Sporthotel Heiligenblut - Winkl 46

I think it's the best hotel experience in my life!

Very nice and family friedly. 5min to lifts. Rooms are ok.

Very comfortable and lovely accommodation. Good food and nice service.

Very nice hotel with a great service, good food and friendly people. The Lord willing that I like to stay there again

Excelent for the price. The staff is very accomodating and welcoming

Nice place, suitable for discovering Grossglockner area. Family room is actualul 2 double room with a private hall. Food is excellent (also the red Austrian wine) , fresh and tasty and hotel staff is very friendly and professional.SPA is not very large but is OK. Free parking. National Karten Card included.

I am German/American, new skiier who spent four nights with wife and two younger kids. The hotel is older but clean. The offered breakfast and dinners are good but not gourmet. Everyday offered something different. Be sure to arrive in the first hour or two as some of it gets stale. We had an assigned table for the duration. That was very nice. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The pool is quite small; we didn't see anyone in it. The childcare amounts to a room with some games and an adult. Our kids tried it one evening and while they weren't bored they didn't care to return. Bus to the lifts is convenient. You could also walk in 10mim if you have normal shoes. They have two washers and one dryer. 4€ for a load of wash and all the drying you need. Ski storage is nice. I'm told by the lady at the rental place in town that theft is not really an issue though increasing in the really busy times. I saw one other guest lock her skis in the storage area but otherwise no one seemed to worry. The ski school is right next to the hotel and goes 10-3:30. You can extend that by transferring the little ones in town. 9:30-4. As someone who grew up mostly in California, I liked the non-pretentious air of the skiing in general. I hate the crowds of Tahoe, Mt hood, and Boulder,co. This area feels more normal, family. The majority spoke something other than the English or German that I speak. Maybe I just didn't understand the snootyness but I don't think that's it. (Did I mention I hate American skiing?:-)) The food in the restaurants on the mountain was good and priced normal. Not cafeteria. The ice skating nearby is a nice outdoors one. Free and you just show up. Bring a stick if you want to practice your puck skills. The local Hallenbad is just ok with a not hot enough hot tub. WiFi at the hotel and on the mountain are usually pretty good and free. My references are German wifi (basically non-existent) and West coast American. Netflix is not a problem, especially if you download shires before watching. At the end of the visit my wife and I asked ourselves "how could a fancier place be better". We didn't really come up with anything. It had everything that's important to us.

This place is very nice. The staff makes you feel welcome and is very friendly. The hotel is extremely clean and cared for. Most amazing though was the food. We have never had so many delicious dinner in a row. Really impressive! I gave 4 stars instead of 5, because I think bathrobes should be complementary for such a long stay and the wellness area should be open earlier and longer as well and not only during times where people come back from skiing.