Aalen 1 and Aalen Lakeview are two separate strata buildings at this address. All Aalen listings are hosted by Dianne Wilson, who lives in the upstairs level of Aalen Lakeview. As a resident host, you will find her quick response to any questions you may have. Dianne enjoys meeting people, and is happy to share her knowledge of local entertainment activities, dining spots and ways to get around.

Aalen Alpine Family is the upper floor of Aalen 1 in Jindabyne. It is centrally located, only 250m flat walk to main shops, restaurants and bars. The first thing people will say when describing Aalen is "fantastic location". Aalen Alpine Family has 3 bedrooms and a very large living area. The 3rd bedroom is very large with 4 single beds and an ensuite. This makes a perfect setup for different agegroups to congregate together. This bedroom also has a full size flatscreen digital TV allowing for different entertainment tastes. The living area is spacious with space for 8 people to relax together, prepare meals, and dine together. A great space for a group booking. Note that it is also possible to book the 2 downstairs bedrooms, bathroom, kitchenette and large living space. This is rented oout under the name "Endangered Species", meaning a total of 13 people can be accommodated easily. Connecting door is internal at the top of the spiral staircase.

Jindabyne is a small , rapidly growing regional town situated on the shores of Lake Jindabyne, in the shadow of the Snowy Mountains Range. As an entry gateway to the Kosciuszko National Park, the town’s principal industry is tourism. Although historically the centre of the NSW snow sports industry, Jindabyne is becoming a preferred location for fishermen, sailors, hikers and cyclists. Mountain bike trail creation is growing in importance in the local tourist industry. While close to natural beauty attractions, Jindabyne is making a name for itself in adventure tourism.