Hotel Seefelderhof

Features

Terrace/Balcony
Fireplace
Half board

Run by the Ralser family, this charming Tyrolean style hotel is situated 600m from the village centre. The ski bus stops outside.

Bedrooms: 56. All twins and singles have bath or shower; some have balcony. All rooms have satellite TV, phone, radio, hairdryer and safe.

Meals: Hot and cold buffet breakfast and 4 course dinner with choice of 3 main dishes plus salad buffet and cheese selection.

Facilities: Cosy lounge with open fireplace; bar; residents’ and à la carte restaurants; indoor pool, sauna and steam room with juice, tea bar and fruit (free); solarium (pay locally); sun terrace; wifi internet access; lift.

Special Attractions: • Welcome drink • Free daily afternoon tea/coffee and cake • Gala dinner with live music • Tyrolean or Austrian buffet • Italian or starter buffet • Twice weekly dessert buffet • Bingo evening • Weekly torchlight walk with mulled wine • Weekly guided walk • Christmas and New Year gala dinners included.

Official Rating: 4 stars

Seefeld Resort Info

Seefeld is a great year-round holiday destination. It has a good snow record and most of the slopes have snowmaking facilities. In terms of Alpine skiing and boarding, there is a 23km ski field a bus ride away, that mostly caters to beginners and lower intermediates. Seefeld offers an efficient ski school and kids are well looked after. There are a few challenges for experts off the Rosshutte, but they can also head for the Stubai or Zugspitz glaciers and any of the other Tyrolean resorts. Skiing and boarding aren't the main reason why people come to Seefeld. By far the biggest sport is cross-country with 200km of trails. Seefeld has hosted two Winter Olympics (1964 and 1976) and the 1985 Nordic skiing World Championships.

Seefeld is a very attractive, traffic-free village that generally caters to an older, upmarket crowd. This means expensive hotels and restaurants and civilised après-ski. It's a stylish place, not for those wanting late-night clubbing and hundreds of pistes to bash. There are plenty of non-skiing pursuits to complement the idea that this is an all-round resort and not just a ski venue. If you want the full Austrian Alpine experience, Seefeld is well worth a visit.