Luxury hotels for a ski holiday 2010/2011

The season has ended, or is about to end by the close of this month, in almost all winter ski resorts. Yet enquiries are already pouring in about new trends and ideas for planning a winter holiday in 2010/2011, and about what offers will be available and at what prices.

Radisson Blu luxury hotels are among the first to offer a glimpse of the new 2010/2011 winter season. Hotels belonging to the Radisson Blu brand can be found in many ski resorts across Europe. Radisson Blu luxury hotels are part of the Rezidor Hotel Group, which is offering holidays for the new winter season at hotels in Norway, Russia and, among other destinations, the French Alps. Naturally, you will also find many Radisson Blu luxury hotels in German cities such as Hamburg, Dresden and Cologne, as well as in countries in the Middle East and Africa. In the view of Radisson Blu luxury hotels, pampering, fine dining, relaxation and well-appointed facilities are simply part of a ski holiday in Europe.

For the 2010/2011 winter season, the Radisson Blu luxury hotels in Norway are an excellent choice. In addition to the well-known Lillehammer, Radisson Blu luxury hotels in Trysil and Beitostølen are also sure to tempt visitors. At the Radisson Blu luxury hotel in Lillehammer, you’ll find yourself in a Norwegian ski resort that guarantees snow throughout the year. A visit to the Radisson Blu luxury hotel in Lillehammer is also worthwhile during the summer-skiing season. Its proximity to the Olympic Park and Hafjell Resort is no coincidence; it was a deliberate choice. Here, the Radisson Blu Hotel in Lillehammer has around 300 rooms and suites ready to welcome winter-sports enthusiasts. The ski resort of Beitostølen is considered very family-friendly. Anyone wanting to try this Radisson Blu luxury hotel now will find a swimming pool, a sauna, exceptionally good service, plenty of activities and a squash court. There is no chance of getting bored at a Radisson Blu luxury hotel in Beitostølen. The ski lift right beside the hotel is a reminder that the 2010/2011 winter season will soon be drawing near again. When it arrives, skiers will have around 150 km of pistes across all difficulty levels at their disposal. Trysil is Norway’s largest ski resort. With around 65 runs and currently 31 lifts, this Norwegian resort fulfills many dreams, wishes and desires. The Radisson Blu luxury hotel in Trysil can then make a wonderful 2010/2011 ski holiday even better with its kids’ clubs, water park and around 1,600 m² of wellness, beauty and recovery facilities.

The city on the Black Sea, which will soon be making headlines as host of the Winter Olympics, is also home to two Radisson Blu luxury hotels. In winter, the two Radisson Blu luxury hotels in Sochi invite guests to enjoy a unique 2010/2011 ski season in the Caucasus Mountains, while also unwinding and enjoying pure wellness on Sochi’s beaches. Of course, the two Radisson Blu luxury hotels in Sochi can also be booked for a summer holiday. The Caucasus Mountains then become a paradise for hikers, hang-gliders, canyoning and mountain biking enthusiasts—and those who can afford it can book heli-skiing, perhaps followed by barbecue and party evenings.