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Located in the heart of the village, just metres from the base of the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift. This is a historic property with an alluring sense of alpine culture - it has great character, charm and warmth. The rooms are comfortable and cosy, the dining outstanding and the staff friendly and welcoming. Hotel facilities include restaurants, bars, sauna, guest laundry and car parking. Thredbo is famous for après activities and when staying at the hotel you have both restaurants and bars within easy walking distance. Enjoy relaxed restaurant dining with breath-taking views in Cascades Restaurant and hang out with the locals at the Schuss Bar (plus lots of great seasonal options). Thredbo also has a year round events schedule featuring live music, festivals, special food and beverage events, hiking, mountain biking, fly fishing and everything in-between.
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HOTEL STYLE
Business
Family
Languages Spoken
English
Location
Thredbo Alpine Hotel Friday Drive, Thredbo Village, Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales 2625 Australia
Thredbo Alpine Hotel
397 reviews
Getting there
Somewhat walkable
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If you are coming to Threadbo for hiking, skiing or mountain biking, the Threadbo Alpine Hotel is a good choice for staying a few nights. However if you are planning to spend a lot of time in the room, it is a bit plain and small.
The bed is quite comfortable allowing me to achieve a great sleep before and after a long hike.
Located in the heart of the village, everything is easily accessible from the Threadbo Alpine Hotel. There is a fridge in the room to bring in a few supplies as items are expensive in the village.
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Date of stay: November 2019
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Staff are friendly and accommodating, room is warm & bed is comfortable, I could hear the next room guest snoring loudly but not enough to keep me from sleeping & probably snoring just as loud. The views are fantastic. My only gripe is due to COVID19 restrictions the breakfast selection was not as good as it normally would of been. Overall We loved it & will definitely stay again.
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Date of stay: July 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We have stayed in the loft with another family several times but it has deteriorated.
The oven was disgusting, the clothes dryer did not work, part of the washing machine lid was broken and the lint catcher disgusting.
The shower head broke but was repaired within a day and staff provided coins so we could use the dryer in the guest laundry.
House keeping came randomly and we had to take bags of trash to reception ourselves.
Staff are helpful when approached and I guess like everywhere, they seem to be short staffed following covid.
Breakfast was included in our stay and it was the same …. Standards dropped! We witnessed a waitress tip the pancakes using her hand without gloves. Coffee orders didn’t arrive and tables weren’t disinfected between customers.
We did not see anyone cleaning common areas around the hotel.
On a positive note this hotel is in an excellent location and it’s just a walk across the bridge to the gondola or chair lift.
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Date of stay: August 2022Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip:Â Believe the reviews and don't book hotel
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Fourth time at Thredbo and first but last time in this hotel ! With paper thin walls, we could hear guests in rooms next door every evening for hours and we could only fall asleep when they decided to stop chatting, laughing. I hesitated to knock at their door, yet did not because I did not feel they were especially loud and exaggerating. I can't blame anyone but the hotel for paper thin walls. At $600 a night (2 adults and one kid sharing a 13m2 room), and with a bathroom that dates back to the 70s, it is such a ripoff ! The least you can expect from an hotel in this price range is to be able to sleep. Thankfully we had an excellent week on the ski slopes, so our holidays were not ruined for picking the wrong accomodation in Thredbo. The only positive things about this hotel are its location and carpark. The lounge is also beautiful, but this year due to Covid you can't access it if you are a skier as it is already full (restricted number of guests) when returning from the slopes.
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Date of stay: August 2020
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This is a very comfortable lodge. The rooms are nice. We appreciated the ability to heat the room during colder summer nights. The location is superb, walking distance from the base of the mountain. The Cascades restaurant was nice for dinner, although breakfast was limited and lunch was unavailable. Unfortunately some of the lodge’s amenities seemed to be closed for summer, also applicable to the town in general. This was definitely a place we would return to.
