this work was supported by FOR 618 of the German Science FoundationAuthor Institution: Department of Physical Chemistry II; Ruhr-University Bochum, Universitatsstr. 150, D-44780We investigate aggregates of HCl, H2βO and their deuterated isotopes embedded in superfluid helium using a helium nanodroplet spectrometer combined with a cw infrared OPO set up with an output power of up to 2.7 W and a resolution of better than 0.001 cmβ1. Depletion spectra of the super cooled aggregates (0.37 K) were recorded between 2650 cmβ1 and 2720 cmβ1. We were able to assign the HCl stretch vibration of the HCl-H2βO complex. We also observed spectral features of (HCl)mβ(H2βO)nβ aggregates and isotopes in the region of the H3βO+ stretch vibration. The question of how many H2βO molecules are needed to solvate HCl will be addressed