Haus Hujcik Peter
holiday apartment
Antonius Weg 10, 6441, Umhausen
Umhausen | Ötztal | Tyrol
Description
Your holiday retreat in scenic Umhausen at the heart of Ötztal valley offers 4-6 beds. There is a large grocery store about 10 walking minutes away. You will find more shopping facilities and refreshments in Umhausen's village center at about 5 driving minutes. The giant Sölden ski area (approx. 22 km) and the Hochoetz family ski area (approx. 10 km) attract ski enthusiasts in winter. Nearby Niederthai nestles on a superb high-altitude plateau (approx. 7 km) and invites winter walkers, hikers, cross-country skiers and all those looking for relaxation. In summer, activity vacationers will find the Stuiben Falls - Tirol's biggest waterfall, the Umhausen swimming lake and the Ötzi Village with adjacent Birds of Prey Park in the immediate vicinity.
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Apartment
- Size: 0m²
- Room: 0, Bedrooms: 0
- Occupancy: 2 - 6
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Getting There
Check In: from 2.00 pm / Check Out: until 10.00 am
Directions: Ötztal federal road to Umhausen - turn left at the entrance to the village and follow the road towards the center - then turn right after the bus stop and drive through the underpass to the hamlet of Neudorf - after about 300 m you turn right into "Dreschgasse" and immediately left into "Antoniusweg". Our house can be found on the right, slightly behind the 2nd house.
Additional Info
Included: WiFi, parking, bed linen, towels
Exclusive: local tax
Not included in the total amount: Visitor tax EUR 2,50 from 1.5. - 31.10.2020 and from 1.11.2020 onwards EUR 3,50 each per person per night (to be paid directly on site to your accomodator).
No resort tax is charged for persons who have their 15th birthday within the running calender year.
Top-Facilities
- pets welcome
- sauna
- indoor swimming pool
- families
- disabled accessible
- WiFi
COVID-19 safety measures
Hygiene and disinfection
- Guests may ask for no room cleaning during their stay
- Bedlinen, towels and laundry are washed according to rules of local authorities