Schöneben Zwillinger Hütte

The Chalet Zwillinger Hütte provides beautiful views over the Pinzgauer valley, with stunning panoramas of rolling green meadows and snow-capped mountains. This chalet is part of the Schöneben holiday village within the mountain village of Wald im Pinzgau. This is a family holiday park where fun and tranquility are paramount. Positioned on a small car-free square, this chalet provides sheltered parking for two vehicles close to the property. The chalet layout has a spacious interior and also makes very practical use of space. The front entrance leads directly into the living floor, comprising a comfortable living room, a spacious, fully equipped kitchen and a dining area. Downstairs, you'll find the sleeping quarters spread out across four bedrooms. All bedrooms have a double bed, with two rooms also containing a set of bunk beds. Guests staying at this chalet can enjoy free use of the nearby Kristall swimming pool for the duration of their visit – an ideal arrangement with lots of water fun for children, and the promise of a refreshing dip for adults.

In winter, with your car parked in the garage, you can get straight into your car in the morning – so absolutely no snow sweeping! Or if you prefer, you can use the free ski bus service on your way to the slopes of the Zillertal Arena ski complex or the Wildkogel Arena ski area. Then, at the end of the day, you can return home and sit back in the comfortable seating beside the fireplace to swap details of your skiing adventures with your traveling companions. Later, you can sweat out all those feelings of tiredness in the sauna, before eating some great food. Then you’ll be ready to enjoy a wonderful night's rest so that you can be up bright and early for a new day in the winter snow!

In summer, you can start the day with a nice breakfast on the sunny terrace. And what a view! It can make you feel as if you are still dreaming. Do you fancy a really good walk? Then after hiking for around an hour along a beautiful forest path, you will arrive at Europe's highest (tiered) waterfall. Otherwise, of course, you could make the journey by car. That would take just fifteen minutes before you would be standing at the foot of the waterfall, which would then leave you nice and fresh and ready to venture on the upward climb. So whether you’re a relaxed holidaymaker, like to go out with the children, or are looking for a sporting challenge, there is just so much to discover in this region.