Great 4* hotel, close to the resort centre and providing an excellent stay to explore Seefeld!
- Hotel
- Half Board
- 2 minutes' walk to resort centre, ski bus stop outside
- High standard of service and traditional furnishings combined with modern comforts
- Fantastic wellness facilities including heated outdoor pool with views over the nearby lake
- Bar & lounge with free WiFi
Overview
Description
Location
· in a quiet location · 5 minutes' walk to the resort centre · 2 minutes' walk to the ski bus stop
Rooms
All rooms have a cable TV with radio, safe, free WiFi and hairdryer.
Twin Room (24m²) - sleeps 2: Austrian twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.
Twin Room (24-30m²) - sleeps 2-3: Austrian twin beds, single sofa bed, private bath or shower, WC and balcony.
Deluxe Twin Room (38-40m²) - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults): Austrian twin beds, double sofa bed, private bath (with shower attachment), WC and balcony.
Austrian
twin beds are very common in Central Europe. They’re simply one large
bed frame containing two single mattresses, both with separate duvets
and linen sets, that cannot be separated. Separate twin beds are less
common and can often be head to head beds, rather than side by side, if
they are available.
Facilities
· free WiFi · bar and lounge · heated outdoor pool with indoor entrance · 'Panorama' spa with textile and naked saunas, steam rooms, whirlpool and relaxation areas with waterbeds · vitamin bar · infrared cabin · fitness room · extra charge for massage and spa beauty treatments · games room with table football, table tennis and computers · 61 rooms · lift to all floors
Meals
· welcome drink each Sunday · hot and cold buffet breakfast · 4-course evening meals with a choice of main course and daily salad buffet · weekly gala dinner and speciality buffet · Christmas and New Year's Eve gala dinners included
Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.
About Seefeld
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.
