House Hannes Schneider
Zurs, AustriaGuests:12+4
Bedrooms:7
Weekly Guide Prices
Self-CateredEUR 38,513 - 38,513
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Positioned high in Austria’s prestigious Arlberg region, Zürs ski resort is synonymous with sophistication, privacy, and exceptional skiing. Beloved by experienced skiers and luxury travellers alike, this exclusive enclave combines first-class hospitality, beautiful mountain scenery, and direct access to one of the world’s most celebrated ski areas. With its blend of elegance and Alpine tradition, luxury chalets in Zürs promise an unforgettable stay in the heart of Austria’s winter paradise.
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Nestled in a picturesque high valley surrounded by pristine slopes, Zurs ski resort offers a truly ski-in/ski-out experience. The lifts sit at opposite ends of the village, just 400 metres apart, meaning your Zürs chalet rental will never be far from the snow.
For larger groups, House Hannes Schneider is one of the finest luxury chalets in Zürs, offering 400 m² of beautifully refurbished interiors, seven bedrooms, a private cinema, and a spa for post-ski relaxation. From smaller, intimate lodges to catered chalets in Zürs, accommodation here blends contemporary comfort with Tyrolean charm.
What Sets Zurs Ski Resort Apart?
The Ski Area:
Zürs is one of the most refined villages in the Ski Arlberg region, which includes neighbouring Lech and St Anton. Together, they form Austria’s largest interconnected ski area, with over 300 km of pistes and exceptional off-piste terrain. The resort’s north-facing slopes ensure outstanding snow quality throughout the season, making it a haven for powder skiing.
Just ten minutes from St. Anton, Zürs offers the same legendary skiing without the crowds.
The village has long attracted a discerning clientele, from European royalty to seasoned skiers, drawn by its intimate atmosphere and world-class service. The architecture reflects a timeless alpine style, perfectly complementing the pristine mountain surroundings.
The Village:
While Zürs ski holidays are centred around skiing and relaxation rather than nightlife, you’ll still find excellent bars and restaurants in the village’s luxury hotels. For livelier après-ski, the vibrant bars of St. Anton are just a short 15 km drive away. Whether you prefer a quiet evening by the fire in your luxury chalet in Zürs or a refined dinner overlooking the slopes, this resort delivers understated indulgence at every turn.
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FAQs
What’s the best time to visit Zürs for a ski holiday?
The ski season in Zürs ski resort runs from late November to early May, with the best snow conditions typically from mid-December to late March.
Are there luxury ski chalets in Zürs close to the lifts?
Yes, most luxury chalets in Zürs are either ski-in/ski-out or just a short walk from the main lifts, offering exceptional convenience.
How high is Zürs?
Zürs village sits at 1,720 metres, with lifts accessing ski terrain up to 2,811 metres, ensuring excellent snow reliability throughout the season.
Is Zürs a good destination for non-skiers?
Yes. Non-skiers can enjoy winter hiking trails, spa experiences, gourmet dining, and easy access to nearby Lech for shopping and sightseeing.
How do I get to Zürs for a ski holiday?
The nearest airports are Innsbruck (approx. 1.5 hours), Zurich (2.5 hours), and Friedrichshafen (2 hours). Private transfers can be arranged directly to your Zürs luxury chalet rental.
Luxury Chalets In Zürs
Luxury chalets in Zürs epitomise exclusivity, comfort, and personalised five-star service in one of Austria’s most prestigious ski destinations. Choose from chalets in central Zürs, the tranquil Zugertal, or the slopeside Oberlech area, each offering a unique alpine experience. With lift access right at the doorstep or a short shuttle to neighbouring Lech, they are perfect for families, multi-generational groups, or friends seeking both adventure and relaxation.
