The best moments of the year in a whole house for your family or friends: Christmas Eve under the tree, long evenings by the fire, the festive dinner at the big table in the Stubn – and at midnight on New Year’s Eve, raising a glass together with a view over the snowy valley.
A Christmas week at the chalet
It is just after four when the two cars pull up at the chalet. The snow crunches underfoot, warm light spills from the windows – and in the Stubn the decorated Christmas tree is already waiting. The children run off to claim their rooms while Grandpa lights the first fire in the fireplace.
The days that follow find their own rhythm. In the morning everyone gathers at the big table; then some head to the lift, four minutes away, while others set off for a walk through the quiet end of the valley. In the afternoon the horse-drawn sleigh takes them up to the Lindlingalm – wrapped in blankets, cheeks glowing, with a warm hut parlour waiting at the top.
On Christmas Eve the open kitchen becomes the heart of the house: everyone helps with the cooking, the tiled stove warms the Stubn, the lights glow on the tree and the long table turns into a festive feast. Long after the children are asleep, the grown-ups are still sitting by the fire, talking.
And New Year’s Eve? A long dinner, games until just before midnight – and at twelve everyone stands together on the terrace, raises a glass and looks out over the snowy valley. These are the moments people talk about for years.
Holidays as they should be
- A Christmas tree at the chalet: on request we put up a decorated Christmas tree with matching decorations, free of charge – you arrive and Christmas is already there. Just let us know when you book.
- A festive table for everyone: in the traditional Stubn with its tiled stove, everyone sits together at the big table – for Christmas dinner or a New Year’s Eve feast from the fully equipped open kitchen.
- Fireplace and tiled stove: a fire in the living room, warmth in the Stubn. Firewood is included.
- Room for three generations: 4 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, one with a bathtub – grandparents, parents and children each have their own space.
- Peace instead of bustle: at the end of the valley it is quiet. The lively village of Hinterglemm is a seven-minute drive away.
- By horse-drawn sleigh to the Lindlingalm: close to the chalet, a horse-drawn sleigh takes you through the snowy end of the valley up to the rustic Lindlingalm mountain hut – with a cosy hut parlour, a sun terrace and regional food.
- Skiing between the holidays: the Skicircus Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn opens at the end of November – for winter 2026/27 the season is planned to start on 27 November.
Over Christmas and New Year we let the chalet for a minimum of 7 nights.