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Date of stay: March 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Rydges Thredbo Alpine hotel is the choice of stay if you would like a convenience walk to chairlifts for skiing. The hotel also closed to restaurants and trails for bush-walking. There is a Food work, newsagent and restaurants in the village square. Most of the restaurants here only open for dinner from Thursday to Sunday. The Cascade restaurant buffet breakfast was average however the service was good. Cascade restaurant was closed for dinner during our stay in summer. We were a little dissappointed because the swimming pool was filled and replaced with a outdoor cafe. However, keen swimmners can utilise an indoor heated public pool nearby for a small fee. The hotel room is a little small and outdated. The furniture in the room were old and soundproofing in the room was not great. This could be a problem for lightsleeper. Car park is compliment for hotel guests.
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Date of stay: February 2022
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Great location right next to the snow which is clearly what we paid for with the room rate. The resort is quite old, which in some ways adds to its charm but in other ways was a little disappointing. When you’re paying this kind of money for a room, you expect the heating to work, unfortunately ours wasn’t. We were given a small fan heater instead which we were grateful for as it did the job in heating up the room, but left us quite dehydrated each morning having it running all night. Apart from that the room was small but clean enough and had everything we needed. There are no lifts in the hotel which was a little inconvenient at times. Car parking is available but there aren’t a huge number of spaces. The surrounding village we found a bit disappointing with only a few eating options - for this reason I think we’d probably look at staying somewhere else next time, maybe off the mountain itself as I’m not convinced it’s worth the premium rate to stay here.
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Date of stay: July 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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What an overpriced dump! Seriously the only show in town milks it for everything it can! Walls are paper thin. Expect no sleep if the person in the next room snores. Feel free to join their conversation any time as you are effectively a part of it anyway. The bed is comfy enough but the pillows are thin sheets of slate! They hurt your head, seriously. Really so easy to just get decent pillows guys. The bathrooms are clean and workable, but the decor and fittings are right out of the 70’s. In room amenities were also preserved from a similar decade! Got to love that Kenwood kettle! The room is small but that’s not an issue, it’s just that for $400 a night it’s little more than a hostel! Event Hospitality, who also operate QT Hotels and Ridges should be made to upgrade or reduce pricing. It’s price gouging nothing less!
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Date of stay: July 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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During our stay at the Thredbo Alpine Hotel, our experience was nothing but good. The staff were outgoing and kind even when passing them through the corridor. Without any huff or puff they were willing to stop what they were doing in order to guide you in the right direction, answer any questions or help you carry luggage to your rooms. The walls are quite thin and the decor is quite dated but in every alpine place i’ve stayed- this is the way. I think people get let down as they walk into this hotel thinking high class alpine living but in reality it’s your everyday people just trying to have a little holiday.
Walk into the thredbo Alpine Hotel expecting kind service and a comfy bed to sleep in and you’ll have a great time.
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Date of stay: August 2022Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:Â No elevators so be prepared to walk stairs
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Hi Brenda Y,
Thank you for your question. The Thredbo Alpine Hotel is perfectly located to use as a base to hike to the summit of Mt Kosciuszko!
You have two options to get to the start of the Kosciuszko summit walk from the Thredbo Alpine Hotel -
1. Take the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift - Walk for two minutes to the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift which is directly across from the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. Ride it up to the top and walk to the Kosciuszko summit along the well marked path (13 km return). Tickets can be purchased at Thredbo Guest Services at Valley Terminal (also directly across from the hotel) on your way to the chairlift for approximately $35 per adult. The chairlift is 1.8km long and rises 560 vertical meters with some great views.
2. Walk Merritts Nature Track - Walk to Valley Terminal (directly across from the hotel) and turn right along a paved path. Walk past the Bobsled and you will see a sign for the Merritts Nature Track on your left. The walk to the start of the Merritts Nature Track takes approximately 5 minutes from the hotel. Hike up Merritts Nature Track to the start of the Kosciuzko Summit walk which starts at the top of the chairlift and will be easy to see. The Merritts Nature Track walk is 4 km long and covers 560 vertical meters of rise so is classed as an advanced walk.
Thank you for your question and have a great trip!
Best regards,
TAH
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PRICE RANGE
$188 - $247 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
rydges thredbo village alpine hotel, thredbo alpine hotel
LOCATION
AustraliaNew South WalesKosciuszko National ParkThredbo Village
NUMBER OF ROOMS
65
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