Escape to the Austrian Alps
The drive into Saalbach softens you before you arrive. Valley walls rise on either side, the road narrows, and somewhere past the last bend the village reveals itself — timber balconies, church spire, the quiet hum of mountain life going about its business. By the time you step out of the car, the air has already done its work. Cooler. Cleaner. Slower.
The Lodge meets you at the centre of it all, close enough to walk to dinner, close enough in winter to clip into your skis at the door. Inside, the pace continues to drop. Boots by the entrance, coats over the rail, the kettle on before anyone has properly sat down. There is a particular kind of relief in a home that asks nothing of you on arrival — only that you settle in.
Through the windows, the mountains hold their shape against the sky, changing colour with the hour. This is the view you will return to all week, whatever the season brought you here for.

Why Guests Love The Lodge
Ski In Ski Out
Few words are used as loosely in alpine marketing as “ski-in, ski-out.” At The Lodge, it means exactly what it says — boots on, skis on, and you’re moving. No shuttle, no walk in ski boots along a busy road. Just a door that opens directly onto the mountain.
A Village at the Doorstep
Restaurants, cafés, bakeries and bars are a short walk away in every direction, which means evenings can be as spontaneous or as planned as you like. There is no need to drive anywhere after dark.
Room to Gather
Sleeping 6–8 across well-proportioned bedrooms, The Lodge is built for groups and families who want to spend time together, not just under the same roof. The open-plan living space is the natural heart of the home.
Private Parking
A small but meaningful luxury in a busy alpine village — your own space to leave the car, free from the seasonal scramble for street parking.
Light, Space and Calm
he open-plan living and dining area is designed to feel generous rather than grand — full of natural light, with views that change as the day moves on.
Home for Every Season
Most properties in Saalbach are built around winter alone. The Lodge is not. Its position works just as well for a summer of hiking and lake afternoons as it does for a week on the slopes.
One Home Four Seasons

Winter
Snowy streets, après-ski, and days on the slopes. Ski-in, ski-out convenience and cosy evenings by the fire.

Spring
Crisp mornings, longer days and fewer crowds. Enjoy the mountains as the village comes back to life.

Summer
Hiking, biking, swimming and alpine adventures. Long evenings and fresh mountain air.

Autumn
Golden forests, quiet trails and crisp air. The perfect season for walking, hiking and unwinding.
Inside The Lodge
Living space The living area is where the house gathers itself each evening — generous, light-filled, and arranged for conversation rather than performance. Soft seating faces both the room and the view, so attention drifts naturally between the two.
Kitchen & dining Built for a household that actually cooks together, the kitchen opens onto a dining table large enough for the full group. Whether it’s a quick breakfast before the lifts open or a long, unhurried dinner after a day on the trails, this is a space designed to be used, not admired from a distance.
Bedrooms Each bedroom has been considered on its own terms — restful, well-proportioned, free of clutter. Beds dressed simply and well, with the kind of linen that makes mornings feel less urgent.
Bathrooms Clean, considered, and quietly indulgent. After a day outdoors, whatever the season, these are spaces built for proper recovery.
Balcony Step outside and the mountains are simply there — closer than expected, changing colour through the day. A coffee here in the morning, or a quiet drink as the light fades, becomes one of the small rituals of any stay.





Explore Saalbach
Saalbach has long understood what it means to be a four-season village, and stepping outside The Lodge’s front door is the easiest way to discover why. In winter, the ski area connects seamlessly into the wider Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang network, drawing skiers from across Europe to its slopes, while the village itself fills with the particular energy of a place that takes its apres-ski seriously.




Perfect For
Families
With space for the whole group, easy access to both slopes and village, and a layout that lets everyone gather without feeling on top of one another, The Lodge works as well for a multi-generational week as it does for a smaller family trip.
Ski Holidays
For a ski week, the location does most of the work. Ski-in, ski-out access means more time on the mountain and less time getting there, while the village’s restaurants and bars are close enough to make spontaneous evenings easy.
Friends
A group of friends will find exactly what they need here: a proper kitchen for cooking together, a living space built for long evenings, and a location that puts the whole village within easy reach.
Summer mountain escapes
Beyond winter, The Lodge becomes a base for hiking, biking and slower alpine days — a home for those drawn to the mountains in every season, not just the one with snow.