Kitzbühel | your luxury getaway
glamourous and vibrant
Kitzbühel is a popular winter destination for luxury travellers as well as families, offering a variety of activities, be it carving through fresh powder, exploring the historic town, or indulging in world-class dining,
Kitzbühel skitivities
Kitzbühel skitivities

Ski school
Perfect your technique or learn from scratch with expert instructors on the mountain.

Après-Ski Fun
Unwind after a day on the snow with hot drinks, live music, and mountain vibes.

Slope Sessions
Carve your way down scenic slopes suited for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced.

Enjoy the hospitality (and cuisine!)
Regional home cooking or international high-end cuisine, Kitzbühel’s many award-winning restaurants have it all.

Kitzbühel | skiing destination
Kitzbühel skiing is world renowned for a number of reasons, from the intimidating Hahnenkamm which hosts the infamous Downhill Ski Race and its status as a playground for the rich and famous to its picturesque beauty and superb skiing.
Kitzbühel offers a ski resort that bustles with modern bars and cafes, as well as offering more traditional Austrian entertainment. Shopping is also a real treat offering non-skiers as much fun as the skiers, other activities include scenic walking paths, the Aquarina with indoor swimming pools and excursions to Salzburg and Innsbruck.
Skiing in Kitzbühel offers 170km of perfectly groomed slopes that cater for every level of skier. There is also the snowboard park with half pipe and snow-making cannons on 84 of the region’s pistes. Intermediate skiers have a wide variety of red and blue runs, including the Kitzbühel Horn. Beginners can feel reassured in the hands of the ski school and its experienced instructors on the numerous blue slopes while advanced skiers have the Hahnenkamm and Europe’s most extensive mogul runs to experience.
Kitzbühel | fast facts
A ski holiday is not like an ordinary get away to a sight seeing destination. It takes planning and detail.. Enjoy the convenience of having your accommodation booked, airport transfers sorted, and ski hire, ski pass and ski school taken care of before you arrive allowing you to simply arrive and ski!
- Country: Austria
- Nearest Airport: Munich, Germany
- Transfer time: 2 ½ hours
- Village: Compact, efficient & friendly
- Village height: 800m
- Highest lift: 2000m
- Ski area: 170km
- Number of runs: 51
- Number of lifts: 91
- Beginners (blue): 67km
- Intermediate (red): 78km
- Advanced (black): 23km
- Off piste: Excellent
- Longest run: 7km
- Snowboard fun park: Yes
- Snow machines: over 1000
- Kids club: Yes
- Ski locker: Yes
- Mountain restaurants/pubs: 41
- Hosted resort: Yes
- Entertainment programme: Yes
- Family friendly: Excellent
- Non skiers: very good
- Resort dates: december to march
frequently asked questions
What airport do you use for transfers to Kitzbühel?
Our luxury bus transfers operate to and from Munich Airport (MUC). The transfer time to Kitzbühel, depending on traffic and road conditions, is typically between 1.5 and 2.5 hours.
How do I get from the airport to Kitzbühel?
- Ski With Gail Bus Transfer: Pre-booked luxury transfers ensure convenience and comfort.
- Train: Austrian Railways (ÖBB) offers train services to Kitzbühel, with direct connections from major cities and nearby airports. The train station is conveniently located within the town.
- Private Transfer / Taxi: Readily available but can be costly.
Is it easy to get around Kitzbühel without a car?
Yes, Kitzbühel is well-connected with a reliable local bus service, and the town itself is compact and pedestrian friendly. Taxis are also readily available. The ski lifts are easily accessible, and ski lockers are included in your package at the base of key gondolas, meaning no need to carry your skis and boots back to your accommodation.
What is skiing like in Kitzbühel?
Kitzbühel is renowned for its world-class skiing, offering a mix of terrain suitable for all levels. It is particularly famous for the Streif, one of the most challenging downhill ski runs in the world.
Are there ski schools in Kitzbühel?
Yes, Kitzbühel has numerous prestigious ski schools catering to all skill levels. Ski With Gail works closely with top-rated instructors.
Can I rent ski equipment in Kitzbühel?
Absolutely. There are several high-quality ski rental shops in town offering a range of equipment. We have an excellent partnership with top ski shops, and exclusive discounts may be available for Ski With Gail clients.
What are the best slopes for beginners?
The gentle slopes near the Hornbahn and the areas around the Pengelstein are great for beginners.
What are the best slopes for advanced skiers?
Advanced skiers will love the iconic Streif downhill racecourse, challenging moguls, and extensive off-piste opportunities.
Is there any night skiing available?
Yes, Kitzbühel offers night skiing in certain areas, though availability can vary. Checking local information upon arrival is advised.
Is there snowboarding in Kitzbühel?
Yes, Kitzbühel is a favorite among snowboarders, with terrain parks and excellent freeriding areas.
What types of accommodation are available in Kitzbühel?
Ski With Gail offers a variety of accommodation options, including luxury hotels, charming guesthouses, and private apartments.
Are there restaurants and bars in Kitzbühel?
Yes, Kitzbühel boasts a vibrant dining scene with everything from gourmet cuisine to traditional Austrian alpine fare, as well as lively après-ski venues.
Are there supermarkets in Kitzbühel?
Yes, several supermarkets and convenience stores are available.
Are there any spas or wellness facilities?
Yes, Kitzbühel has several top-tier wellness facilities, with some available to hotel guests and others offering day passes.
Is there internet access in Kitzbühel?
Most hotels, apartments, and cafes offer Wi-Fi access.
What is the currency in Austria?
The currency is the Euro (€).
Do I need travel insurance?
It’s strongly recommended to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers skiing and snowboarding activities.
What language is spoken in Kitzbühel?
German is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
What should I pack for a ski holiday in Kitzbühel?
- Warm, waterproof ski clothing (jacket, pants, gloves, hat)
- Fleece or warm layers
- Ski socks
- Sunglasses or goggles
- Sunscreen and lip balm (high SPF)
- Comfortable, waterproof walking shoes
What is the après-ski like in Kitzbühel?
Kitzbühel has a renowned après-ski culture, featuring lively bars, live music, and high-end lounges with stunning mountain views.
What is the typical weather like in Kitzbühel during the ski season?
The ski season typically runs from December to April, with temperatures ranging from below freezing to mild conditions. Snowfall is frequent and well-managed.
Are credit cards widely accepted?
Absolutely! Options include:
- Snowshoeing
- Tobogganing
- Cross-country skiing
- Ice skating (Weather dependent)
- Exploring historic Kitzbühel town
- Day trips to Innsbruck or Salzburg
- Visiting local markets
How much should I budget for a ski holiday in Kitzbühel?
Budgeting depends on your preferences. Consider costs for:
- Accommodation
- Ski pass prices
- Equipment rental
- Food and drinks
- Travel expenses
- Activities and entertainment
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destination overview
A ski trip is one of the most exhilarating holidays you can ever wish to experience. To get your feet on the slopes with the least fuss and at a great price, you need to Ski with Gail.