Where to Base
Hotels are concentrated at the valley floor and near cable car stations. Staying here allows walking access to ski slopes and main dining areas, offering convenient ski-in/ski-out experiences.

Ischgl is a premier ski resort town in the Paznaun valley of Tyrol, Austria. It connects seamlessly with neighboring Samnaun in Switzerland to create one of the largest linked ski areas in the Alps. Known for its vibrant après-ski scene and high-end accommodations, Ischgl offers a sophisticated base for winter sports enthusiasts. While it gained global attention during the 2020 pandemic, the destination has fully recovered and remains a top choice for travelers seeking luxury, extensive terrain, and lively nightlife in a stunning alpine setting.
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Hotels are concentrated at the valley floor and near cable car stations. Staying here allows walking access to ski slopes and main dining areas, offering convenient ski-in/ski-out experiences.
No direct airport access. Travelers typically fly into Innsbruck or Zurich, then take buses or trains via Chur. Within Ischgl, free shuttle buses and walking are the primary modes of transport.
Winter (December to April) is peak season for skiing with optimal snow conditions and the most vibrant nightlife. Summer offers hiking but a quieter hotel atmosphere.

mountain in the Samnaun Group at the border Tyrol / Grisons

mountain in the Verwall in Tyrol

mountain in the Samnaun Group in Tyrol

mountain in the Samnaun Group at the border Tyrol / Grisons

mountain in the Samnaun Group at the border Tyrol / Grisons

mountain range of the Alps in Tyrol and Vorarlberg

mountain in Verwall in Tyrol

mountain in the Verwall in Tyrol

mountain of the Verwall Alps in Tyrol, Austria
mountain in the Samnaun Group at the border Tyrol / Grisons

mountain of the Verwall Alps in Tyrol, Austria
mountain in the Samnaun Group at the border Tyrol / Grisons
This fine dining restaurant in Hotel Yscla (Yscla is the Rhaeto-Romanic name for Ischgl) features a stylish blend of slick modern design and lovely wood finishings. Benjamin Parth's cuisine echoes this sleekness. With just a few components on the plate, he succeeds in creating wonderfully expressive dishes in terms of flavour. In his four- to seven-course set menu, for example, the top fresh sole with fine summer truffle and elegant, aromatic artichoke cream as well as a fantastic fish sauce is a real highlight. Only the finest ingredients are used, and his craftsmanship is second to none. Sar
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WebsiteThis compact restaurant has just five tables and the interior entirely done out in warm wood embodies a harmonious blend of elegance and Alpine charm; everything is of the highest quality, reflecting the exclusive setting of the luxurious Schlosshotel in which Schlossherrnstube is located. Patrick Raaß and his team create innovative, French-influenced dishes using top-quality ingredients, from which they devise a set menu. For example, the succulent and tender Tristan lobster works beautifully with the delicately acidic notes of mandarin and flavoursome spinach or a wonderfully al dente cooked
WebsiteExecutive Chef Martin Sieberer has been overseeing the kitchens of this restaurant in the luxurious Trofana Royal holiday hotel since 1996, and it's fair to say he/it's become something of an institution. His two sons, Thomas and Michael, now support him as chefs, and together they use carefully selected ingredients to turn out contemporary dishes based on classic recipes. "Sea bass from Concarneau, potatoes, onions, pepper" or "French pigeon from head to toe, peppers, sweet potatoes" are excellent examples. You can choose between a surprise menu – comprising four, six or eight courses – and a
WebsiteThis alternative to the fine dining restaurant at Hotel Trofana Royal also serves culinary delights right next to the ski slope. In an inviting decor, diners can choose from an appealing à la carte selection of freshly prepared Tyrolean dishes. These are made with the finest regional produce, such as Paznaun Highland beef, Diasbach trout and traditional Alpine cheese. Open to the lobby and bar area, and with only a handful of tables, this restaurant is done out in lots of warm wood, creating a pleasantly cosy feel. Exceptionally courteous and friendly service.
WebsiteThe restaurant of the upscale Hotel Fliana draws in clients with its excellent cuisine, but it is also a paradise for wine lovers! It all starts with a strong first impression in the spectacular Wine Safe, where over 900 different labels from top wineries are stored, including fine wines from France, Italy and Austria, including a considerable number of large-format bottles. From here, you enter the elegant little Chef's Table restaurant, in which 12 diners can sit at a long stone table in an extremely high-quality and tastefully designed ambience. In the open kitchen, a six-course set menu dr
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