Apartment Toni III, Solden, Austria

Description

Enjoying an elevated,  quiet yet convenient location on Panoramastrasse, overlooking the Tourist Office with impressive mountain views, Apartment Toni III is only a 10-minute walk from the centre of Sölden, with the free shuttle stopping outside every 30 mins if you prefer not to walk. It offers easy access to the ski slopes, with a 350m slightly uphill walk over to the Giggijochbahn lift, but with a downhill walk back, though in normal conditions you can ski back.

The lively Solden centre is a 700m or a 10 minute walk away, with the closest restaurant and bar 500m away. On the return though, with a steepish walk back we suggest leaving any equipment at the ski hire shop so then you would walk up in normal footwear, catch the free shuttle or take a taxi back if you don’t want to walk at all, or after enjoying a nights apres ski (about 10/12 Euros).

The spacious rooms and apartments here offer cable TV, complimentary WiFi and a balcony. Guests staying here can relax in the on-site sauna and steam-bath, on a complimentary basis, which is always welcome after a hard day on the slopes. If driving here parking is free of charge but really you don’t need a vehicle from arrival to departure, though it helps for shopping reasons.

The 3 bedroom apartment offers a well equipped kitchen with an oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave etc and dining/living area, plus 3 en suite double bedrooms, with two having an extra single bed in each. On the ground floor there is a guests lounge and wood burning fireplace where you can meet up and mingle with anyone else staying or enjoy drinks around the fireplace just with your group. It may be possible to offer breakfast if required or a fresh bread morning delivery service. There is a heated ski and boot room too.

Airport transfers can be booked as well on the website plus any discounted ski hire needed. We are sure you will have a fab time in snow sure Solden which is ever more popular thanks to its setting used in the 007 film, Spectre and for which there is now a 007 museum on the slopes.