Hotel Das Neuhaus – Bike Hotel in Saalbach, Saalbach-Hinterglemm

Looking for a bike hotel in Saalbach? Hotel Das Neuhaus is set up for mountain bikers, with secure bike storage, a bike wash, a workshop with tools, bike rental and guided rides or shuttles.

Hotel Das Neuhaus is a long-established hotel in the centre of Saalbach, in Austria’s Salzburger Land. In summer the vast ski area turns into one of the Alps’ biggest bike playgrounds, and the hotel sits right in the middle of it, with the Joker Card giving guests free use of the summer lifts.

For riders there is a lockable, video-monitored room for mountain bikes, a wash area to get your bike gleaming again and a separate room for repairs. Trekking bikes can be borrowed free of charge, mountain bikes and e-bikes can be hired for a fee, and guided bike tours with local guides can be booked.

Saalbach-Hinterglemm offers a huge choice of lift-served lines, from flowing trails such as the Hacklberg and Z-Line to steeper downhill tracks, plus long enduro and all-mountain tours across the valley. With the lifts close by and the bike room downstairs, it is an easy base for big days on the bike, and certified local guides can help you get the most out of the circuit.

Why stay at this bike hotel in Saalbach

• Secure bike storage
• A bike wash
• A workshop with tools
• Bike rental
• Guided rides or shuttles
• Trails: in Saalbach village by the lifts into the Bikepark Saalbach-Hinterglemm and Joker Card trails
• Price: from €346 per person (bike stay, minimum 3 nights) (check the hotel’s website for current rates)

Best rides from Saalbach

• Hacklberg Trail – Saalbach’s signature flow trail from the Schattberg X-press gondola: about 6 km of berms, jumps and big views, extending to around 10 km if you add the Buchegg Trail.
• X-Line – also off the Schattberg, a demanding freeride descent of over 6 km and 1,025 vertical metres with northshore, rock sections, roots and a road gap.
• Monti Trail – a friendly, flowing line from the Kohlmais middle station with berms, rollers and wooden features; a great place to start.
• Z-Line – from the Zwölferkogel middle station in Hinterglemm, an easy-to-moderate freeride trail with berms, wall rides and northshore.
• Leogang and Fieberbrunn – ride over the ridge into the Epic Bikepark Leogang or on to Fieberbrunn; the JOKER CARD covers bike transport on the operating lifts in all three resorts.

Getting to Saalbach

Salzburg is the nearest airport, around an hour and a half by road, with Munich a longer drive of roughly two and a half hours. Holiday shuttle transfers run from both airports to Saalbach Hinterglemm.

By rail, head for Zell am See or Maishofen-Saalbach, about 20 km away. Bus line 680 runs roughly hourly from both stations into the valley, and taxis usually wait outside Zell am See station.

When to ride

Choosing a bike hotel in Saalbach gives you one of the longest lift seasons in the Alps. In 2026 the Kohlmais and Zwölferkogel gondolas opened on 22 May, the Schattberg lifts ran from early June to late September, and the Zwölferkogel stayed open until late October. July and August are warm and lively, while June and September bring quieter trails and settled weather; pack a rain jacket for afternoon storms.

Ride Saalbach with a local guide

The fastest way to find the best trails around Saalbach is with someone who rides them every week. Browse certified MTB guides, schools and bike parks in Austria or search the map of mountain bike guides, then contact them directly – MTB Guides never adds booking fees. Book your room directly with Hotel Das Neuhaus through its official website or the contact details on this page.