We had a really nice stay at Hotel Alpina Sölden. The room was great, it felt very cozy and at home. Breakfast was superb, there was so much to choose from and all very fresh and tasty. The location was great, a little away from the busiest part of town so no noise at night. It was a little walk to the skilifts but not too far. In the morning the staff from the hotel would take us there by taxi for free, so that was really great. The staff was nice and helpful. Great hotel, I would recommend it to everyone.

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The location is conveniently between two main cable car stations. The breakfast is great and the dinner is amazing. For the price, the usual 5-course dinner is almost Michelin standard and astonishingly good value. The sauna and Jacuzzi are perfect for a ski holiday. The hotel is owned by the same family Riml as the ski rental shops, so one also gets discounts in renting a depot and ski services.

The room is a bit old fashioned compared to all the wonderful facilities.

Cosy room, fantastic breakfast buffet, lovely dinner (we only opted in once, as we wanted to explore the rest of Sölden), amazing spa facilities. Best of all, no children! This made all the difference. We had very bad experiences in the past, as parents seem to not control their children anymore. It was paradise to not have screaming, jumping and splashing children running around. Great location at the end of the slopes too, could basically ski back to the hotel door (20m climb up a hill to reach). Shuttle.service to either station also brilliant. No need to time a bus. Staff generally very friendly! Can't recommend more! Definitely would stay again.

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Great location. The cuisine is exceptional, with a large variety of food and a great wine. Spa facilities are amazing, and there is a great choice of hammam and saunas. Staff is professional and polite. Special shout-out to Ludo for his kindness and warm welcome.

You have to work your way up to the hotel after a day of skiing - extra physical activity and/or nuissance. The church bells at 6 am on Thursday were annoying. The sound isolation could be much better. The blanket is way too small, and we're only 1m74 tall.... ! note for travelers: there is no hair conditioner, nor body lotion in the room, just the soap and the shampoo.

The room was very clean (just like all other hotel facilities) and cozy. The hotel, overall, is very well-maintained. Breakfast and dinner were delicious even though we preferred buffet-styled dinners to long four-course ones which were only 2 times a week. The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful. 5 min ride to either Giggijoch or Gaislach gondolas on a free hotel shuttle which runs from 8:30 till 11:00 every day except Saturday (friendly shuttle driver). 3 min walk (uphill) back to the hotel from the end of piste 21. Super nice spa unfortunately without a regular pool but with multiple saunas, a jacuzzi, cold feet massage pool, and snacks which was practically empty from 2 to 4 pm. Ski rooms with the ability to lock your skis and poles and dry your ski boots with direct access to the hotel shuttle.

Since gondolas also open at 8:30 it would be nice to be able to be driven by a shuttle right before the opening to catch more minutes of freshly groomed morning slopes. The room didn't have a minibar or freezer. It was impossible to watch TV with two people on the couch (it was too tiny). There's a church nearby so you can sometimes hear the bells ringing though with the windows closed in our room it was OK (however, for some other rooms with the mountain view, it could be the issue).

Breakfast was nice and the wellness area had a lot of variety to relax and rejuvenate after a hard day of skiing. The fact that the hotel offers transport to the lifts in the morning are a great help!

No tea/coffee facilities in the room which would have been great to warm up after a day of skiing

Ease of getting breakfast. Service at evening dinner was excellant. Morning taxi service to Giggijoch was excellant.

The snow conditions down to the village was poor, which meant that most days we took the Giggijoch lift down to the village, because you could not ski right to the hotel as we had always been able to do on other trips. When you cannot ski right back to the hotel, it would be nice if you ran a taxi service from the bottom of the cable car to the hotel from say 3.30 to 4.30 in the afternoon.

Our stay at Hotel Alpina Sölden was perfect. The Super Double Room was a great size, the beds were comfortable, and the bathrobes were useful when we headed down to the spa. The spa was also excellent, there were plenty of different kinds of steam rooms and saunas, a relaxation area and a hot tub. We also thoroughly enjoyed the buffet breakfast, which had plenty of choices!

The restaurant is top class for a sport hotel, half board is recommended. The welness is large and has plenty of options. One minute walk to the bus for the 2 skilifts and a 5 minute drive, or take the hotel shuttle.

The rooms are too hot and the nearby river is noisy.

Lovely breakfast, great location, helpful staff, clean rooms, some parts of the hotel are renovated

Old rooms, dinners were not so good