Zell am See Hotel Guide - Ebenberg Ski Lift hotels in Zell am See, Austria.

"We had a wonderful stay here for 6 days. The breakfast buffet is fantastic. Honesty bar and free coffee machines in the lounge area. Room was immaculately clean, modern and had everything we needed. Location was quiet and an 8 mins walk to cityxpress lift. Friendly staff. Small pool and lovely sauna. Great value for money. "

"Fantastic location, well equipped. Great access to the slopes, lake and town"

"Honestly couldn’t fault the hotel,staff and facilities, the perfect hotel with its thermo spa after a day on the slopes! "

"Does exactly what is says in the tin. Great location in the heart of town, facilities all spot on. Breakfast was fairly standard but plentiful and nice. Staff all very nice and helpful. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Staff are simply amazing and the hotel is the perfect place for a ski trip. Our third time and it simply gets better."

"We had an amazing stay at The House Hotel in Zell am See. A special thanks to Kamil, who was super friendly and incredibly helpful. His suggestion not to rent a car and instead use the public transportation pass provided by the hotel was excellent and made getting around so easy and convenient. The rooms were spacious and very comfortable, and the location is simply magical — close to the city center, the bus station, and the train station. Walking distance to Zell lake. The breakfast was more than great, with a delicious variety of fresh options. We truly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend this hotel!"

"The staff wa was very welcoming. They went above and beyond to make you feel at home and accommodate your needs. The rooms were exceptionally clean. Great location. Located in between ski lifts and center of town."

"The staff who helped check in was so nice and kind. You can get Summer Card if you want. Clean and cozy room with a good sauna are good for us! "

"While centrally located - there’s no air conditioning and the area is extremely noisy until late at night, followed by the cleaning crews in the early hours, followed by the extensive church bells early morning. So, during summer, if you want to leave your windows open you’re unlikely to get any sleep. Check in with cocky young Denis wasn’t stellar. He kept trying to get us to park in the public parking instead of the hotel parking. Hotel parking has an awful entry system for foreigners who may not have Austrian phone access. Hotel is outdated with just the bare minimum provided - one pillow, side lamps glued to side tables etc. Wouldn’t stay here again. "