Ski Trip to Lech

We have a ski trip to Lech planned for February %26#39;06. I would appreciate a recommendation for a traditional bed and breakfast. Is it easy to find accomodations in Lech that don%26#39;t require a weeks stay? Does the bus from Langen run regularly?

Thanks.

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Lech - probably Austria´s most exclusive and most expensive skiing resort; all February is high season; I would assume it´s fully booked, so I doubt if finding B%26amp;B for less than a week will be easy. (I think Lech even affords a policy of excluding day visitors by selling only a limited number of ski lift tickets a day). Yes, the bus from Langen runs regularly, unless the road is blocked by avalanches, which occurs quite frequently all winter.

Anyway, check with the tourist information:

http://www.lech-zuers.at/home.asp?sprache=1

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The write up in the last posting is right.....feb is peak season %26amp; Lech is pretty much booked up. You could try www.tiscover.at and see if there is any availability for the dates you require or try Zuers up the road. Good luck!

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check tiscover - many family pensions are affordable, but book by the week only. the snow conditions are great in lech - it%26#39;s a very popular destination. the skiing is easy %26amp; intermediate. at zurs you have only big expensive hotels and mostly red slopes (icier). if all is booked - there is always st.anton (and valuga;). there%26#39;s much more there. it%26#39;s a younger jock crowd, bar hopping and noisy. but there are always pensione available - just don%26#39;t give up! the diff. between pension and garni - is that garni does not serve breakfast - you%26#39;re on your own with food. pensions serve just breakfast, occasionally there is a restaurant. there is a nice supermarket and wonderful cheese and speck (dry cured ham) shops - you won%26#39;t starve. restaurants are busy however and quite expensive. lech is less commercial and very few shops , st.anton has bars and shops galore!