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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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It will be close to impossible to find <100 euro/night for a bed and breakfast in central Ischgl.
Your friends (and many others) might think France is topnotch.
People who know the best resorts in Austria know that France is lacking in many aspects. And thus the prices...
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Look at the Chalethotel Abendrot run by Ski Total. Lovely place, very reasonably priced for Ischgl but as a consequence gets booked up very quickly.
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Looking for half board as it solves the frustration we have every year of where we go for dinner
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...and yet going out to all the different restaurants is part of the enjoyment for us (and our guests).
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Yes, absolutely. I dislike being forced to eat in the same place every night. Much nicer to have a variety.
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Try the Alpenrose but don't tarry. When I was researching Ischgl I discovered that some hotels were booked ahead for years and not just for Xmas and Easter.
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Best bet is b and b or self catering. Lots of great restaurants for evening meal.
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The Alpenrose is the only 2 star hotel in town offering half board. Pretty much all others are 4 star and above. B&B is the best bet but even that doesn't come cheap.
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Not Half board
But Myself and a few others stayed here http://www.gidishof.com/en1/gidishof-in-ischgl/
Its a Basic B&B ,very clean comfortable and quiet ,next to the Silvrettabahn lift and less than minutes walk to the shops/bars
And at 59.50 Euros a night ,you wont find much cheaper
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FAQ
. My friends are hard to drag away from France due to size of ski areas and convenience, and also the lower cost pre-arrival (i.e. hotel/appartment and flights). Ischgl would be one of few austrian resorts that I think matches our wish lists (big ski area, relatively snow sure, good apres etc) but also have Saalbach, Solden and St Anton in mind. Just wondering if anyone knows any reasonable cost (<100 euro a night) half board hotels in central ischgl (i.e. walking distance to lifts). Looking for half board as it solves the frustration we have every year of where we go for dinner 
. Thanks!
