Winter at its best. At your ski hotel in Ischgl.

The Silvretta Arena is one of the major ski resorts in the Alps. And at your ski hotel in Ischgl you’ll be right in the thick of things. Exclusive ski-in/ski-out access at Hotel Ferienglück, right next to the Silvretta cable car. Close to nature at Hotel Alpenland, in a quiet location on the outskirts of the village and with a ski bus stop right nearby. Two hotels, one promise: ski holidays in Ischgl, just the way you like them.

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Snow-covered mountain landscape beneath a blue sky with white clouds
Snow-covered mountain landscape with a prominent peak and ski slope
Two skiers carrying skis and poles against a snowy mountain backdrop
People outside the Hexenküche restaurant and Hotel Ferienglück
Silvretta Arena

239km of slopes covering all levels of difficulty, 46 modern ski lifts, guaranteed snow from November to early May, and a ski resort that spans two countries: the Silvretta Arena is one of the top destinations for skiing in the Alps. Beginners will find gentle slopes, keen skiers will find steep runs, and everyone will experience that “Wow, that’s so much fun” feeling that makes for a great day’s skiing.

Ski service

Everything’s dry, everything’s ready. Every morning. You can store your ski equipment in the dedicated ski room with heated lockers at both of our hotels. If you’d like to hire skis or a snowboard, or have yours serviced, you’re in good hands with our partner Ischgl Rent. The shop in the village centre is just a few minutes’ walk from Hotel Ferienglück.

Après-ski

A good day’s skiing ends at the valley station; an even better one ends in our Hexenküche at your ski hotel in Ischgl, right next to the Silvretta cable car. The very best après-ski experience every day, with a live DJ, refreshing drinks, and a touch of Tyrolean charm. Ski boots off. Party atmosphere on. Pure joy of life.

Silvretta Arena

239km of slopes covering all levels of difficulty, 46 modern ski lifts, guaranteed snow from November to early May, and a ski resort that spans two countries: the Silvretta Arena is one of the top destinations for skiing in the Alps. Beginners will find gentle slopes, keen skiers will find steep runs, and everyone will experience that “Wow, that’s so much fun” feeling that makes for a great day’s skiing.

Ski service

Everything’s dry, everything’s ready. Every morning. You can store your ski equipment in the dedicated ski room with heated lockers at both of our hotels. If you’d like to hire skis or a snowboard, or have yours serviced, you’re in good hands with our partner Ischgl Rent. The shop in the village centre is just a few minutes’ walk from Hotel Ferienglück.

Après-ski

A good day’s skiing ends at the valley station; an even better one ends in our Hexenküche at your ski hotel in Ischgl, right next to the Silvretta cable car. The very best après-ski experience every day, with a live DJ, refreshing drinks, and a touch of Tyrolean charm. Ski boots off. Party atmosphere on. Pure joy of life.

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Two cross-country skiers on a snowy trail before a mountain backdrop at dusk
Cross-country skiing in Ischgl. Paznaun at a different pace.

Anyone who has ever glided smoothly through the snow-covered Paznaun region will understand why cross-country skiing is so popular. The 80-kilometre network of cross-country ski trails around Ischgl and Galtür winds its way through a winter landscape that offers tranquillity and wide-open spaces, far from the hustle and bustle of the slopes. Fresh mountain air fills your lungs, your body finds its rhythm, and your thoughts grow calm. Suitable for all fitness levels, all ages, and for all those who want to experience winter in Ischgl from a different perspective.

More than just hotels for ski-in/ski-out in Ischgl.
A winter with many faces.

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Winter hiking and snowshoeing

White expanses stretching as far as the eye can see, and mountain panoramas that no camera can fully capture: a walk along the groomed winter walking trails and well-marked snowshoe routes around Ischgl is the perfect way to slow down and enjoy a more leisurely pace while on holiday.

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Ice-skating

The ice rink surrounding the Silvretta Therme in Ischgl is a place where you can really feel the joy of a holiday – gliding along on your skates, with a view of the surrounding peaks, and the sense that a winter holiday can sometimes be quite simple. For families, couples, and anyone who wants to rekindle their childhood memories.

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Night tobogganing

Every Monday and Thursday evening from mid-December to early April, a special highlight awaits you in the Silvretta Arena: night-time tobogganing on the 7-kilometre-long natural toboggan run means wind in your hair, stargazing, and hearty laughter. Please note: the toboggan run is closed during the day.

Crowd at a concert overlooking snow-covered Alps at sunset

One stage.
Plenty of highlights.

Top events

Ischgl is buzzing throughout the winter season: concerts that will go down in history. World-class cuisine. Sport events that turn the mountain into a stage.

Musicians on stage performing for a large crowd in a snowy mountain setting
Top of the Mountain concerts

International stars on Mt Idalp at 2,000 metres above sea level – from the opening to the closing day

Two women relax with skis and loungers in a snowy mountain landscape
Spring Blanc

Ischgl’s big April fun: spring skiing, fine dining, and top-class concerts

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Sunset with a laid-back atmosphere, drinks, and DJ music on Mt Pardatschgrat

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Ischgl Trophy

A top-class international tennis tournament featuring exclusive side events

Silvretta Therme: high-end wellness for your ski holidays in Ischgl

Around 1,000m² of water, a 300m² heated outdoor pool on the roof, a 1,500m² sauna area, a spa offering massages and a cryotherapy cabin, and a fitness centre: at the Silvretta Therme Ischgl, well-being takes on a whole new dimension. Open all year round and just 500 metres from your ski hotel in Ischgl – the perfect way to round off a long day on the slopes.

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Couple with cocktails in a steaming outdoor pool before a snowy mountain landscape
Couple relaxing together in an indoor pool overlooking the mountains
Two people sit on heated wooden benches in a modern sauna
Cozy relaxation room with fireplace, wood paneling and two people resting
Couple relaxing on loungers in a modern spa area with a hot tub
Two people relaxing in a bubbling indoor pool
Two people relax in hanging chairs in front of an illuminated salt stone wall
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Person receiving a back massage on a massage table
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FAQs

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Is Hotel Ferienglück one of the hotels for ski-in/ski-out in Ischgl?

Yes, Hotel Ferienglück is situated right next to the Silvretta cable car and offers genuine ski-in/ski-out access: it’s just a few minutes from the hotel’s own ski room, with its heated ski lockers, to the groomed slopes of the Silvretta Arena. Hotel Alpenland is situated in the quiet Waldhof district, around 3km from the village centre, with a ski bus stop 200m from the hotel.

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How big is the Silvretta Arena ski resort in Ischgl?

The Silvretta Arena comprises 239km of slopes and 46 modern ski lifts, and spans two countries. The ski resort offers slopes of all levels of difficulty, has guaranteed snow from November to early May, and is regarded as one of the top destinations for ski holidays in Ischgl and in the whole Alps.

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What other winter sports are available in Ischgl apart from skiing?

As well as skiing, Ischgl offers an 80-kilometre network of cross-country ski trails in the Paznaun valley, well-groomed winter walking trails and snowshoe routes, an ice rink around the Silvretta Therme, and night-time tobogganing on the 7-kilometre-long natural toboggan run, every Monday and Thursday from mid-December to early April.

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Is there a discounted ski pass available for guests staying at Ferienglück and Alpenland?

Yes, guests at both hotels can use their guest card to get a discounted Ischgl ski pass, which is available directly from reception. Please keep in mind: this service is available on a cash-only basis.