A great resort for families and older skiers. The hotels are all great, pistes are fantastically maintained and the mountainside restaurants are top quality.Highly recommend

Our favourite resort as a couple. It is not the biggest but the highest in the Otz valley. Very nice long runs for beginners and intermediate skiers. More challenging runs in the Hochgürgl part. One drawback is very few wooded pistes. For even more slopes, you can get a skipass option to include Sölden which is 20 minutes away on the free ski bus.4-* hotels with half-board offer great value for money compared to many other places. Apres-ski in the Nederhütte is very popular and highly recommended.

Visited the resort of Obergurgl and Hochgurgl 5 times. Recently returned and had another fabulous time. A must is the Nederhütte where their live band plays up to 3 times a week - great atmosphere. Very family friendly resort, great selection of runs.

Great resort (two resorts), great for Intermediate board riders. No lift queues at all (mid Jan ), :the resorts are high and snow was consistent and held up well into the afternoon. It's not really a place for apres as it's mainly hotel bars etc. However it's brilliant ski in ski out convenience. I'd go again. Hohe Mut Alm the best place for lunch!

Lovely resort with plenty of quiet runs to explore. Great night skiing get to schuss the blue number 6 virtually all the way down

Great for beginners to intermediates. Quiet with limited/no wait for lifts. Quieter too on the apres side of things, so if that's your thing this probably isn't the resort for you. Night skiing and sledging available too.I recommend getting the wider valley pass to get access to Solden too! Busses are free so it's easy to get around the valley area.

A nicely polished resort. Great hotels and an efficient lift system. Mountain huts are great fun with plenty of music and Tyrolean atmosphere ! For those who want a day off the slopes go to the motorcycle museum which can be accessed by skis or the lift system. Incredible amount of bikes and an interactive theatre where you can experience riding through the pass to Italy. One of the great attractions at Obergurgle is night time skiing which is an absolute joy and a must to experience.Overall a really excellent resort for hotels, tyrolean hospitality, snowboarding as well as skiing and of course Austrian Apre ski !

Obergurgl isnt the liveliest resort - contrasts with Sölden for example - but its within a short bus ride if you fancy that kind of action. Good lift system. Well maintained pistes. Great mountain restaurants. And an excellent range of apres-ski venues, including the infamous Nederhütte. Short transfer from Innsbruk airport. Good bus service, making Hochgurgl and Solden within easy reach. Hotels are all great quality, with excellent food offerings, and lovely spas/saunas etcOne of my favourites ski resorts.

The skiing was incredible and no queues for the lifts. The hotel was friendly and the apres ski was great fun.

A fantastic family friendly resort, excellent food and wine options for all levels and theres even a Michelin star restaurant in the village now.There are a great selection of hotels and local bars, the mountain huts are all excellent from top to bottom There has been a huge investment in the lift infrastructure meaning queues are rare The snow conditions are usually fantastic as the resort is high and snow sure, we have been returning for over 20 years which speaks volumes about the quality of the resort