At 1,018 m above sea level, just 30 m above the village center of St. Johann im Tauferer Ahrntal, the AlpenChalet Niederkofler Arabella apartment offers you a magnificent view of around 80 three-thousand-meter peaks and the Zillertal Alps. The modern apartment has a living room, a well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, a bedroom, a bathroom and can accommodate 4 people. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi (suitable for video calls) and SAT-TV. A washing machine can be used for a fee. The child-friendly accommodation also provides you with a crib and a high chair.

You can use the communal garden directly in front of the apartment to bask in the afternoon sun on the large lawn equipped with loungers. In the shared wellness area with Finnish sauna-sanarium with steam bath, rain shower, Kneipp hose and relaxation oasis you can recover from everyday stress. A playroom with a climbing wall and numerous playground equipment awaits our younger guests.

Only 4 and 9 minutes walking distance from AlpenChalet Niederkofler, there are 2 restaurants with local delicacies and tasty pizzas (300 and 650 m). You can also reach a grocery market after only 5 minutes on foot (350 m). At any time of the year St. Johann im Ahrntal is worth a trip. In summer you can explore the Tauferer Ahrntal on foot or by bike. In winter, the nearby ski resorts Klausberg and Speikboden are waiting for you, each reachable in about 5 minutes by car. The bus and ski bus stop is located 300 meters from the AlpenChalet. Visit also the interesting villages Sand in Taufers (11 minutes by car, 8,5 km) or Bruneck (30 minutes by car, 25 km) with their historical old towns.

Parking spaces are available on the property.

Pets are allowed on request and for an extra charge.

Fresh bread rolls are delivered every morning (except Sunday) upon request.

Thanks to the HOLIDAYPASS Premium you can use all public transport in South Tyrol for free all year round.

Free bike rental and a ski and storage room are available at the accommodation.

- E-Bike payment 65,00 € per day