My review focuses on the skiing available based from the village of Soll but not the miss out, the village is small, very traditional and friendly. There’s a good après ski and nightlife without too much noise or fuss. Prices are good. The bus link to the ski area is excellent if you are based in the town centre. More... More

Brilliant ski resort- loads an loads of runs - more for intermediate type skiier than beginner.... Need to do reds to get to blues for the most part... lots of different interconnected towns... Après ski really good value also!!! Definitely will go back! More

We went to söll in feb 2012. Town is very picturesque. I think we went the wrong time as it was family week but from what we saw there wasn't alot of night life. We mainly went to the Red Horse and Salven Stadl and they were good but never very busy. Red Horse hada no smoking bar which is... More

I heard lots of negative things about Soll. Full of drunk British middle aged men, rains in the resort etc.... On the whole Soll is not longer party central, yes it has some good bars but generally it is lively as with most Austrian resorts. Many resorts in Austria are trying to lose the beer monster reputation imported by the... More

Went to Soll first week in Feb 2012. Never been before heard alot about it. Booked through Directski.com who i thought were brilliant cannot fault their service and excellent prices and would book with them again. Thought Soll was great, short flight,short transfer very reasonable prices, 3e a beer 1-2e a coffee 7-8 euro for spag bol/ hot meal on... More

Just returned from a skiing trip to Soll in Austria and thought I would put up a review for anyone planning a similar trip. There were 6 in our group - 2 complete beginners and 4 mixed intermediates. We went on a package trip with DirectSki flying Dublin -> Salzburg. Transfer is approx 1.5 hours from Salzburg to Soll depending... More

Now coming into my 32nd year visiting what I believe is the most beautiful place on earth. Beautiful scenery, people, climate, restaurants and bars, and ideal place to tour all Austria and central Europe has to offer. Yes, I love this place, have a home here, and with tetirement just around the corner, hope to spend most of the year... More

The resort of soll in the Tirol used to be attractive and typically tyrolean. Parts of this traditional village can still be glimpsed between the cranes, diggers, mud-filled lorries, traffic and building sites. A new main road is under construction, a large lake is being dug out at the back of the closed down swimming pool, hotels and farms have... More