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A 1,000 m² spa with saunas, steam rooms, hydrotherapy, relaxation areas, and indoor and outdoor pools.
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Hotel Arlberg
Family history, thoughtful design and a generous spa in the centre of Lech, with Ski Arlberg lifts close by.
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Heated outdoor pool
The 14-metre outdoor pool is heated to 31°C and faces the Omeshorn.
Dining included
Room prices include breakfast and the choice of a six-course dinner unless another arrangement is booked.
Lift access
Close to Lech lifts and cable cars, with hotel chauffeur service available within Lech, Zürs and Zug.
Central Cortina
Central Lech setting close to lifts, cable cars, the ski school and village life.
Local materials
Oak, Vals quartzite, loden, linen and inherited pieces connect newer spaces with the family's history.
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Visit the official hotel websiteInside Hotel Arlberg
Hotel Arlberg began in 1956, when Johann and Helga Schneider opened a guesthouse with 26 beds. Each generation has added something, from the darker hunting-lodge character of the Jagdhof wing to bedrooms and spa spaces shaped by Pointner Design. Oak, Vals quartzite, natural plaster, loden and linen now sit alongside timber panelling, tiled stoves, old photographs and inherited furniture. It feels considered but still personal, like a family house that has learned how to change without editing out its memories.
The 1,000 m² spa makes a persuasive case for a slow afternoon. An indoor pool lined with Vals stone looks through broad windows, while a 14-metre outdoor pool is kept at 31°C beneath the Omeshorn. Saunas, steam rooms, hydrotherapy, quiet spaces and a gym fill out the circuit. There is a separate Family and Ladies' Spa too, welcoming younger guests during the day before becoming women-only from 5 pm. Treatments cost extra, and day-spa visitors may also be admitted when space allows.
Food gives the hotel several different moods. Lunch on the sun terrace can lead to fondue or raclette in the ten-table Stube, a drink at the bar, or a tasting menu at Michelin-starred La Fenice. Across the road, hosts Benjamin Schneider and Patrick Krummenacher have created the Arlberg Club House as a separate, livelier sibling, with a public restaurant, shop, coffee bar and Margo's Bar & Club. The main restaurant keeps half board flexible, with guests choosing each day whether to take its six-course dinner. Outside, central Lech puts lifts, cable cars and the ski school close at hand. The hotel's chauffeur can also cover destinations in Lech, Zürs and Zug when arranged directly.
Getting there
Good to know
How close is Hotel Arlberg to the ski lifts?
Hotel Arlberg is in central Lech, with lifts, cable cars and the ski school close by. The hotel carefully describes its location as almost ski-in/ski-out. Its chauffeur can serve destinations in Lech, Zürs and Zug, with current arrangements made directly with the hotel.
What is included at the Arlberg Spa?
Room prices include spa use. Facilities include sauna and steam areas, hydrotherapy, relaxation rooms, indoor and heated outdoor pools, a gym and a yoga room. Treatments are separate. Day-spa access is also offered to non-residents on request and subject to availability.
What dining choices are at Hotel Arlberg?
There is a half-board hotel restaurant, the ten-table Stube for Austrian cooking, fondue and raclette, a sun terrace, bar and Michelin-starred La Fenice. Restaurant access and seasonal hours vary, so book the small Stube and La Fenice ahead.
What is the Arlberg Club House?
Across the road, Hotel Arlberg's hosts, Benjamin Schneider and Patrick Krummenacher, have created a separate sister venue. Its restaurant, shop, coffee bar and Margo's Bar & Club are open to the public. A private members' club adds separate members-only areas and benefits.
Is half board included at Hotel Arlberg?
Room prices include half board unless another arrangement is booked. Breakfast and the hotel restaurant's six-course dinner form the plan, with guests deciding each day whether to take dinner at the hotel.
How can I reach Hotel Arlberg without driving?
The hotel offers advance-arranged chauffeur collection from Zürich, Munich and Innsbruck airports. Rail travellers can use Langen or St. Anton am Arlberg station, then ask the hotel to arrange shuttle or taxi collection subject to availability.
Does Hotel Arlberg have parking?
Valet staff take the car and luggage at the entrance and park in the underground garage. Parking is free for direct bookings and charged for external bookings. In winter, approach Lech on the Flexen Pass road. The road from Warth is generally closed, so check the current road report before travelling.
What is Lech like?
Lech is a high Arlberg village with Walser history, a compact centre and the Omeshorn above it. Skiing shapes winter, while the River Lech, mountain paths and James Turrell's Skyspace add reasons to spend time beyond the pistes.
How large is the ski area around Lech?
Lech sits within Ski Arlberg, a connected area linking Lech and Zürs with Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton. The area has more than 300 kilometres of slopes. Use the live lift and piste report to choose the day's route and operating connections.
How close is Hotel Arlberg to the ski lifts?
Hotel Arlberg is in central Lech, with lifts, cable cars and the ski school close by. The hotel carefully describes its location as almost ski-in/ski-out. Its chauffeur can serve destinations in Lech, Zürs and Zug, with current arrangements made directly with the hotel.
What is included at the Arlberg Spa?
Room prices include spa use. Facilities include sauna and steam areas, hydrotherapy, relaxation rooms, indoor and heated outdoor pools, a gym and a yoga room. Treatments are separate. Day-spa access is also offered to non-residents on request and subject to availability.
What dining choices are at Hotel Arlberg?
There is a half-board hotel restaurant, the ten-table Stube for Austrian cooking, fondue and raclette, a sun terrace, bar and Michelin-starred La Fenice. Restaurant access and seasonal hours vary, so book the small Stube and La Fenice ahead.
What is the Arlberg Club House?
Across the road, Hotel Arlberg's hosts, Benjamin Schneider and Patrick Krummenacher, have created a separate sister venue. Its restaurant, shop, coffee bar and Margo's Bar & Club are open to the public. A private members' club adds separate members-only areas and benefits.
Is half board included at Hotel Arlberg?
Room prices include half board unless another arrangement is booked. Breakfast and the hotel restaurant's six-course dinner form the plan, with guests deciding each day whether to take dinner at the hotel.
How can I reach Hotel Arlberg without driving?
The hotel offers advance-arranged chauffeur collection from Zürich, Munich and Innsbruck airports. Rail travellers can use Langen or St. Anton am Arlberg station, then ask the hotel to arrange shuttle or taxi collection subject to availability.
Does Hotel Arlberg have parking?
Valet staff take the car and luggage at the entrance and park in the underground garage. Parking is free for direct bookings and charged for external bookings. In winter, approach Lech on the Flexen Pass road. The road from Warth is generally closed, so check the current road report before travelling.
What is Lech like?
Lech is a high Arlberg village with Walser history, a compact centre and the Omeshorn above it. Skiing shapes winter, while the River Lech, mountain paths and James Turrell's Skyspace add reasons to spend time beyond the pistes.
How large is the ski area around Lech?
Lech sits within Ski Arlberg, a connected area linking Lech and Zürs with Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton. The area has more than 300 kilometres of slopes. Use the live lift and piste report to choose the day's route and operating connections.
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