Location & journey

Lech is easy to reach by car. Whether from Germany, Austria or Switzerland – many roads lead to Lech. Please note that the motorways in Austria are subject to tolls. You can buy the “Vignetten” at the border, petrol stations, post office, tobacconists, from your automobile club and from the Lech Zürs Tourist Association. Please also note the winter closure of the road between Lech and Warth when you arrive in winter. Lech can then only be reached via Zürs.

At the Hotel Hubertus, there are plenty of parking spaces available both outside and in the free garage. For all electric cars there is an e-charging station in the garage. Use of the e-charging station is subject to a surcharge.

The nearest railway stations are Langen am Arlberg (approx. 15 kilometres) and St. Anton am Arlberg (approx. 20 kilometres). Both express trains. From both stations you can reach the Hotel Hubertus quickly and comfortably by bus or taxi.


The public bus number 91 (from Langen am Arlberg) or 92 (from St. Anton am Arlberg) take you to Lech to the bus station Rüfiplatz. From here it is approx. 2-3 minutes on foot to the Hotel Hubertus. Alternatively you can take a taxi to Lech right to the front door of the Hotel Hubertus. The taxi can be booked by telephone or online before you travel.  
 

The international airports of Munich (200 km) and Zurich (290 km) are served by flights from many destinations and are well connected to Lech. The Arlberg Express bus takes you to and from Zurich airport daily in winter. Other airports nearby are: Altenrhein/Switzerland (100 Kilometer), Innsbruck/Austria (120 Kilometer), Friedrichshafen/Germany (130 Kilometer), Memmingen/Germany (180 Kilometer) sowie Salzburg/Austria (300 Kilometer).
 

Yes, booking directly through hubertus-lech.com is worthwhile for several reasons. You book straight with the hotel with no middleman, no additional booking fees, and personal contact with Monica and Markus right from the start. It also gives you the opportunity to mention special requests or occasions directly at the time of booking.

Hotel Hubertus combines a central yet peaceful location with genuine hospitality. Highlights include:

Direct access to ski slopes and hiking trails, a characterful interior featuring a country-house dining room, a hunting parlour, and the cosy solid-wood "Hubertus" Stüberl, a regional half-board cuisine with home-made products, an in-house wellness area with sauna, steam bath and brine inhalation, complimentary underground parking, and high-speed fibre-optic Wi-Fi throughout.

Yes, Hotel Hubertus is suitable for both winter and summer holidays. In winter it is ideal for skiers — the slopes are just steps away. In summer, extensive hiking trails and e-bike hire invite active relaxation in the Arlberg mountain scenery. 

Hotel Hubertus is a 3-star Superior hotel. The Superior designation reflects a standard of furnishing and service that goes beyond the standard 3-star category.

Yes, Hotel Hubertus is personally run by the family. Monica and Markus are your hosts and place particular importance on warm, individual attention for every guest.

Yes, the hotel has an in-house wellness area featuring a Finnish sauna (85 °C), steam bath, brine inhalation, infrared cabin, and a heat bench. The relaxation area invites guests to unwind on water beds, comfort loungers and armchairs. A tea bar and an open fireplace complete the atmosphere, and regional beauty products from Lech are used throughout.

Yes, all room rates at Hotel Hubertus include half board. This covers a regional breakfast buffet with locally sourced products as well as a multi-course dinner with salad buffet and cheese selection. In winter, afternoon cake is also served. Wednesday is the kitchen's day of rest — no dinner is served that evening, and a corresponding credit is already factored into all prices and packages.