Зёльден: каталка и тусовки! Sölden: wheelchair and parties!

The main advantage of the hotel is the location. The hotel is located in the center of the main street, right and left along the main street there are many shops, restaurants, bars. Bus stops are also within 20-50 meters from the hotel. There are 2-3 stops to the ski lifts on a ski bus or about 600 meters on foot, ski buses run exactly on schedule, at rush hour 10-15 minutes, at lunchtime and after 18:00 every 30-50 minutes. Supermarket to the right of the hotel about 200 meters on foot. Breakfasts are standard: coffee / tea / juice, bread, eggs, butter, cheese, ham / sausage, fruits (bananas, oranges, apples, kiwi), dried fruits, cereal / muesli. We had lunch on the mountain, and for dinner we went to restaurants. I really liked the Pfandl restaurant (translated from Austrian as "frying pan"), where all the main dishes are brought to you in a sizzling frying pan, portions are large, very tasty, it is located on a mountain (do not confuse it with a ski slope), we got there in the evening by elevator (it located 100 meters from the hotel along the main street to the left on the opposite side of the hotel), then on foot, focusing on the bright yellow sign of the Pfandl restaurant. A couple of times were in a pizzeria near the hotel, also delicious. Be sure to go to AquaDom, we were there 2 times, we liked it very much. In the evening, after the ride, you need to go there by ski bus to the town of Lagerfeld. At night we hung out at Fire-and-Ice and other clubs, it was fun, full of young people.
A gurney in Sö lden: simply gorgeous, but at the end of March, by lunchtime, the slopes were already limp from the sun, and then we went to the glacier, it’s super on the glacier: the slopes are wide and gentle, there are red trails. We also went for 1 day to ride in the neighboring Obergurgl (it's 20 minutes on the ski bus to the left side of the hotel), the village itself is very beautiful, the hotels are mostly 4 and 5 stars, it's kind of like a local Courchevel, there are practically no Russians there. But we did not like the tracks there: the red and black ones were all covered with ice, not snow, there are few blue tracks.