Accomodation in Saalbach Hinterglemm

Looking for assistance from J2skiers that have stayed in S/H. Slight preference for Hinterglemm, but Saalbach would be acceptable. Probably a hotel, since we like to meet up with new people. Mid Jan so it is low season. Accomodation Criteria:

Flexible ~ we are going Friday to Friday, before we move on to other resorts.
Not modern, prefer older, lots of character, maybe with a stuben.
Must have views, I paint water-colours, old buildings in the foreground would be lovely.
Comfortable, clean, en-suite, balcony, (with views!)
Ski-in would be a bonus, but close to the lift
Quiet area.
Live acoustic music, yes I know, I'm getting a bit fanciful now.
Not club hotel, where English is the dominant language. Prefer an Austrian family run place.

Tino offered one suggestion, it looks very nice, but is too modern, thank you anyway, Tino. I have, in the summer, stayed in the Blumen hotel, and while it was a nice place, it would not meet the criteria.

So fellow J2skiers, who have been to Saalbach Hinterglemm, please let me have your pearls of wisdom and knowledge.

Only one I've stayed in there is Hotel Panther in Saalbach, very nice and I loved the oudoor pool at the end of the day (and the fact it was practically ski in) but probably to modern for you Dave.

Thanks, Rusty will check that out. Ski in would over-ride modernity!

Just a thought but have you ever thought of France.... Plenty of ski in ski out accomodation :lol:

Ian Wickham wrote:Just a thought but have you ever thought of France.... Plenty of ski in ski out accomodation :lol:

:lol: You never change Wickers

Think Tirol, Wickers. Character, history,good standards, good manners, old buildings, great ski schools, modest costs, good skiing, friendly locals, local music,
Think Tirol.

Don't know why, but I'm thinking Tirol. ;)

Dave Mac wrote:Think Tirol, Wickers. Character, history,good standards, good manners, old buildings, great ski schools, modest costs, good skiing, friendly locals, local music,
Think Tirol.

Well I was beginning to belive you until I got to Friendly Locals.............then I turned my thoughts
back to France & Italy 8)