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3 Brilliant Lake and Mountain Holidays in Austria for Autumn Holiday

3 Brilliant Lake and Mountain Holidays in Austria for Autumn Holiday

Are you ready for wonderful spacious views and hiking in the clean air of Austria? The best escapes are to lovely chalets there, and include biking and hiking during the day, and warm friendship and chat at night. Get out and exercise, and sleep well every night! Three wonderful resorts are listed below to help you recover your joy of life! Get online and search for mountain holidays with Inghams to get some great deals.

Hotel St. Peter, Seefeld, Austria

This 4-star hotel is in a great location and has a warm, family-run atmosphere.  Hotel St Peter is owned and operated by the Tauber family, who always put in that extra bit of effort to make your stay truly wonderful. For example, they offer guided walks three times a week, a free daily packed lunch, free drinks, and other amenities. The meals are good, and include a vegetarian option. The large, comfortable lounge, conservatory area, and terrace are all well appointed, as are the rooms. The resort includes an indoor pool, steam room, jacuzzi and sauna. The Seekrichil chapel, with wonderful views of the Gschwandtkopf Mountain, is less than 10 minutes walk away from the resort. Baby and children’s facilities and amenities are available.

Chalet St. Lukas, Mayrhofen, Austria

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The Chalet St Lukas is recently fully refurbished, and has a lovely warm atmosphere. It is near the village of Mayrhofen in a quiet area, approximately 10 minutes walk to the village center.  Biking and hiking trails are even closer, and the views of the local mountains are quite amazing. The style is traditional and comfortable, and the facilities are good. There is a bright and spacious dining room, nice rooms with free WiFi, and a sauna on the premises. Free daily packed lunches are included, along with buffet breakfast as well. Afternoon teas and cakes, four-course evening meals, and a well stocked wine cellar guarantee a pleasant dining experience. Outside you will find a terrace and small, well-kept garden. This is a lovely small hotel accommodating 27-34 guests.

Chalet Mara, Kaprun, Austria

This small hotel is very private and personal, with superb service, and close to the lovely town center of Kaprun. Beautiful views abound, and hiking and biking are excellent here.  The style is traditional, and comfortable throughout including modern bathrooms. A lovely garden and terrace near the dining room allow relaxation when you are not out and about enjoying this wonderful area. The dining room is quite good, and there is a lounge near with fridge and television for guests to use. The chalet offers a number of free amenities and services including free packed lunches 5 times per week, free afternoon tea & cake, free tea & coffee all day, free house wine with dinner and best of all, free full-day Salzburg excursions often.

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