Hotel Family Resort Seiblishof
Features
Offering an exceptional family holiday experience, the Family Resort Seiblishof provides your children with a hotel designed around them, so you’re sure to have an unforgettable stay no matter what your age! With Toni’s Adventureland & Splash pool and all-day childcare with jam-packed activity programmes right up until bed time, they’ll always be entertained! With the kids taken care of, parents can enjoy the impressive spa area and tremendous array of spa treatments on offer. To top it off, the hotel boasts an ideal location in the centre of resort with the main gondola just a few minutes walk away – you can even ski back to the hotel at the end of the day.
Location · ski to door · 3 minutes walk to village centre and Silvretta Gondola · 1 minute walk to ski bus stop · FREE children's train to ski school
Features • fantastic spa including indoor pool, whirlpool, saunas, steam rooms, infrared cabin, relaxation area and fitness room • extra charge for spa beauty treatments and solarium
• children's 'Water World' splash pool with slide • bar • lounge • FREE internet terminal and Wi-Fi • wine cellar • regular live music • sun terrace • FREE kids club for 3-12 yrs incl. with lunch and snacks included • 100m² children's soft play area with ball pool • extensive facilities for children and infants (see 'Families' section for more information) • parents corner with 24hr access to fridge and microwave • FREE use of high chairs, baby bouncers, bottle warmers, sterilisers, changing mats, pottys and much more • FREE baby monitors available • kids toys available for hire • extra charge for baby sitting service • games room with table football, air hockey and pin ball • lift to 5th floor • 57 bedrooms
Meals • hot and cold buffet breakfast • 4 course evening meals with a choice of main course and daily salad buffet • weekly farmers' buffet and gala dinner • Christmas and New Year's Eve gala dinners included • early meals for children • children's restaurant with child care • baby breakfast corner • kids’ buffet at evening meals • baby menu with Hipp products
Rooms for 2 people on half board sharing a room in the eaves with Austrian twin beds, open plan bathroom, separate WC and balcony (30m²). Family quad rooms (max 2 adults or 2 adults and 2 children) consisting of Austrian twin beds, bunk beds and living area separated by a sliding door with separate WC (40m²) and deluxe quad rooms (max 2 adults and 2 children) consisting of one room with Austrian twin beds, double sofa bed with separate WC (35m²) are also available at a supplement. Family rooms sleeping 2 adults and 3 children are available at a supplement on request. All bedrooms have satellite TV, hairdryer, safe, minibar, baby listening service, bathrobes, slippers, balcony and are non-smoking.
Please Note eaves rooms are on the 6th floor and lift goes to 5th floor. There is an extra charge of £240 for infants (up to 2 years) staying at this hotel (on bookings made after 31/10).
Official Rating ****
Ischgl Resort Info
Ischgl, set in the beautiful Paznau Valley, offers some of the best skiing that Austria has. It also provides a link into Switzerland at Samnaun for tax free shopping (take your passport). It is a lovely Tyrolean village that has high altitude and good snow, an excellent lift system and great higher intermediate skiing and boarding. There are 200km of runs, with a bus link to Galtur for a further 65km.
Beginners will have to take a lift up and back to Idalp to access the easier slopes and these can get very busy during the day. Experts also have a few problems with limited challenging stuff, although there is some great powder when the snow is good. Also, while there are two runs back to town, they are both tough reds and do get very cut up in the afternoon. Boarders have been welcomed at Ischgl for over ten years and the terrain is great for them. There is also a big half-pipe and a highly-rated specialist park.
New lifts have markedly reduced lift queues to the slopes, while the village has a largely traffic-free centre. It is an attractive place, although expensive, with a good selection of accommodation, hotels and some lively après-ski, favoured by Germans and Scandinavians. There is a reasonable range of non-skiing opportunities including shopping (see Samnaun).
Overall, Ischgl is one of the best of the Austrian resorts, particularly for better intermediates and boarders. It's expensive, but an ace choice if you want to sample an Austrian holiday at its finest.
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