Luxury Ski Chalets Lech

Catered Chalets in Lech

Catered chalets in Lech are a popular choice with those looking to relax in style and not have to lift a finger during their stay. Lech catered chalets tend to include a private chef to create delicious meals, daily housekeeping and often a driver service too.

Top Catered Chalets Lech

• Chalet N - this mega chalet is one of the most opulent in the Alps with ski-in/ski-out access, an outstanding wellness area and nine spectacular suites.
• Chalet Uberhaus - another ski-in/ski-out chalet with a fine wine cellar, cinema room & outdoor hot tub.
• Chalet 1551 - enjoy exceptional international cuisine headed by a two-star Michelin chef at this modern ski-in/ski-out chalet.

Luxury Apartments in Lech

In addition to the numerous high-end Lech chalets, the resort is also home to numerous chic apartments, perfect for a relaxing stay with family and friends. Most of our luxury apartments in Lech can be rented on a catered or self-catered basis and have fantastic locations, within walking distance of the ski lifts.

Top Luxury Apartments Lech

• Nidus Penthouse - a sophisticated apartment with stylish open-plan living and a master suite boasting its own dressing area and sauna.
• Bühlhof Penthouse - a beautiful penthouse apartment close to the slopes which blends local craftsmanship and high levels of comfort.
• Chalech L - a four-bedroom apartment close to the slopes with four en-suite bedrooms and access to shared spa facilities.

Skiing in Lech

Lech ski holidays are renowned for featuring well-groomed pistes, fast lifts and great snow. Beginners have a large choice of both blue runs and nursery slopes on which to practise their technique, while intermediates and experts can enjoy the famous White Ring as well as extensive off-piste terrain and heli-skiing.

Divided into three sectors, the ski area of Lech has an extensive array of terrain waiting to be explored. On the mountain above Oberlech, a majority of blue runs will make for a good beginner's base, whilst the second sector on the other side of Lech has some beautiful off-piste descents and intermediate runs. Connected by the Auenfeldjet gondola, Warth-Schröcken has a combination of challenging black runs, with more intermediate and easy runs.

Eating & Drinking in Lech

When enjoying a luxury ski holiday in Lech, you can choose from a variety of excellent restaurants serving international and traditional Austrian cuisine. Many of the best restaurants are located in the numerous four and five-star hotels dotted around the village.

Perched on the mountain at the top of the Zugerberg lift, Balmalp is a popular choice on sunny afternoons with its panoramic views from the large terrace overlooking Zug. Over in Oberlech, Hotel Goldener Berg has a delightful sun terrace and a changing menu of healthy dishes with a focus on regional products. If you are not staying in a luxury catered chalet in Lech, Griggeler Stuba comes well recommended having been awarded 4 toques from Gault Millau. Serving beautifully presented and innovative seasonal dishes using local ingredients, this is the place to come for something a little bit special.

Whilst the nightlife in Lech doesn't rival St. Anton, there are still plenty of lively cocktail bars and nightclubs with dancing continuing into the early hours. Set on the slopes at 1,800 metres, Schlegelkopf has three terraces with an outdoor restaurant, lounge and ice bar, not to mention serious panoramic views. Directly opposite the Schlegelkopfbahn, the Ice Bar at the Hotel Krone caters to the more sophisticated set at the end of a day's skiing with a glass of champagne or wine being the order of the day. Also part of the Hotel Krone, K-Club is the place to dance into the early hours of the morning. With a resident DJ spinning the tunes, delicious cocktails and a VIP area, the K-Club is a must-visit venue for party-goers.

How to have the perfect luxury ski holiday in Lech

1. Start the day with a hearty breakfast in your Lech accommodation before exploring the vast Arlberg ski area.
2. Explore the sunny slopes above and below Oberlech which are home to many inviting blue runs.
3. Sample Austrian specialties such as goulash soup and warm apple strudel at Rud-Alpe.
4. In the afternoon, why not try something a little different and discover Lech on a sleigh ride around the village.
5. Return to your luxury ski chalet in Lech and make use of the wonderful spa facilities or book a massage treatment to ease any sore muscles.
6. Head out for dinner at one of Lech’s many gourmet restaurants such as Fux which houses one of the largest collections of wine in Austria.