Sleeps 2 | 20m² 

Make yourself comfortable in your Standard Room, thoughtfully designed with modern furnishings and a range of convenient amenities. The room features a double bed, a refreshing shower, and a separate WC for added comfort and privacy. After a rewarding day in the mountains, unwind and take in the dreamy surrounding scenery in a space created for relaxation.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks). 

Whatever the season, staying active is effortless. The hotel’s modern fitness centre, complemented by the BLUEf!t® programme, allows you to maintain your routine while away. Afterwards, unwind in the BLUE® Spa, where a bio sauna, Finnish sauna, infrared cabin and steam room help soothe tired muscles. A relaxation area and summer terrace offer further space to recharge, while a range of massages adds an extra touch of indulgence.

Directly opposite, Aktivpark Montafon offers year-round activities, from ice skating, curling and lively winter ice discos to summer skating, tennis and a children’s adventure playground. Nearby, Alpenbad Montafon (open May to September) features outdoor leisure facilities including beach volleyball courts. The charming villages of Schruns and Tschagguns are just minutes away by car or bus, while the surrounding ski domain boasts an impressive 297 kilometres of pistes served by 74 lifts and cable cars.

Welcome to Schruns, Austria

Tucked into the Montafon valley in western Austria, Schruns is a quietly captivating alpine village where tradition and outdoor adventure go hand in hand. Framed by the dramatic peaks of the Rätikon and Silvretta ranges, it offers year-round appeal: snow-draped slopes in winter and flower-strewn hiking trails in summer. Despite its reputation as a gateway to world-class skiing, Schruns retains an unhurried, local feel, with pastel-painted houses, onion-domed churches and a strong sense of heritage woven into everyday life.

Don’t miss

• The Silvretta Montafon ski area offers expansive pistes and panoramic alpine views
• A stroll through the historic village centre and parish church
• Riding the Hochjoch cable car for sweeping valley vistas
• Summer hiking and mountain biking trails through Montafon’s high pastures
• A visit to nearby alpine lakes such as Lünersee

Culinary culture

Food in Schruns is hearty, regional and deeply satisfying. Expect mountain classics like käsespätzle (cheesy noodles), rösti-style potatoes and rich game dishes, often paired with robust Austrian wines or local beers. Alpine huts and family-run inns serve simple but flavourful fare, where recipes have been passed down through generations. Desserts lean indulgent—think apple strudel or Kaiserschmarrn, best enjoyed after a day outdoors.

Dive deeper

Schruns is closely linked to the writer Ernest Hemingway, who spent winters here in the 1920s. His presence still lingers, offering a literary layer to the village’s identity. Local traditions remain strong too, from seasonal festivals to folk music that echoes through the valley.

Good to know

Schruns uses the euro and is easily reached via rail connections through western Austria. Winter (December–March) is peak season for skiing, while June to September brings ideal conditions for hiking. Public transport across the Montafon valley is efficient, making it easy to explore without a car.