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House Hannes Schneider
Zurs, AustriaGuests:12+4
Bedrooms:7
Weekly Guide Prices
Self-CateredEUR 38,513 - 38,513
Skiing in Zurs
Zurs Ski Resort Information
- Resort Altitude: 1716m
- Slopes Altitude: 1280 - 2811m
- Pistes: 305 km (Arlberg)
- Lifts: 87 (Arlberg)
- Nearest Airport: Innsbruck - 116 km (1hr 30 min)
- Blue Slopes: 43%
- Red Slopes: 40%
- Black Slopes: 17%
Zürs is a gem within Austria’s Arlberg region, known for its exceptional skiing, luxurious accommodation, and understated elegance. It shares the ski area with neighbouring Lech, making the combined Lech-Zürs area one of the most desirable and exclusive ski destinations in Europe. Zürs is part of the broader Ski Arlberg domain, which connects several iconic villages, including St. Anton and Stuben, offering over 300 km of linked pistes and an abundance of off-piste terrain.
The ski area itself caters to both intermediate and advanced skiers, although beginners will find dedicated slopes in the area as well. Zürs is perched at a high altitude, and its unique geography ensures ample snow throughout the season, often becoming one of Austria's snowiest resorts. The slopes here are known for their wide, open spaces and impeccable grooming, making them ideal for long, sweeping turns with fantastic visibility across the mountains.
Advanced skiers are especially drawn to Zürs for its excellent off-piste offerings. The Madloch is a legendary route that begins with an exhilarating descent from the Madloch-Joch. This challenging itinerary takes skiers through untouched powder fields, with the route ending in Zug, where a lift connects back to Lech. The Madloch descent is also part of the famous "White Ring" circuit, a 22 km loop connecting Lech, Oberlech, Zürs, and Zug. Completing the White Ring is a must for ambitious skiers; it combines scenic pistes with thrilling sections of powder, offering some of the best views across the Arlberg mountains.
For those who prefer a gentler day, the Seekopf and Trittkopf areas offer a mix of wide blue and red runs with lovely mountain panoramas. The scenic blue runs here are ideal for intermediates who enjoy cruisy slopes with manageable gradients. Beginners, though limited in some sections, will appreciate the carefully maintained nursery slopes close to Zürs’ centre, with ski schools available to offer guidance.
Zürs also offers excellent opportunities for freeride skiing, with wide open bowls and steep chutes for advanced and expert skiers. The Flexenbahn cable car opened in recent years, linking Zürs with St. Anton and Stuben, making it easier to explore these legendary freeride areas. The "Langer Zug" in Lech, accessible from Zürs, is one of the steepest groomed runs in the world, with sections reaching a gradient of 80 per cent—a thrill for experienced skiers.
Best Bars & Restaurants in Zurs
Zürs may be small, but its dining and après-ski scene has no shortage of sophistication and quality. For lunch on the mountain, enjoy the views from Seekopf or Enzianstube.
Some of the resort's best restaurants are located within the luxury hotels. One of the top choices is Thurnher`s Alpenhof Gourmet Restaurant, where you can dine a la carte or enjoy a multi-course menu blending Austrian culinary tradition and international influences.
Another great option is Die Ente von Zürs at the Albona Nova with its exquisite dishes and drinks based on duck, as well as daily fresh specialities from the region. We also like Hirlanda, a family-run hotel serving Austrian specialities.
For a more casual dinner, Arlberghaus, Walserstube serves the best pizza in town.
For nightlife, Bar Vernissage and Zuerserl are popular choices. For something a little different, Flexenhaeusl transitions from a cosy ski hut serving fondue into a wild party venue!
How to get to Zurs
The closest international airport to Zurs is Innsbruck, about 120 km away, offering a 1.5-hour drive to the resort. Zurich Airport, about 200 km away, is another popular option, with a transfer time of approximately 2.5 hours.
Private transfers, including helicopter services, are available for a more luxurious experience, while shuttle services and rental cars are also commonly used. For those travelling by train, the nearest station is Langen am Arlberg, just 15 km from Zürs, with regular bus or taxi connections to the resort.