Dorfresort Kitzbühel

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Dorfresort Kitzbühel

How about a chalet or holiday apartment near Kitzbühel? Only 6 km away from Kitzbühel, you can unwind at the exclusive Dorfresort Kitzbühel since December 2022. In the dog-friendly resort, no holiday wishes remain unfulfilled thanks to wellness area, restaurant and spacious green area with pond. With the top skiing resort KitzSki in the immediate vicinity, you will enjoy the best conditions for a successful skiing holiday. Beginners can try their first turns on the practice lift 150 m away.

Reith bei Kitzbühel

apartments, holiday homes

32 - 135 m²

up to 7 people

self-catering, "Restaurant Reitherwirt" in the resort

wellness area with whirlpool and saunas

KitzSki 5 km away (practice lift only 150 m)

Schwarzsee only 4 km away

INTERSPORT Kitzsport vouchers are included

free parking spaces

free wifi

dogs allowed (on request)

Dog-friendly chalets and holiday apartments near Kitzbühel

Dorfresort Kitzbühel, designed in a luxurious country style, lies in Reith bei Kitzbühel, only 6 km from Kitzbühel itself, inviting you to relax completely and relish every moment. Whether a holiday for two, with family or friends – in these high-quality chalets, suites, penthouses and holiday apartments, you will be able to enjoy a reenergizing getaway in the Kitzbühel Alps. And you won’t have to spend this valuable timeout without your dog either – four-legged friends are most definitely welcome guests here at Dorfresort Kitzbühel. In addition to the wellness area and restaurant, the beautiful green grounds with pond are a genuine highlight. Stroll along the banks of the pond or stretch out and unwind on one of the sunbeds.

Chalets and holiday apartments in Kitzbühel in different categories

Chalets and holiday apartments in different categories are available for you to choose from for your feel-good holiday in Reith bei Kitzbühel. Dogs are welcome in all accommodations by prior arrangement.

Suite Schwarzsee: 32 m², up to 3 people
Suite Horn: 45 m², up to 5 people, balcony
Apartment Reith: 46 – 55 m², up to 6 people, balcony or terrace
Apartment Kitz: 59 – 75 m², up to 4 people, balcony
Apartment Wilder Kaiser: 61 – 70 m², up to 6 people, balcony or terrace
Apartment Alpenblick: 135 m², up to 7 people, balcony
Penthouse Wilder Kaiser: 100 m², up to 4 people, infrared/steam shower, balcony
Chalet Streif: 98 m², up to 5 people, terrace, carport
Penthouse Hahnenkamm: 120 m², up to 6 people, balcony

Wellness area with hot tub, saunas and quiet room

In the wellness area, you will be able to rediscover your inner balance. For example, you can unwind splendidly in the pleasant temperatures of the hot tub. Also especially invigorating: the infusions in the organic sauna and Finnish sauna. For those who prefer milder temperatures, we recommend the infrared cabin and steam bath. The finishing touches to your day of wellness at Dorfresort Kitzbühel will be provided by the quiet room, where you will be able to forget the outside world completely.

Delectable culinary moments during your Kitzbühel holiday

All holiday apartments, chalets, suites and penthouses feature a fully equipped kitchen. Nonetheless, we absolutely recommend paying a visit to Restaurant Reitherwirt as well. Right next to the resort, you will be served an irresistible selection of culinary treats. Look forward to specialties that include wild game from their own hunting grounds, fresh trout from the pond on the resort, along with top-quality beef and veal from the private farm. Your hosts, the Jöchl family, look forward to your visit!

Hiking, Biking and Skiing in the Kitzbühel Region

In summer, the region offers countless hiking and biking routes whilst inviting you to head out to Schwarzsee or the golf course. In winter, skiing, cross-country skiing and winter hiking are perfect outdoor activities. Very close to the resort, you will find 2 of the largest and most modern skiing resorts in Austria: KitzSki and SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental. Just a few metres from your chalet or holiday apartment, there is also a free practice lift. Here, beginners can practice their first turns and descents undisturbed. The free ski bus takes you to the nearby KitzSki Hahnenkamm and KitzSki Fleckalmbahn cable cars. Skis and bikes can be safely stored in the ski or bike room of your chalet.

Inclusive service: Vouchers for INTERSPORT Kitzsport

Your Kitzbühel holiday will include a € 20.00 voucher per booking for a purchase at our partner INTERSPORT Kitzsport. It is valid from a purchase value of € 99.00 or more (only one voucher can be redeemed per purchase). On top of that you get a 10% voucher for ski rental (winter) or bike rental (summer) per booking. The vouchers will be handed over to you upon arrival. You can redeem them on site or online on the INTERSPORT Kitzsport rental webpage.

