the Alps ／ Booking data: sale dates, sold-out rates ／ Martin-Busch-Hütte
| Availability (listed period) | 57 of 57 listed dates open (sold out on 0%) |
|---|---|
| Sold-out dates that reopened | 29% |
| Nights with the most openings so far | Sep 12 (Sat), Sep 16 (Wed), Sep 18 (Fri) |
| Cancellations show up most on | Friday |
| How fast openings are taken (median) | about 14 h |
| Stay months with the most openings | Sep, Mar, Apr |
| Official waitlist | None (AkiWatch alerts you instead) |
57 of the 57 listed dates at Martin-Busch-Hütte currently have space. The soonest is 2027-02-26.
These figures come from AkiWatch's own record of Martin-Busch-Hütte's published availability.
If you miss it, cancellations still free up rooms — but in AkiWatch's record, a cancelled slot at Martin-Busch-Hütte was taken again in about 14 h (median). By the time you check by hand it is usually gone, which is why an alert works better.
Stay months that have seen the most openings so far: Sep, Mar, Apr.
On popular nights, the same night opens up and sells out again several times. If you miss one, it is worth keeping the alert on until your date gets close.
Martin-Busch-Hütte takes bookings through the Alpine clubs' official booking system. It offers a waiting list: you leave a booking request for one date with your card details, and the hut emails you if a bed frees up. That email is sent by the hut itself, not automatically — and the freed bed goes back into the public availability at the same time, where whoever sees it first can book it. A place on the waiting list is not a guaranteed bed.
Openings do not last long, and checking by hand around the clock is not realistic. Let AkiWatch watch it for you and tell you the instant a bed opens — then book it yourself on the official page, with or without the waiting list.
Just pick your dates. When a cancellation frees a spot, you get an email or a phone notification.
Set up a cancellation alert