Alpenhotel Fernau

Austria , Austrian Tyrol , Neustift

  • Family-Run
  • Solo Holidays
  • Group Holidays
4/5
Inghams rating

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Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Exterior And Outdoor Pool
Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Terrace Cafe
Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Stube
Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Bar Area
Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Food
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  • Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Exterior And Outdoor Pool
  • Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Terrace Cafe
  • Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Stube
  • Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Bar Area
  • Alpenhotel Fernau Neustift Food
  • Scheibe 66, 6167 Neustift im Stubaital
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Facilities

  • Gym/Fitness Centres
  • Outdoor Pool
  • Spa Facilities
  • Hot Tub
  • Sauna/Steam Room
  • Bar
  • Family Rooms
  • Single Rooms
  • Free Wi-Fi
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Neustift at a glance

  • German
  • Euro (EUR)
  • Birmingham Int. (BHX), Edinburgh (EDI), London Gatwick (LGW), Manchester Int. (MAN)
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Included in your holiday

  • Free use of hotel's bikes. E-bikes available (payable locally)
  • Inghams Guided Walks from 26 May - 12 Sep 25 and from 1 Jun - 18 Sep 26 (subject to availability)
  • Stubai Super Card
  • On holiday support and tailored advice from our Destination Experts based in Neustift
  • Inghams Digital Resort Guide with things to do, walks and useful information on holiday
  • Flights from the UK, transfers and accommodation on a half-board basis
  • Hurry, limited availability!
Kids fly free in July & August 2025/26
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Inghams guided walks included in Neustift
Two guided walks per week included on holidays between 3 Jun - 11 Sep 25 (subject to availability)
Stubai Super Card included
Free use of walkers' lifts (one ascent and one descent per day), walkers' bus and more.

About Alpenhotel Fernau

The traditional Alpenhotel Fernau is in a peaceful area on the outskirts of the small village of Neustift. You'll enjoy alpine views and beautiful gardens and can expect personal service and a warm welcome from the Hofer family, who are proud to show you the most beautiful sides of the Stubai Valley.

The village centre and Panorama Elfer gondola are within walking distance and outside the hotel is also a bus stop, giving quick and easy access to both. From the top of the gondola, you'll have access to a range of activities, including walking and biking trails, via ferratas, and tandem paragliding flights.

Enjoy gala dinners and BBQ evenings, access to nearby tennis courts, and free rental of the hotel's bikes. You can also take part in the weekly activity programme offered by the Stubai Tourist Board. When it's time to relax, the spa's the place to go. Complete with Finnish sauna, steam room, and whirlpool. There's also a large outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace - a popular spot on hot summer days.

Bedrooms are simple and traditional in style but offer all the comforts you'll need for your stay. Each of the rooms has a balcony with either garden or mountain views.

Spa & wellness facilities

  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Sauna
  • Steam room
  • Whirlpool
  • Infrared cabin
  • Gym

Additional facilities

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Garden and sun terrace
  • Free use of hotel bikes
  • Free use of tennis courts
  • Table Tennis
  • Parking (approx. €5 per day, payable locally)

Family facilities

  • Cots & linen
  • Highchairs
  • Early meals available on request
  • Transfer time approx. 45mins from Innsbruck airport
  • 650 metres from the village centre
  • 1.3 kilometres to the Elfer gondola
  • Less than 50 metres to the nearest bus stop
  • 900 metres to the nearest supermarket

Enjoy an excellent breakfast buffet with a range of hot and cold items.

Each afternoon you can enjoy the complimentary cake buffet (drinks payable locally) - great for refuelling after a day of activity. 

The half board dinner is a four-course meal with three choices of main dish (including a vegetarian option) and a salad buffet. Once each week the week the hotel also hosts a gala dinner with aperitif, and often a BBQ on the terrace too.

After dinner, head to the traditional wood-panelled bar and stube for a nightcap.

  • No of restaurants: 1
  • Dress code for restaurants: Smart casual

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements:

  • Vegetarians

Catering for vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free diets may be possible on request - please call us before booking.

Allergies and intolerances not listed above cannot be catered for. All allergies and intolerances, even if listed above, are subject to confirmation by the accommodation.

Please let us know of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

Board basis available: Half Board

  • Standard Austrian twin room
    Standard Austrian twin room
  • Comfort Austrian twin room
    Comfort Austrian twin room
  • Superior Austrian twin room
    Superior Austrian twin room
  • Superior Austrian twin room
    Superior Austrian twin room
  • Standard apartment
    Standard apartment
  • Standard apartment
    Standard apartment
  • Single room
    Single room

Standard Austrian twin rooms are around 22m² and sleep two people. They are comfortably and individually furnished, and have a balcony and mountain views.

Comfort Austrian twin rooms are around 26m² and sleep two to three people (extra bed is a single sofa bed). These rooms have a balcony with garden views.

Superior Austrian twin rooms are spacious at 32m² and sleep two to three people (extra bed is a single sofa bed). These rooms have a balcony with mountain views.

Standard two-room apartments are perfect for families and are around 32m², sleeping two to four people (extra bed is double sofa bed). They have a separate bedroom and living area with sofa bed, balcony with mountain views, and bath with overhead shower.

Single rooms are 18m² and have a balcony and mountain views and a shower.

