Ranked 75th of 155 Ski resorts
Kitzbühel reviews & ratings
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Overview
Kitzbühel is one of Austria's most famous ski resorts, known for its charming town, extensive ski area, and vibrant après-ski scene. The resort offers a wide range of slopes, catering to all levels, and is home to the famous Hahnenkamm race. Kitzbühel combines traditional Alpine charm with top-notch skiing. The town is lively with plenty of shops, bars, and restaurants to explore after a day on the slopes. If you’re looking for a ski holiday with a mix of excellent skiing and lively town life, Kitzbühel is the place to be.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
29Beginner Runs
27Intermediate Runs
12Advanced Runs
8 kmLongest Run
179 kmSkiable Terrain
45 kmsSnow making
4 kmsNight Skiing
Elevation
2000 mTop
800 mBottom
1200 mVertical Drop
Lifts
11Gondolas / Cable Cars
28Chairlifts
15Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€800Season pass
€3686 days
€721 day
Weather
206 cmAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Kitzbühel Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.3
Ranking: 75th of 155 resorts
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William - advanced skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Kitzbuhel is a famous town with lots of history and a playboy town. My father lived here for 5 years and my mother came for a ski trip met my father and I was made. The Londoner pub has been here for nearly 50 years
Camilo - expert skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Eigil - expert skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
William - advanced skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
Kitzbuhel is a fabulous town and resort. Ive been going for the 30 years and will keep going. Apres is good and the Londoner is fabulous pub.
Gordon - expert skier
Apr, 27 - 2024
Kitzbuhel offers everything you ever wanted in a ski resort. Alpine charm, medieval town, great lift system. You can easily ski all over the SkiWelt from Kitzbuhel.
There is a good mix of easy and difficult runs to keep all skiers happy. It probably isnt quite so good for snowboarding as there is a few traverses between areas.
Apres ski options are varied from rowdy bars to quiet family-run restaurants, even a McDonalds if youre so inclined. The on-slope restaurants are atmospheric with a good choice of cafeteria and table service to suit your budget.
William - advanced skier
Apr, 22 - 2024
Fabulous town and I was made there
Food good and the bars are excellent
Race week is brilliant in January
If I could move to the town and live there I would go emegtley
Chess - advanced skier
Apr, 22 - 2024
Suzanne - intermediate skier
Apr, 17 - 2024
Absolutely amazing resort. Faultless ski lifts. Nothing but the best and no queues when we went in January and we were very lucky to have the best of skiing conditions
Lucy - intermediate skier
Apr, 12 - 2024
Kitzbühel was coming to its end of the season when I visited so not all runs were open. However the runs that were open were well groomed, quiet and good ski. The slopes were very quiet apart from the two ski schools. My children took lessons - and progressed well. Facilities were super clean and food reasonable priced.
Mason - beginner skier
Mar, 25 - 2024
I have visited Kitzbühel twice now. It is an amazing resort, the standard of the lifts and the slopes are unrivalled in Austria.
The apres ski is great (especially The Londoner) and the food options are good.
It is pricey but as is to be expected at a resort of this calibre. I would highly recommend skiing the Horn side of the resort as it is often quieter and the slopes are nicely groomed.