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Pension Sunnhäusl, Solden

•charm, completely renovated, cosy

•Sleeps up to 3

•500m to slopes

Söldenkogl, Solden

•Good middle-class guesthous, comfortable, quiet location

•Sleeps up to 3

•750m to slopes

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 Solden 

Suitability

Beginner
Beginner rating 1
Intermediate
Intermediate rating 4
Expert
Expert rating 3
Boarding
Boarding rating 5
Off Piste
Off Piste rating 4

Essentials

Resort Altitude

1377m

Snow Range

1350m to 3249m

The Mountain

Piste area - 150km
Black runs - 7
Red runs - 16
Blue runs - 11
Nursery slopes - 2
Mountain cafes - 20
Snow cannon - 75
Parks - 1
Pipes - 0

Transfers

Innsbruck 1hrs

Ratings

Queues - 6
Lifts - 10
Cafes - 6
Snow - 10
Extent - 6
Transfer - 7
Charm - 4
Scenery - 6
Eating Out - 6
Apres Ski - 8


 

Resort Profile For Solden

Ideal if you ski hard and play harder

Solden ski resort in Austria may not the prettiest Tirolean village but if you look beyond the busy roads and sprawling layout of the accommodation, you will be pleasantly surprised by the quality of the skiing and the lively but friendly après-ski. Situated high up between two mountains and with access to two glaciers, Solden has guaranteed snow, magnificent views and large, varied ski area (150km). Particularly suited to intermediates it is also ideal for progressing beginners, while boarders are positively spoilt with the 6 hectare BASE Park. Popular with German skiers, you’ll find a good mix of affordable accommodation and relatively good value bars and restaurants – oh and of course, pumping clubs! If you prefer the quality skiing without the party scene, consider staying in Hochsolden (a traffic free area just above Solden) where you will find quieter ski-in/ski-out accommodation.

Resort Pros

  • Snow sure, with two high altitude glaciers.
  • Very lively apres-ski.
  • Extensive ski area, particullarly suited to intermediates.

Resort Cons

  • Apres-ski not to everyone’s taste.
  • Nursery slopes can get crowded.

Best For

  • Party Goers.
  • Intermediates.
  • Late season trips.

Worst For

  • Families.
  • Those looking for a quiet, quaint resort.

SlopeSeeker Tips

Beginners should escape the crowded nursery slopes by heading for the forgiving, wide-open blues on the Tiefenbach glacier.