All rooms have:

  • Balcony
  • TV
  • Minibar
  • Safe
  • Bath or shower
  • Hairdryer

General information:

  • Check-in: 1pm
  • Check-out: 11am

Additional information:

  • No. of rooms: 41
  • Lift accessible: No
  • Lift serves all floors: Yes
  • Access ramp: No
  • A resort tourist tax of approx. €4.80 per person per night is payable locally. Children under the age of 15 are exempt

Travel to Neustift

Depart on: Saturday or Wednesday 

Fly into: Innsbruck

Transfer time: approx. 45 minutes by coach

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Travel by air

Flights to Innsbruck depart on Saturdays or Wednesdays  between 31 May - 4 Oct 25 and 30 May - 3 Oct 26

Fly from:

  • London Gatwick (Wednesday or Saturday), Manchester (Saturday only), Birmingham (Saturday only) or Edinburgh (Saturday only)

Transfer time:

  • Approx. 45 minutes by coach from Innsbruck airport

Please be aware transfer times may vary depending on weather conditions and volume of traffic, especially during peak season.

Inghams Rating: 4/5

We rate all of our accommodation based on their facilities, service level, character and customer feedback. Our ratings may vary from the official rating.

Walks and hikes

Walking Trails:
850km
Terrain:
Mountainous terrain with dramatic peaks and dense forests
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Discover Neustift

  • Take the cable car to the Top of Tyrol for stunning glacier views and alpine scenery
  • Hike to the Grawa Waterfall to see its dramatic cascade amid lush surroundings
  • Enjoy two guided walks per week with Inghams holidays to Neustift, perfect for exploring the stunning surroundings

Neustift village sits in the heart of the Stubai Valley, framed by pine forested slopes and an icy turquoise river. This region has long welcomed those who love to launch themselves into the mountains at full pelt. In summer, it casts off its legendary winter sports scene, replacing pistes with footpaths and après-ski with aperitifs. Hiking, cycling, paragliding, swimming and summer tobogganing are all great ways to explore this spectacular corner of the Tyrol. Plus, at the end of the valley is the grandest of grand finales – the vast Stubai Glacier.

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Things to do in Neustift

Neustift Viewing Plattform Top Of Tyrol Copyright TVB Stubai Andre Schoenherr

At an altitude of 3,210 metres, the Top of Tyrol summit platform is a must-visit for the views – you can see across the Stubai Alps and even as far as the Dolomites on a clear day. The view is just as great from the Schaufeljoch chapel which looks over the Stubai Glacier from its position on the mountain ridge. Explore high-altitude hiking routes, walk to a hut for a delicious lunch or hike around the idyllic Mutterbergersee lake.

There's also a play area to keep children entertained.

Image: (copyright TVB Stubai Andre Schoenherr)

Neustift Biking TVB Stubai Tirol Max Draeger

The Stubai Valley has a lot to offer bikers, with around 240 kilometres of trails weaving through the area, and it’s not just routes for extreme mountain bikers, either. There’s plenty of trails to suit pleasure cyclists and families, so hop on a bike and explore on two wheels. Many of the mountain huts are accessible by bike, and there’s several rental places – rent an e-bike to make the uphill a bit easier.

Image: (copyright TVB Stubai Tirol Max Draeger)

Innsbruck City Park Copyright Innsbruck Tourismus Mario Webhofer

Innsbruck is the capital of the Tyrol region, and is well worth a visit – especially as your transport there is free thanks to the Stubai Supercard.

Visit the medieval old town - famous for the Golden Roof - or the Ambras Castle, which was the first museum in the world and opened over 450 years ago. Innsbruck hosted the Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976, and you can visit the ski jump and enjoy the stunning view from the top. The best views of the city can be seen from the top of Nordkette, 1,700 metres above the city, accessed by the architecturally renowned Hungerbergbahn and then the Hafelekar cable car, or take a trip to the top of the Olympic ski jump on the south side of the city.

For art and culture lovers, the Hofkirche offers an unexpected mix between church and medieval art museum, and is home to the cenotaph of the Emperor Maximillian the First. Just outside the city, in Wattens, Swarovski Crystal World is a must-see for lovers of sparkles, with interesting exhibits, beautiful gardens and play zones for children.

The capital city of the Tyrol region has as much for the younger generation as it does for adults. The Audioversum is a science centre where you can take an interactive journey through the human senses. Or, head to Tirol Magic Land, just outside the city, where there’s the famous “upside-down-house” and Dinoland, plus playgrounds to run off excess energy.

Image: (copyright Innsbruck Tourismus Mario Webhofer)

Neustift Serlesbahnen Mieders Summer Toboggan Copyright TVB Stubai Mirja Geh

The summer toboggan is a fast-paced activity that will delight young and old. The track is 2.8 kilometres long and has a height difference of 640 metres from start to finish meaning you can reach top speeds of around 42 kilometres an hour as you zoom down the mountain. 

Image: (copyright TVB Stubai Mirja Geh)

Klaus Aeuele Playground Copyright TVB Stubai Tirol Max Draeger

This play area is a must for families who love adventures in nature. Parents can relax and enjoy the picturesque setting while children paddle, build little dams or experiment with the flow of the water. There's multiple exciting play stations too, like a low ropes course, swings and climbing frames, or the raft and flying fox that cross the lake - plenty to keep everyone entertained.

Image: (copyright TVB Stubai Tirol Max Draeger)

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