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Residenz Zwieselstein

Chalet Burns

Chalet Jamson Lounge

Zwieselstein in the Summer

View from Solden

Residenz Zwieselstein

'Residenz Zwieselstein' is a select, luxury complex of 12 apartments spread on 5 levels with fantastic views of the mountains. Chalet Burns and Chalet Jamson are both located on the 1st floor providing panoramic Mountain views from the balconies. Both apartments are furnished to a very high standard including all mod cons such as flat screen TVs and fully fitted kitchens. The apartments are adjacent to each other and share a balcony making them ideal either on their own or together and can cater for up to 2 large families (8-12 people).

The complex is situated in the alpine village of Zwieselstein (1.472 m), in the Ötztal Valley, arguably the prettiest in the Tirol. ‘Residenz Zwieselstein’ is 3km to the South of Sölden in the heart of the Ötztal Alps, 1.5 miles from the lifts and less than 200m away from the ski bus stop to Sölden and Obergurgl. With its small chapel dating back to 1747 the village is characteristically Tyrolean, dominated by 600 mountain peaks of which 174 are over 3,000 m. The village and the valley offer a unique combination of stunning natural landscapes, warm hospitality and authentic tradition. The raw beauty and picture postcard surroundings contrast with the impressive infrastructure and facilities available to visitors.

Zwieselstein:-

Sölden

Panoramic viewing platform from the top of Sölden

One of the two glaciers in Sölden which allow skiing both very early and late in the traditional ski seasons

Due to its high altitude, Sölden opens the Winter Downhill World Cup

One of the many glorious runs in Sölden

Sölden can be quite lively

Glacier skiing in Sölden

Sölden is certainly one of the top 5 international ski resorts in Austria. The town itself stretches for more than 2km along the valley floor with traditional Tyrolean-style buildings situated on both sides of the river and along the main road. It is a vibrant resort with a great atmosphere. With more runs than Chamonix and Kitzbühel, Sölden has a lot to offer. The annual opening World Cup Ski race is hosted on the Rettenbach glacier every October.