Prime Neighborhoods
Base yourself in Lech or the adjacent village of Zürs. Both areas offer elegant atmospheres, privacy, and easy access to the ski slopes, catering perfectly to discerning travelers seeking exclusivity.
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Lech am Arlberg
Lech am Arlberg stands as a premier, exclusive ski resort in the Bludenz district of Vorarlberg, Austria. Renowned for its high-end clientele, including international royalty and the global jet set, it offers a secluded yet luxurious alpine experience. Geographically situated along the Lech River, the municipality encompasses neighboring villages such as Zürs, Zug, Oberlech, and Stubenbach. While historically part of the Tannberg district, it is tourism-wise integrated into the Arlberg region. As a member of the elite 'Best of the Alps' group, Lech provides a sophisticated base for travelers seeking privacy, prestige, and world-class winter sports facilities amidst the majestic Arlberg mountain range.
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Transport Connections
While there is no direct IATA code for a local airport, access is typically via Innsbruck or St. Gallen-Altenrhein. Travelers should plan for bus or taxi transfers to navigate the final mountain roads to the resort.
Best Season
Winter is the peak season, ideal for skiers. This is when the resort truly shines, offering access to world-class slopes and the vibrant social scene frequented by the international elite and royalty.
Nearby attractions
Monzabonsee
lake in the Lechtal Alps in Vorarlberg
Untere Wildgrubenspitze
highest mountain of the Lechquellen Mountains in Vorarlberg, Austria
Mohnenfluh
mountain of the Lechquellen Mountains in Vorarlberg, Austria
Roggalspitze
mountain in Austria
Zürser See
lake in Austria
Museum Huber-Haus in Lech (Vorarlberg)
museum in Austria
Omeshorn
mountain in the Lechquellengebirge in Vorarlberg
Körbersee
mountain lake in the Lechquellen Mountains in Vorarlberg, Austria
Rüfikopf
mountain of the Lechtal Alps in Vorarlberg, Austria
Roggspitze
mountain of the Lechtal Alps at the border of Tyrol and Vorarlberg
Valluga
mountain of the Lechtal Alps at the border of Tyrol and Vorarlberg, Austria
Butzensee
tarn in the Lechquellen Mountains in Vorarlberg, Austria
Dining
La Fenice
As well as tasteful, individually designed guestrooms, Hotel Arlberg is home to this elegant restaurant, which is accessed via a separate entrance. Ornate details such as warm wood finishings, a partially painted ceiling, stylish upholstered armchairs and classic-style wall lamps create a wonderful atmosphere, which is complemented by experienced and attentive service. Then there is the Alpine-Mediterranean cuisine, which they dub "Monte e Mare". The tasting menu, comprising five to eight courses, also comes in a vegetarian version. One outstanding dish is the tender, juicy lobster medallion i
WebsiteGriggeler Stuba
Set within the car-free enclave of Oberlech, Burg Vital Resort is home to this stylish wood-panelled restaurant. In the small open kitchen, Sebastian Jakob (formerly of Schloss Ellmau) and his team create flavoursome dishes using outstanding ingredients and incorporating a judicious and intriguing Japanese twist. One example: wonderfully tender and succulent langoustine served with a mildly spicy cream of wasabi greens, delicately flavoured edamame, lightly smoked eel and an elegant, frothy shellfish sauce. A knowledgeable sommelier is on hand to guide you through the seemingly endless wine ce
WebsiteRote Wand Chef's Table
In the exclusive Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel – formerly a modest inn in Zug's old schoolhouse – guests are treated to a very special culinary experience. After an aperitif and a selection of appetisers in the little parlour downstairs, you proceed upstairs to a chic dining area in which warm wood meets sleek design; there you take a seat on one of the comfortable bar chairs arranged around a horseshoe counter. A special atmosphere reigns here, and this is due in no small part to the well-coordinated, charming and laid-back service team. Julian Stieger, who comes from Upper Austria, brings his high
WebsitePost Lech
The venerable Gasthof Post has a series of charming Alpine-style dining areas, and in all of them the same à la carte menu is served: an ambitious selection of Austrian classics such as Tafelspitz and Wiener schnitzel, as well as international dishes. An exclusive fine dining set menu is served in the Jägerstube upon advance booking. Diners can also look forward to a good wine list and attentive service. Individually decorated guestrooms are available for overnight stays.
WebsitePfeffermühle
If you want to savour classic French-influenced cuisine without having to commit to a set menu, the lovely, cosy restaurant of Hotel Pfefferkorn is just the place for you. The à la carte menu lives up to the establishment's name, incorporating a unique touch of exoticism with one of 13 peppers in each dish. Think carabineros prawn with fruity curry, pickled golden beet, tomato, ginger, and Indian mountain pepper, or pigeon à la royale with pear, parsnip, fried onion, and smoked Malabar pepper. There is no reason to worry that the food will be excessively spicy – chef Christian Wild has a light
WebsiteMarile
Housed in the lovely Hotel Berghof, this compact wood-panelled restaurant is rustic and cosy yet stylish. Tradition meets modern gastronomy in regional dishes with a contemporary twist – from fermented organic carrot and celery millefeuille with summer truffle to Vorarlberg Wagyu paired with porcini, and waffles with stewed sour cherries for dessert. There is also an impressive wine list dominated by Austrian labels but including options from elsewhere in the Old World and beyond. Attentive service is provided by a friendly and professional front-of-house team. Don't miss the opportunity to ha
WebsiteJägerstube & Walserstube
In the small fine dining restaurant of Hotel Jagdhaus Monzabon, Michael Broger and his team deliver interesting modern cuisine that is big on flavour. Guests will also enjoy the charming service and expert wine recommendations that come courtesy of junior manager and sommelier Tobias Schneider, who also happens to be a certified sake sommelier – there is an extensive selection, and almost all are also served by the glass. The food, which delves into the region and uses many ingredients from local suppliers (the local game is excellent, for example), is also decidedly cosmopolitan. You can put
WebsiteFux
This chic restaurant is very much at home in Lech. Behind the large glass-paned façade a tastefully designed space with a modern feel awaits. The open kitchen certainly plays its part – you can watch the chefs from almost anywhere. The cuisine is a fusion of Asian and European – a style to which they have been committed for years. The wine list absolutely deserves a mention, being one of the finest in the country – the Champagne and Burgundy selection leaves nothing to be desired. The bar area is also inviting – ideal for an aperitif or a nightcap.
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