Ski & Bike Hotel Wiesenegg

Lovely, recently renovated hotel with great spa and good breakfast and dinner.

We, a family of 4 with teenage children, spent 5 days at the family run Hotel Wiesenegg in February where we opted for the half board option. The facilities were great with a good choice for breakfast and a varied set menu at dinner. The hotel’s restaurant also caters for diners not staying at the hotel in the evenings. There is a high staff ratio and diners are frequently encouraged to order more drinks and to opt for the daily wine recommendations for dinner. We are not big wine drinkers so opted for beers with dinner instead. Unfortunately we had a very unpleasant experience with the young female manager who, much to her staff’s embarrassment, issued instructions that, following the purchase of one soft drink each, our children were not to be served any tap water as a second drink. Carafes of tap water were liberally served on almost all other tables we could see so when we queried why we were made to buy still bottled water (for 7.50 Euros no less) for our kids, we were told that we were not allowed any tap water because my husband and I were only buying beer, not wine. Not only did this completely single us out and made us feel like we were only there to spend as much money as they could extract from us but it is a complete outrage given that we were already spending 1,000 Euros per night to stay at the hotel in the first place - as well as buying additional drinks, (including alcohol!!) in the evenings. The young lady has a lot to learn in terms of hospitality and has sadly lost our custom. We won’t be back.

Breakfast was lovely, but having the option for an early quick coffee with Danish staring at 7am would be great. Lifts open at 8am and taking the bus or meeting groups you have to skip breakfast.

Lovely hotel, great sauna facilities and fantastic area for skis and boots. Meals were delicious with something different available every night. Staff always friendly and helpful.

Technically ski in and ski out resort however it is still not directly in front of the skicircus for Saalbach-Hinterglemm. You can ski in and ski out but not so easy for beginner skiers. You need to walk about 15mins to get to the main ski area which can be tedious with ski boots and skis in hand! Only other negative was that the rooms are very warm, making it a bit difficult to sleep at night even with the heater off, we opted for an open window to get some cool air in!

The owners were very helpful and friendly, breakfast have a great choice. Dinner is fine

great and everything was new

dinner only u till 21:00 sauna from 15;00 till 20:00 and no swimming pool rest was excellent