Holiday apartments and chalets in a top location near Kitzbühel

Your chalet or holiday apartment in Reith bei Kitzbühel lies barely 6 km from the world-famous ski mecca of Kitzbühel itself. Many things can be explored on foot, by bicycle or on your cross-country skis.

Town center: 100 m
Supermarket: MPreis (500 m)
Mountain lifts: Fleckalmbahn (5 km), Hahnenkammbahn (6 km)
Practice lift: Reith (150 m)
Lake: Schwarzsee (4 km)
Golf course: Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee golf course (2 km)
Train station: Kitzbühel Schwarzsee (4 km)
Airport: Salzburg (74 km)

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Winter Holidays in the Kitzbühel Alps

Downhill Skiing in the Kitzbühel Alps

In winter, Kitzbühel is famous for its abundant snow, perfectly groomed pistes, and the fairytale city itself. This city of sport is bordered by the world-famous Hahnenkamm, the Südberge mountains and the Kitzbüheler Horn. From October until early May, ski fans travel to Kitzbühel in order to enjoy this winter paradise firsthand. One of the most modern and biggest ski areas in the region is KitzSki. It is located between the Hahnenkamm and Kitzbüheler Horn at elevations up to 2000 meters. On 188 km of perfectly groomed pistes, you can look forward to a variety-packed day of skiing. Whether you are a beginner or ready for the awe-inspiring Streif, there is something here for everybody. For its part, SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental offers the greatest array of mountain adventures anywhere in the Alps. The ski area extends for over 288 kilometers of beautifully maintained pistes served by 90 lifts. Meanwhile, 80 huts and chalets provide for refreshment opportunities as needed. Incidentally: The new SkiWelt Tour allows you to make a “lap” of SkiWelt involving 37 lifts and 84 km of pistes.

Cross-Country Skiing & Winter Hikes in the Kitzbühel Alps

The Kitzbühel Region offers ideal conditions for cross-country ski fans. Newbies and pros alike are able to indulge their love for this Nordic sport on 70 km of XC trails in total. Ski across snow-covered meadows and fields employing classic or “skating” technique, either for a vigorous training session or simply for the fun of it. The Sports Trail on the Kitzbühel Schwarzsee-Reith Golf Course is floodlit daily until 9 PM, perfect for everyone in search of a very special cross-country experience. Incidentally: If you are an overnight guest in Kitzbühel, use of the ski trails is free. For winter hikers, too, this popular Tyrolean holiday region offers an extensive network of maintained winter hiking routes. With or without snowshoes – walk along sundrenched scenic paths and enjoy the snowy mountain world of Tyrol.

Sledding & Ice Skating in the Kitzbühel Alps

Any winter holiday simply has to include an exhilarating sled ride, of course. In and around Kitzbühel, you will discover numerous sledding hills, such as on the Kelchalm in Aurach near Kitzbühel, the Trattenbachalm on the Jochberg, Talkaser-Schrandlhof in Westendorf and the Brixenbachalm in Brixen im Thale. The region also has lots of action on the ice to offer as well. In Kitzbühel, you will discover the only indoor curling center in Austria. In the town center of Westendorf, the ice rink there invites you to show off your best figure-skating moves. And on Sportberg Gaisberg in Kirchberg, there is a 20 meters-tall (manmade) ice tower, where you can sharpen your ice-climbing skills. Ice hockey and ice stock are also extremely popular in the region. As you can see, there will be no shortage of variety during your winter holiday in the Kitzbühel Alps.

Summer Holidays in the Kitzbühel Alps

Hiking in the Kitzbühel Alps

From St. Johann in Tirol and the city of Kitzbühel to Brixental, Leukental and Pillerseetal – the Kitzbühel district truly has a lot to offer. So it was that, in 2019, Kitzbühel was the first Tyrolean region to be awarded the European Hiking Seal of Quality. No wonder, since the gentle mountains of the Kitzbühel Alps are an absolute delight for hikers and mountain lovers in general. The peaks in the Kitzbühel region reach heights of as much as 2400 meters. One of them is particularly prominent: the 2362 m tall “Grosser Rettenstein”. With its double summit, it is one of the most striking mountains in the holiday region of Tyrol, also bordering on the Pinzgau district in Salzburger Land. Yet another highlight: a hike up the 2000 m high Kitzbüheler Horn or along the Jochberg Water Path. Also be sure to explore the Drachensteig trail on the Jochberg or the kid-friendly Adventure Camp in Reith near Kitzbühel.

