Westendorf Luxury rentals

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Westendorf has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

• How can we make the most of a family weekend in Westendorf, Austria?

  To truly maximize a family weekend in Westendorf, immerse yourselves in the charm of Tyrol by beginning with a scenic ascent on the Alpenrosenbahn cable car, transporting your family to a high alpine realm where you can explore the Alpinolino Discovery Park, an imaginative adventure playground that ignites children’s curiosity with interactive nature stations and spectacular mountain views of the Kitzbühel Alps. Beyond the mountain thrills, carve out time for a relaxing afternoon soaking up the peaceful ambiance at the Westendorf swimming pool, featuring family-friendly waterslides and play areas, before concluding your exquisite weekend with a traditional Tyrolean dinner at the welcoming Gasthof Aschenwald in the picturesque village center.

• What are the best family-friendly neighborhoods to stay in while visiting Westendorf?

  For families visiting Westendorf, the village center is an excellent choice, offering easy access to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental slopes and the Alpenrosenbahn gondola, which are perfect for both winter and summer activities. The area around the Dorfplatz is lively yet safe, with charming Tyrolean restaurants and playgrounds nearby. Staying close to the Westendorf Adventure Pool ensures hours of fun for children, while parents can enjoy the scenic views of the Kitzbühel Alps.

• Which areas of Westendorf have the most comfortable and convenient family stays?

  For families seeking comfort and convenience in Westendorf, the area around the village center is ideal, offering easy access to the Alpenrosenbahn cable car and the charming Dorfplatz. Here, you’ll find family-friendly hotels and apartments close to restaurants, playgrounds, and ski schools. Staying near the Golfclub Kitzbüheler Alpen Westendorf also provides a peaceful setting with spacious accommodations and direct access to scenic walking trails, making it perfect for families year-round.

• What would a romantic weekend itinerary in Westendorf include for couples?

  A romantic weekend in Westendorf could begin with a scenic stroll through the charming village center, where couples can admire traditional Tyrolean architecture. Enjoy a cable car ride up the Hohe Salve for breathtaking panoramic views of the Kitzbühel Alps, then share a cozy lunch at a mountain hut. In the afternoon, explore the tranquil forests and meadows on a tandem e-bike ride before unwinding together at a spa in one of Westendorf’s welcoming hotels.

• Which beaches in Westendorf get the most sunlight and are ideal for sunbathing?

  Westendorf, located in the Austrian Alps, is renowned for its scenic mountain landscapes rather than traditional sandy beaches. However, if you’re seeking the best spots for sunbathing, the natural bathing lake at Salvenaland in Hopfgarten, just a short drive from Westendorf, is your ideal destination. This lake enjoys excellent sunlight throughout the day, with lush grassy banks perfect for lounging and panoramic views of the Kitzbühel Alps, creating a truly relaxing alpine sunbathing experience.

• What are some fun non-ski winter activities to enjoy near Westendorf?

  In winter near Westendorf, you can glide along scenic cross-country trails that weave through the Brixental valley, or try snowshoeing in the forests around the Hohe Salve mountain. The area’s toboggan runs, like the one at Talkaser, offer thrilling rides and panoramic views. You can also enjoy horse-drawn sleigh rides through snowy meadows or relax at the Alpenrosenbad’s wellness facilities, where heated pools and saunas provide a perfect après-snow experience.

• How much should we budget for meals each day while staying in Westendorf?

  While staying in Westendorf, you should budget around 25 to 40 euros per person each day for meals, depending on your dining preferences. Enjoy a hearty Tyrolean breakfast at a local café, savor traditional Austrian dishes like schnitzel and kaiserschmarrn at rustic mountain huts, and perhaps treat yourself to a delicious meal at a cozy restaurant in the village center. Prices are reasonable, and local specialties make dining here a memorable part of your alpine experience.