Pension Valentina

This traditional guesthouse is the ideal base for great-value holidays and for those looking to get out on the mountain first thing and stumble back from the bars in the evening. Located in the centre of the village, you’re just minutes from the nearest lifts and in the heart of Maryhofen’s lively centre.

The typical Austrian décor flows throughout the property with Austrian twin beds, floral furnishings and modest decoration. A charming atmosphere is topped with the a friendly service from the landlady, making your feel welcome from the moment you arrive.

Rooms in the guesthouse are clean with all of the basic facilities needed for your stay. And each morning, enjoy a continental breakfast with a selection of cold meats, cheeses, breads and juices.

Location:

Sitting at the foot of the Penken and Ahorn mountains with 57 lifts, 136km of skiing and Austria’s steepest run, Harakiri, Mayrhofen is one of the most diverse Alpine resorts. All slopes are reached by gondola, so beginners will need a full lift pass from day one, although the ski schools are great and the range of easier runs make for fast progression. Mayrhofen has a wide variety of more challenging runs and, in the right conditions, some impressive off-piste. If you manage to defeat the 38 degree gradient of Harakiri, you get to wear the "I survived Harakiri" t-shirt, and get your 5 minutes' of fame at a free photo shoot every Friday. The Penken Park is also one of the leading freestyle parks in Europe, made up of eight areas. But don't worry, even if you're a beginner you can practice your skills in the Kids Park section.

• 2 minute walk to the centre of Maryhofen.

• 1 minute walk to the Ahorn gondola.

• Less than 1 minute walk to the ski bus stop.

Features of Pension Valentina, Mayrhofen

• Lounge
• Ski Room

Accommodation in Pension Valentina, Mayrhofen

All rooms are non-smoking and cots are available on request.

• Twin room - sleeps 2: Austrian twin beds, private shower and WC.

Austrian twin beds:
Austrian twin beds are very common in Central Europe. They’re simply one large bed frame containing two single mattresses, both with separate duvets and linen sets, that cannot be separated. Separate twin beds are less common and can often be head-to-head beds, rather than side by side, if they are available.

Meals in Pension Valentina, Mayrhofen

• Cold breakfast buffet.

Please note, many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.