Summer Lifts in the Kitzbühel Alps

If you prefer to spare yourself those initial elevation gains, simply have one of the summer lifts carry you up the mountain. For example, the Alpenrosenbahn in Westendorf. Once at the top, between the Talkaser (1770 m) and Choralpe (1820 m) you can look forward to a true family experience, with attractions certain to appeal to all young explorers and hikers. Other family tips if you plan to ride the summer lifts: Witches’ Waters in Söll Hohe Salve and Ellmi’s Magic World in Ellmau. The Kitzbühel Alps Sommer Card is in some ALPS RESORTS included and is your ticket to a grand total of 38 different lifts in the region. You will also be able to take advantage of numerous bonus partners and special discounts. Learn more about the Kitzbühel Alps Sommer Card now!

Cycling & (E-) Biking in the Kitzbühel Alps

Here, casual cyclists, E-bikers, mountain bikers and downhillers are all in for a real treat: The region encompassing the Kitzbühel Alps offers over 1000 km of bike paths and mountain bike trails. No wonder that Kitzbühel regularly hosts major biking events. That said, the KitzAlpBike Marathon and the HiLLclimb in Brixen im Thale are absolute highlights, for participants and spectators alike.

Golfing in the Kitzbühel Alps

Golf lovers, this is for you: The Kitzbühel region is home to several golf courses with perfect fairways and greens. For example, the 18-hole Wald Course of the Kitzbühel Alps Golf Club. This championship course, which has been given the 4-star-superior award by the Federal Golf Course Association, appeals to golfers with its peaceful setting. Likewise, the Wilder Kaiser – Ellmau, Kaiserwinkl – Kössen, Lärchenhof and Rasmushof clubs promise outstanding playing conditions and beautifully manicured courses.

Our excursion tips

Tip 1: Alpinolino

Right next to the mountain station of the Alpenrosenbahn cable car at 1,770 m above sea level, the whole family turns into detectives of nature. In the discovery park Alpinolino Westendorf, animal riddles and exciting discovery missions are waiting for you. Whether it's the groundhog rally, the squirrel long-jump-competition or the "Spoggolino" ball track – you'll be literally rolled over by adventure opportunities.

After the action-packed detective work, it's time for some rest and relaxation. Only 45 minutes away from Alpinolino, the Kreuzjöchl lake invites you to unwind. The popular hiking trail there offers a fantastic view of the Hohe Tauern, as well as the Kitzbühel and Zillertal Alps.

Tip 2: Hohe Salve

At 1,829 m above sea level, the Hohe Salve not only stands out as the highest point in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental, but also offers an unforgettable panoramic view of the region. The Hopfgarten and Söll cable cars make it possible to reach the summit without much effort.

At the top, enjoy the view of over 70 three-thousand-meter peaks in the rotating panorama restaurant "Umadum-Stuben". Just around the corner is the over 400-year-old "Salvenkirchlein", the highest pilgrimage church in Austria. The popular “Sonnenuhrenweg” leads the way around the summit with 15 sundial stations. The wind harp, meanwhile, invites you to listen to the sounds of the wind.

Tip 3: Schwarzsee Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel not only has the Streif and Hahnenkamm to offer, but also plenty of swim activities for the whole family. The 15 ha Schwarzsee is one of the warmest bathing lakes in Tyrol. Water temperatures of up to 27 degrees are common.

Those who have had enough of swimming can rent a rowing boat or prove stamina and strength at the nearby fitness parkour. Hiking enthusiasts are best off strolling along the “Drei-Seen-Rundwanderweg".

Insider tip: In the early morning hours, the Wilder Kaiser mountain is reflected in the Schwarzsee - a sight worth seeing.

Tip 4: Fortress Kufstein

Once a border town between Bavaria and Tyrol, today a popular host of theatre and concert events: The 800-year-old fortress serves as the backdrop for numerous events and is also the landmark of the Kufstein district.

The fortress casts a spell over visitors both young and old. On a guided tour, you can immerse yourself in the past and learn more about the exciting history of the walls.

The "Heldenorgel" in the Kufstein Fortress is also a special attraction: with 4,948 pipes, it is the largest free organ in the world. Every day the bell chimes in memory of all victims of war and calls for peace.

Tip 5: Wildpark Aurach

At 1,080 m above sea level, 4 km south of Kitzbühel, lies a paradise for animal lovers. With a total of 40 ha, the Aurach Wildlife Park is the largest outdoor enclosure in Tyrol. In the meantime, more than 200 alpine animal species have found their home here. Kangaroos, llamas and Tibetan yaks are also part of the Wildpark family.

In the "Wildspielpark", children are introduced to the animal species that call the Wildpark home with a wide variety of games and riddles. The petting zoo "Streichelstadl" is a highlight, especially for the little visitors. Here, children dare to get close to rabbits, donkeys, goats, llamas and sheep. Afterwards, enjoy Tyrolean delicacies with herbs from the in-house herb garden at the Brandnerhofstube.