The Hotel Alpenhof in Brixen im Thale, one of the most sustainable year-round destinations in the Kitzbühel Alps, is for sale. The property extends over five floors and comprises 65 rooms with around 140 beds. Spacious communal areas with lobby and reception, a restaurant with seating for around 155 guests, bar, wellness area with indoor pool and a professionally equipped kitchen with extensive storage space form the basis for efficient hotel operations. The clear building structure allows both the continuation as a classic hotel and a strategic repositioning - for example as a brand hotel, operator property, boutique or sustainable lifestyle concept.

The hotel has been closed since summer 2025, enabling an immediate takeover without ongoing operations. For hotel chains, this opens up an efficiently scalable location, investors benefit from a predictable development phase and a clear market position, while private hoteliers can reposition an established hotel with room for maneuver.

In terms of tourism, the town benefits from exceptionally strong integration. Brixen im Thale is part of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, one of the largest and most modern ski areas in the world with 275-280 km of pistes, over 80 lifts and cable cars and year-round operation. In addition, the regional ski network system provides quick access to Ski Kitzbühel with over 230 km of pistes, including internationally renowned top locations such as the Hahnenkamm.

Brixen im Thale has more than 3,000 guest beds and generates around 300,000 overnight stays every year. The proximity to the mountain railroads in Hochbrixen enables short distances to skiing, hiking and biking areas and supports year-round, resource-conserving tourism. Tyrol as a whole achieved around 49.6 million overnight stays in the 2024/25 tourism year, confirming the long-term attractiveness of Alpine destinations.

A key advantage of the location is its excellent accessibility by train. Brixen im Thale has its own train station on the Wörgl-Kitzbühel-St. Johann in Tirol line with regular regional and express train connections. The journey is comfortable, climate-friendly and attractive for both international guests and employees. In conjunction with regional guest cards, which include the use of buses and trains, the location supports sustainable mobility concepts and meets the increasing demands of environmentally conscious guests and operators.

For buyers, this offers a rare combination of strong demand from tourists, sustainable accessibility, modern mountain railway infrastructure and free takeover - ideal conditions for a future-oriented hotel or investment strategy with long-term value creation potential.

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-Hotel location in Brixen im Thale.
Year-round destination in the Kitzbühel Alps.
-65 rooms with approx. 140 beds.
-Five floors with a functional structure.
-Restaurant with approx. 155 seats & bar
-Wellness area & indoor pool
-Professional kitchen with storage space available.
-Closed since summer 2025.
-Immediate takeover possible without ongoing operation.
-Connection to SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental and Ski Kitzbühel.
-Very good train connection and sustainable accessibility.

Brixen im Thale is located in the Brixental Valley in Tyrol, nestled in the Kitzbühel Alps, around ten kilometers west of Kitzbühel. The municipality is located at around 794 m above sea level and, with a population of around 2,700, is one of the most charming, mature towns in the region. The location benefits from being part of one of Austria\'s best-known tourist regions with year-round demand in summer and winter tourism.

The surrounding area is characterized by alpine scenery, a high quality of stay and direct access to one of the largest connected skiing and hiking areas in the Alps. Brixen im Thale is part of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental and therefore enjoys international renown and a consistently high visitor frequency. In addition to tourism, the town is also established as a residential and living area and has a balanced structure of trade, agriculture and services.

The village itself has a functioning infrastructure with local suppliers, restaurants, accommodation, basic medical care, schools and childcare facilities. The village structure is compact, distances are short and both tourist and everyday facilities are easily accessible. The village has a traditional alpine character and at the same time offers modern infrastructure.

The transport connections are very good. There are direct road connections to Wörgl and Kitzbühel via the B170 (Brixentalstraße), with access to the A12 Inntalautobahn. Brixen im Thale also has its own train station on the Wörgl-Kitzbühel-St. Johann in Tirol railroad line, with regular regional and express train connections. This ensures a comfortable journey by car as well as by public transport.