - Fancy Suites is located in the trendy Carmeliter market in Vienna's 2nd district, just a 15-minute walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral.

Hotel description Renowned for its superb location right at Lake Wörthersee, Hotel Schloss Seefels offers unique charm and flair combined with luxury and exclusive atmosphere. The elegant and comfortable rooms come with air conditioning, a mini-bar, a safety deposit box and a flat-screen TV. The bathroom comes with slippers, bathrobes and free toiletries. Some rooms have a balcony. Guests can relax in the exclusive 3.6 ft² spa area of Hotel Schloss Seefels which was created around natural rocks. It offers several saunas including a Finnish sauna, herbal sauna, outdoor sauna, a separate sauna just for women and a steam room, a salt infrared room.

Hotel description One of our top picks in Vienna. 01. Innere Stadt is a great choice for travelers interested in culture, architecture and museums. .

Hotel description This 5-star superior hotel is set in a 60,000 m2 wild garden.

Hotel description Overlooking one of Austria’s largest lakes, Hotel Schloss Fuschl is on lush grounds made up of perfectly manicured lawns and landscapes. Host to noblemen, archbishops, movie stars, and empresses, this hotel has a unique historic atmosphere and was noted as one of the 25 best resorts in Europe by Condé Nast Traveler in 2006.