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We stopped over for one night on our trip from the Dolomites to Salzburg. I first visited Kitzbuhel in 1970 when I was on a high school trip. I wanted my husband to see what a charming Tyrolean town it is. We really enjoyed ourselves and the hotel was wonderful!

Kitzbuhel is primarily a winter sports resort but also attracts summer visitors. An evening band performance and afternoon childrens events in the Kurpark were welcome surprises as we had no prior knowledge they were taking place. The local (free) Tourist Card gives small price reductions on cable cars and some other attractions but, in stark contrast to neighbouring Salzburg Province, lacks rail and/or bus travel benefits. Kitzbuhel has two railway stations. We did not find a street map showing how to get to hotels at either, The rail station by the cable car is unstaffed. UK tourists were seen using the ticket machine to buy outward and return tickets, unaware that a group ticket (Einfach Raus) would have cost less. Kitzbuhel was one of 5 stops on a longer trip. It was not our favourite.

What I like about Kitzbühel is that it is elegant and glamorous, as well as relaxing and comfortable. You don’t need to rush anywhere, everything is close by. One is pampered by the local hospitality, which is a great feeling. The Alps around Kitzbühel are also elegant and cosy, not to mention great skiing conditions, about which everyone knows.

A beautiful location in the middle of the mountains. We went skiing and walking in the mountains. Food and drink expensive in the town and even more expensive on the mountain. A very upmarket feeling. Definitely a playground for the rich. Designer shops everywhere. very clean town and a delight to walk around.

Kitzbuhel is like a medieval town, a luxury resort, but also for people with a lower budget. The ski bus public transport is very well organized to the minute. Very clean town with many mountain trails to the surrounding towns or up with the gondola to admire some amazing landscapes, chairlift rides.

Incredible vistas, meals, service, people, shopping and as picturesque as anywhere I've been. Incredibly affordable despite rumors of expense. I am not one to ask the price of anything but every meal and bar bill was half of what I expected. The townsfolk are A Plus plus for kindness and courtesy and hosting.