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Saalbach, Solden or Mayrhofen?
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@tatmanstours, Agreed. We stayed earlier this year in the Saalbacherhof which as you will know is right in the centre and we didn't experience any rowidness at all.
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Having done Saalbach, Mayrhofen, Solden and Ischgl- and seeing you are price conscious that would tend to go against Solden and Ischgl which are more expensive particularly Ischgl. There's not a lot to choose between Mayrhofen and Saalbach for a good time . Both are plenty lively. Plenty of skiing and apres in both. Saalbach would get it for me due to the bigger linked ski area and great places to apres on the way back to the valley in the evening. You need to take buses to make the most of Mayrhofen. Do both when you can.
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Looks like Saalbach wins then! Solden looks a little spaced out for apres/nightlife.
Now just to decide on January or March.
I remember when we visited Ischgl end of March, blue skies every day it was amazing, but obviously more snow sure than Saalbach.
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march would be my shout and definitely saalbach not hinterglem hope you enjoy the area as much as we do
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We've been to Saalbach Hinterglemm, Soelden, Mayrhofen, and Ischgl multiple times, and throughout the ski season.
All have good 'Apres' with Saalbach Hinterglemm winning as easiest to get to and choice of on or off the mountain (or both if you are hard core) It is really easy to find your way back to your hotel in Saalbach Hinterglemm if your Apres goes on a bit.
The best time to go is when it's not high season, cheaper accommodation, and fewer bottlenecks. skiing convenience is probably best in Saalbach Hinterglemm.
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