IFA Hotels Tiroler Lechtal Hotels

July 2015

Town Reutte, Tyrolia, Austria

Reutte is a market town in the Austrian state of Tyrolia. Reutte is located in the altitude of 853 meters on the Lech river, and has a population of 6,210.

The name "Reutte" has its origin in "roden" or "reuten" meaning glade.

Reutte is a popular holiday resort and its proximity to the famous Bavarian Castles of Neuschwanstein, Schwangau or the Ehrenberg ruins make Reutte a cultural destination as well as a skiing destination.

View from Hahnenkamm in Tannheimer Berge. In the background you can see Zugspitze and Wetterstein mountain ranges.

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IFA Alpenhof Wildental Hotel Kleinwalsertal

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"Don't plan on skiing early, as the front desk manager refuses to check you out before 8 am. Also, parking is limited and the property is totally overpriced for its condition. The front desk manager on March 2, 2025 literally yelled at guests who wanted to check out at 7:35 am, despite assurances from the previous day's shift. Never seen any Hotel staff in the world being that unprofessional and angry!!"

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HYPERION Hotel Garmisch – Partenkirchen

10/10 Excellent

"Everyone there was wonderful! The food was delicious and the rooms were very comfortable!"

Luitpoldpark Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We had an amazing room with our own sauna, the room / apartment was spacious with lots of lounge space, couches and storage. We were on the top floor with amazing views overlooking the city lights and streets below, along with the alps/mountains across the horizon. The staff were very accommodating and while they didn’t speak much English they made every effort to attend to us. It gave us a good opportunity to practice using our translator apps."