Rent a chalet in Austria – four chalets in the Alps
Three of them stand in Neustift in the Stubai Valley, one above Terfens at the Karwendel range in Tyrol. We have stood inside all four, all four let all year round, and every one of them has a whirlpool or jacuzzi of its own. Book them here.
Our four chalets
See all four chalets in the hut finder
A chalet in Austria – what you get with us
Four houses that we know. Three stand in Neustift in the Stubai Valley, one at the Karwendel range in Tyrol. Each of them is yours alone for the length of your stay: your own kitchen, your own door, your own key. You book direct with us, and the host lives close enough to come round.
Chalet in the Stubai Valley
In Neustift, some 20 km south-west of Innsbruck, stand the three Slow Chalets Dream, Calm & Time at nearly 1,000 m. The Dream measures 65 m² for two to seven people and has its whirlpool on a roof terrace of its own. The Calm sits on the ground floor, 60 m² for four to six, with a garden and a heated jacuzzi house in it. The Time runs over two levels, 72 m² for up to six, with the jacuzzi right at the top.
All three share the 100 m² spa in the main house: Finnish sauna, steam bath, cold plunge with infrared cabin, hay bed & a quiet room. A breakfast basket and dinner come on request, the EV charger and the ski room are at the building. The Stubai Valley works in winter and in summer alike – a glacier at the head of the valley, alpine tracks from the front door.
Chalet at the Karwendel
Above Terfens, at 890 m, stands the Tiroler Huette: a chalet for exactly two people, 30 m², with a Swiss pine double bed & a private open-air whirlpool on the covered terrace. Three kilometres down to the village, in the middle of the Silberregion Karwendel.
What is the difference between a chalet and an alpine hut?
A chalet is usually bigger, newer & more comfortably fitted out than an original alpine hut. Both stand in the mountains, both are rented to you alone. If you want it rustic, our mountain cabins & alpine huts are the right place; if you want comfort, take the chalet.
Chalet with a whirlpool in Tyrol
Every one of our four chalets comes with a whirlpool or jacuzzi, heated all year: three of them on a roof terrace or in a private garden in Neustift, one on the terrace of the Tiroler Huette at the Karwendel. Across all our types of accommodation, eleven places are additionally marked with a sauna.
An alpine chalet for two – or for the whole party?
The Tiroler Huette was built for two; 13 of our places carry the marking „For two“. In the Stubai Valley it gets bigger – Chalet Dream takes up to seven people. If you are coming as a larger party, a holiday house takes up to ten and a holiday apartment up to eight.
Austria chalet holidays in winter
All four chalets are bookable through the winter as well. If skiing is what you are after, look at our ski chalets in Austria – 20 of our 29 places are marked as ski and toboggan huts, chalets, cabins and apartments alike.
Frequently asked questions about chalets in Austria
Are the chalets bookable all year round?
Yes, all four of them. The Slow Chalets Dream, Calm and Time in the Stubai Valley and the Tiroler Huette at the Karwendel let in summer and in winter.
Is there a chalet with a whirlpool in Tyrol?
Yes, all four. Three have a jacuzzi or whirlpool of their own in Neustift im Stubaital, the Tiroler Huette has one in the open air on its covered terrace.
How far is the chalet in the Stubai Valley from Innsbruck?
Neustift in the Stubai Valley lies around 20 kilometres south-west of Innsbruck.
Can I rent a chalet in Austria with a dog?
14 of our places take dogs. The hut finder shows which ones over the filter „Dogs allowed“.
What does a chalet in Austria cost?
The price depends on the season, the number of people and the length of stay, and is shown directly at each chalet – which is why we deliberately do not quote a flat rate here.
Other types of accommodation with us
- Rent a holiday house in Austria – six houses for 6 to 10 people
- Rent a mountain cabin or alpine hut – five huts in Tyrol, East Tyrol and Lower Austria
- Rent a holiday apartment in Austria – 14 apartments, six of them in the Kleinwalsertal
- Rent a ski chalet in Austria – 20 places marked as ski and toboggan huts
- Farm stay in Tirol – nine places on working farms