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Facts & Figures FACTS & FIGURES AUSTRIA | TYROL Neustift | Stubai Valley My perfect day ‘Rise and shine to mountain views and fitality breakfast’ ‘Happy exploits in the glacier ice cave’ ‘Chillin’ in the happy pool – so cool’ HAPPY ‘BIG fun with the BIG STUBAI Family Stubai Summer Club’ ‘Happy badminton family time’ ‘Tasty breaks – vitamin- booster snacks and the sweet stuff’ ‘Happy activity with StuBay plus geocaching’ ‘Dinner – seasonal, regional, healthy and tasty’ ‘Hangin’ with friends at the happy bar’ FACTS HAPPY STUBAI & FIGURES HISTORY 2017: Proprietors Stubaier Gletscher hand over operations of the hotel to the Pfurtscheller family from the SPA- HOTEL Jagdhof – Happy Stubai is relaunched on 1 July LOCATION Superbly situated in Neustift, a picturesque village at the heart of the Stubai Valley in Tyrol’s Stubai Alps MANAGEMENT The Pfurtscheller family PHILOSOPHY Easygoing and creative 70s S-Happy Chic hotel for active holiday experiences OFFICIAL RATING 4-star ANNUAL OPENING Open all year, except seasonal closure ACCOMMODATION 55 rooms and junior suites. All rooms offer telephone, flat-screen TV, minibar (filled on request), radio, safe, hairdryer, bathrobe & slippers. Standard double (22sqm) with shower & WC, some rooms with single/double sofa bed Deluxe double (25sqm) with shower & WC, some rooms with wooden floors/sofa bed/connecting door Junior suite (31-40sqm) with separate living room and bedroom, shower & WC, sofa bed/s, some rooms with balcony RATES €82-€160 pp/pn including happy #3 board, excluding local tax FACILITIES Happy bar • Restaurant • BIG green sunbathing lawn • Sun terrace • Playroom and playground • Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel • Football, basketball, volleyball and badminton area • Billiard table, pinball machine, darts machine, table football and table tennis • Pool and spa facilities • Free car park • Free shuttle to the Glacier bus stop – 2 mins from Happy Stubai CUISINE The taste of the Stubai Valley – Alpine, Mediterranean, Asian and Tyrolean: healthy, seasonal and fresh • Happy #3 Board – fitality breakfast buffet, happy afternoon snack, happy dine-in with themed buffets. Chef: Alban Pfurtscheller SPA Swimming pool with 20m heated outdoor pool, pool terrace and sun deck, sauna, steam room, chillax 365 conservatory, infrared cabin, Kneipp therapy with foot-massaging pebble bed, BIG green sunbathing lawn FACTS HAPPY STUBAI & FIGURES ACTIVITIES Summer: Free Stubai Super Card for free use of cable cars, entry to attractions and discounts. 850km hiking and walking trails, climbing, running, Air-Parc at the StuBay, airsoft, rafting on the Ruetz, Nordic walking, fishing, bungee jumping, Segway tours, tennis at the SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof, StuBay or Fulpmes tennis courts, paragliding and hang- gliding, freeriding and freestyling. 720km of mountain and e-biking trails with 13,000m elevation gain, special routes for extreme bikers, e-bikers and leisurely cyclists, e-bike rental and charging stations, Stubai E-Bike Sightseeing Tour and mountain bike tours. StuBay water park in Telfes for indoor and outdoor water adventures, Neustift leisure centre, Mieders swimming pool and Lake Kampler in Neustift. Mieders summer toboggan run. Five Alpine golf courses in the region – Olympia Igls, Lans, Rinn, Seefeld-Wildmoos and Mieminger Plateau. BIG Family Stubai summer activity programme for children aged 5+ and 10+. Winter: Stubai is Austria’s largest glacier skiing area, altitude: 1,695 to 3,210m, guaranteed snow from October to June. 26 cable cars, 108km pistes, 35 easy to challenging downhill runs, private ski lessons, freeride runs, Stubai Zoo snow park, Powder Department, 3S Eisgrat cable car – the Alps’ longest 3-cable reversible cable car system. Free shuttle to the Glacier bus stop – 2 mins from Happy Stubai. Ski passes are sold at reception. 62km of cross-country skiing trails, 18km valley cross-country ski runs in Neustift, ice skating, 43km of tobogganing and night tobogganing runs, 80km of cleared winter hiking trails, guided snowshoe tours, curling. One of the Alps’ most family-friendly ski resorts with activities at the Alpine Centre, Kinderland children’s ski school and magic carpet. TOP OF TYROL viewing platform at 3,210m. HOW TO GET THERE By car: Take the A13 Brenner motorway. Just before reaching Italy (coming from Innsbruck), take the Schönberg exit to the Stubai Valley, continue on the B183 in the direction of Neustift until you reach Neder, turn left onto ‘Pinnisweg’, right onto ‘Wiesenweg’ and look for number 16. By train: Innsbruck 23km By air: Innsbruck 25km, Salzburg 200km, Munich 220km By bus: Look for the ‘Neder’ stop HAPPY STUBAI Wiesenweg 16 | 6167 Neustift Tyrol | Austria T +43 5226 2611 [email protected] happystubai.com PRESS & MARKETING marketing deluxe GmbH – Claudia Reichenberger International press: [email protected] International marketing: [email protected] T +43 5242 61115 niche-destinations.com.
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