This duty-free shop has everything you need to take back to Austria. There is a restaurant…read moreupstairs, though I didn't try it. They stock a large selection of liquor, ideal for those who drink. The staff are friendly, but they don't speak English. Thankfully, Google Translate helped . Prices here aren't cheaper than in Austria or Germany. They only accept cash, either Euros or Swiss francs. The BP gas station here is definitely cheaper than in Austria. Overall, it's a good place to stop if you're near the border.

We stayed next door at Hotel Tannbergerhof. Got a 10% off ski rental. Bought ski helmet with built…read morein googles for Euro260. Several pairs of ski socks. The service was excellent & everyone was friendly. My skis were excellent for my stage of skiing. We got fast service and were able to get skiing soon. When we returned skis. My ski boots were a little tight but skis were great. My friends skis were apparently too heavy & he changed it quickly. For access from hotel was easy.

Strolz is Lech-Zürs most famous retailer and its reputation is well-deserved…read more The company began as a ski-boot maker in 1921 the same year the renowned Lech Ski School was founded, the genesis of organized Alpine skiing in Austria. Strolz is to this day the leading brand in German-speaking countries for hand-made ski boots. Strolz is also the place to come year-round for street wear, traditional Tracht, skiing and outdoor gear. In addition, there is an extensive children's department and locally-made housewares selection. The main store is in downtown Lech. In winter, the Strolz family runs a ski rental shop across the street. There is also a smaller branch in Zürs. Strolz is pricy, even for Lech-Zürs, but if you're looking for selection, impeccable service and quality merchandize this is the place.