Elegant, stylish and with high quality accommodation and cuisine, the four star superior Hotel Brigitte has become a real favourite amongst our guests.
The Mangold family have been running the Hotel Brigitte for generations and their genuine Tyrolean hospitality is what keeps guests coming back year after year. Inghams guests enjoy the warm welcome and attention to detail provided by the family.
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In stylish Austrian design, it has a cosy lounge and bar with open fireplace and an attractive leisure area.
For hungry skiers, an afternoon snack at the hotel bar will replenish your energy levels. In the evening the kitchen team spoils you with international culinary delights as part of your half board basis.
This property caters for the following special dietary requirements:
Other dietary requirements (including vegans) can be catered for if known in advance. Please inform us of any special dietary requirements at the time of 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. If one member of your party has multiple dietary requirements, these are subject to confirmation by the accommodation.
Board basis available: Half Board
The hotel offers spacious rooms decorated with Alpine charm and cosy flair. Many of them have breath taking panoramic view over the Tyrolean Paznaun valley.
Basic B Austrian twins are around 23m² and sleep two adults. These rooms have a bath or shower, seating area and are north facing at the rear of the hotel and have a restricted view. (Room numbers 27 & 41)
Basic A Austrian twins are around 23m² and sleep two adults. These rooms have a bath and seating area. (Room numbers 28 & 102)
Classic B Austrian twins are 26m² and can sleep up to three (double sofa bed). Some of these rooms have a balcony. (Room numbers 31, 32, 49 & 101)
Please note rooms 101 & 102 are on the ground floor and have restricted views. Rooms 31 & 32 also have restricted views. While requests can be added to the booking, we cannot guarantee the hotel can allocate these, regardless of when requests are added. Please be aware that not all beds can be separated.
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Additional information
Depart on: Saturdays
Fly into: Innsbruck or Salzburg
Innsbruck transfer time: approx. 1 hour 30 mins by coach
Salzburg transfer time: approx. 3 hour 30 mins by coach
Flights depart Saturdays to Innsbruck or Salzburg from 13th December 2025 to 4th April 2026. Salzburg selected dates only.
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Private transfers and self drive options are available.
Please be aware transfer times may vary depending on weather conditions and volume of traffic, especially during peak season.
We rate all of our accommodation based on their facilities, service level, character and customer feedback. Our ratings may vary from the official rating.
Ischgl ski resort offers extensive slopes, modern lifts, vibrant après-ski, and stunning alpine scenery, making it a top winter destination. The local area has 239km of pistes split between Ischgl and Samnaun in Switzerland. The wider Silvretta Ski Area has over 340km of pistes, keeping even the most adventurous skiers happy.
The choice is yours – ski hard or party hard. But if you can manage both, you’re in for a hectic, thrilling week! Ischgl is a pretty but also pulsating village just 90 minutes from Innsbruck with a fantastic snow-sure ski area.
Skiing and snowboarding in Ischgl’s ski area is aimed at intermediates and advanced skiers (but beginners will also feel perfectly at home here) and offers just as much off-piste as on-piste. Intriguingly, it’s linked with the duty-free Swiss enclave of Samnaun - in fact a large section of the terrain is actually in Switzerland.
Ischgl prides itself on its ultra-modern lift system, many of which are high-speed and even heated, giving easy access to more than 239km of pistes with a further 40km ski terrain in nearby Galtür. A major cable car has been added to its lift complex: the 18.5 million Euro Piz Val Gronda, which has hugely improved access to unpisted freeride terrain in the Fimbatal Valley. Also new is the 3 S Pardatschgratbahn from town, serving slopes with a vertical drop of 1,257m (4,124ft) – said to be the biggest vertical drop served by a triple-cable gondola in the world.
Ischgl, Austria
Ischgl, Austria
Ischgl, Austria
