Schiappartement Nassfeld

The staff were great, and the swimming pool, sauna, and playroom are really nice. It seems like a great place for families and kids. The location felt too remote for me, though, and the nearest shop is 30 minutes away by car. The apartment kitchen was disappointing, with no oven or dishwasher. Since they don’t serve lunch or breakfast, I’d expect a more up-to-date kitchen. If you like remote places and nature, it could suit you. Remember to bring your own food.

There was a lot of snow in March, and the place itself was beautiful. The apartment was cosy.

Getting to the nearest ski lift was tiring, with all the uphill and downhill walking in ski boots and gear. You can’t drive to the apartment, only to the main building, and the walk from there is difficult, especially in snow. It’s also very slippery on the way up or down. We weren’t told parking costs 8€ per day. That fee wasn’t a problem, but it would have been good to know. Inside, the apartment was incredibly clean and had a mountain feel. The beds were old but surprisingly comfortable. There were four of us, but only the double bed had sheets. We had to make up the other two beds in the living room ourselves. It would’ve been nice if they were ready before we arrived. The kitchen has no oven or dishwasher, but there is a coffee machine with no coffee, and no indication of which coffee to use. It would be great if a few days’ worth of coffee were provided.

The apartments and facilities are great, and ours was about a 10-minute walk from the slopes. The pool and sauna facilities were nice too.