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Looking to rent some place cheap in the Alps (probably Austria)..solo trip for 2-4 weeks
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Hi. I tried posting this under Chalets and Apts but maybe better to post this in here... I live in Prague, Czech Republic and am looking to go really anywhere down in the Alps that's a mid to large size resort (or stay near one). I'll be going solo (I'm a mid-aged snowboarder guy btw) and looking to stay from 2-4 weeks. Just need to find a cheap/simple place to stay, with a kitchen. I'll be taking a train down to the Alps from Prague and just wondering any advice out there for me the best place to go/get to. Is it totally unrealistic to find a place for $100 a night (or even less) for that length of stay? I know St. Anton (in Austria) has a train station but I'm guessing accommodations down there will be super pricey. I dont need to stay right in a town where the lifts are, totally ok with bussing it in every morning from a nearby town. Just thought I'd ask here for some ideas/thoughts...Thx!
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@eaglesandsnowboarding, you could try zillertal region, places like fugen or kaltenbach may be some of the cheaper resorts compared to mayrofhen, or even jenbach where the valley train to mayrofhen starts from.
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fugen has a fantastic leisure centre by the way, we used it a few times when we stayed there a few years ago
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nice..thx!
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@eaglesandsnowboarding, Worth looking at Flaine in the Grand Massif. Lot of basic apartment rentals which should be close to your budget. Also ski in, ski out. Train to Geneva and short transfer. Worth a look.
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@billb .. thank you! Although that train ride looks super far from Prague. Probs gotta stick to Austria
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