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Bad Hofgastein - Superb Skiing on the vast Gastein Valley

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from £539

Bad Hofgastein - Superb Skiing on the vast Gastein Valley

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Description

Resort - Bad Hofgastein

At the heart of the rugged Gastein Valley in the Hohe Tauern National Park, the historic spa town of Bad Gastein and village of Bad Hofgastein form a vast panoramic 200km ski circuit most suited to intermediate and advanced skiers. There are many cosy and traditional huts dotted on the mountain, some long, testing runs for confident intermediates, and a varied choice of black runs and off-piste for advanced skiers. Non-skiers can enjoy well-prepared walking paths or enjoy the world famous thermal spas in both resorts. Bad Hofgastein has an attractive pedestrianised centre and the town of Bad Gastein has many shops, bars and restaurants.

Accommodation

4* Hotel Palace - 7 nights - half board with lunch included*

The Palace offers superb value and is located just a few minutes’ walk from the resort centre and a short ski bus ride to the main Schlossalm lift. Ski bus stops outside the hotel.

Hotel facilities

Lounge and cocktail bar
Residents’ restaurant
Spa area with large thermal indoor pool
Whirlpool and sauna (free)
Sun terrace
Indoor tennis (pay locally)
Beauty centre
Lifts

Room facilities

All twins have bath or shower and balcony
Sattelite TV
Phone
Safe
Hairdryer

*Meals

Hot and cold buffet breakfast
*Lunchtime snacks including soup, salad and main course
4-course buffet evening meal with various choices

Special Attractions

Welcome cocktail
Unlimited free drinks with dinner each evening (open wine, beer and soft drinks)

Single supplement: Regret no single rooms available for this offer

Children: Aged 2-11 years welcome but no further reductions.

Infants: £32 each. Pay locally for cot hire & any food consumed.

Please note

There is a charge of 2.25% when payment is made by credit (not debit) card, this charge will be added to your invoice by the tour operator.
Baggage allowance is 20kgs
Ski carriage (on charter flights) must be pre-booked and there is a charge of £15 per pair return. If for any reason your skis cannot be carried, tour operator undertake to transport your skis on the next available flight and deliver them to your accommodation. Book ski carriage under Optional extras at the end of your online booking.
If you have any special requests (vegetarian meals etc.) please enter them under "special requirements" when making your online booking. Special requests will be noted but cannot be guaranteed.

Price includes: Return flights, transfer to/from Salzburg airport, 7 nights half board with lunch accommodation and services of tour operator's representatives.

Ticketing information

The tour operator will send you their confirmation/invoice by post the next working day after your booking is received. The operator will not telephone you unless you are travelling within the next 10 days.
Tickets will be dispatched 14 days before departure.
Bookings accepted subject to the operator's usual terms and conditions which are available upon request.

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