Hotel Seiblishof, Ischgl

Austria

Hotel Seiblishof

Austria

Fantastic Family friendly Spa Hotel with something for everyone - well worth a visit! The hotel has good reviews!

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Hotel
Half Board
Ski-to-door
300m to Resort Centre
Bar & lounge
Pool and wellness area
Children's club
Free Wi-fi

Overview

The Seiblishof is a contemporary hotel in Ischgl, set on the edge of town beside a traditional Tyrolean farm so you might even spot cows as you head out to ski in the morning.

It’s conveniently located within walking distance of the Silvretta gondola, making access to the slopes quick and easy, while confident skiers can often ski back to the hotel via a red run at the end of the day.

The hotel stands out with its sunny yellow exterior and glass-domed entrance. Inside, it’s modern and stylish throughout, with sleek furnishings and features like a floating fireplace in the lobby.

Facilities include both a relaxing spa and a sociable bar area, giving you options for downtime after skiing. Dining is a highlight, with a hot and cold buffet breakfast, afternoon snacks, and a five-course evening meal included in your stay.

Description

Location

Ski-in on Red 1

3 minutes' walk to the village centre

6 minutes' walk to the Silvretta gondola, then 15 minutes' ride to the ski school meeting point

1 minute's walk to the ski bus stop

Rooms

All rooms are non-smoking and have a satellite TV, hairdryer, safe and minibar.

Eaves twin room (approx. 30m²) - sleeps 1-2- Twin beds, private shower and WC. These rooms have a sloped ceiling.

Suite (approx. 50m²) - sleeps 2-4 (max 2 adults or 2 adults and 2 children up to 18 years)- Twin beds, living area with two child beds when booked for three or four, private bath, shower, WC and balcony.

Superior twin room - sleeps 1-2- Twin beds, private bath, shower, WC and balcony or terrace.

Junior suite (approx. 40m²) - sleeps 1-3 (max 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 child up to 18 years)- Twin beds, living area with extra single sofa bed when booked for three, private bath, shower, WC and balcony.

Austrian twin beds
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

Bar

Lounge

Wine cellar

Regular live music

À la carte steak and fondue restaurant

Mountain Winter Spa with indoor pool with hydro-flow system, kids' splash pool with slide, water games, rain and waterfall showers, Kneipp basin, Finnish sauna, herbal steam bath, salt steam bath, infrared cabin, fresh air grotto and relaxation areas

Fitness room

Extra charge for spa treatments

Kids adventure club for children aged 3-12 operating for School holidays only (Christmas, New years, Half term and Easter weeks, 6 days a week from 3-9pm)

Games room with table football and pinball

Free WiFi and internet terminal

Lift to all floors

57 rooms

Catering

Hot and cold buffet breakfast

Sweet and savoury afternoon snacks (3-5pm)

5-course evening meal with a choice of main course, daily salad buffet and kids' buffet
children's restaurant with childcare

Christmas and New Year's Eve gala meals included

Many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.

Attributes

All Ensuite

Close To Slopes

Family Friendly

Fireplace

Facilities

Child Care

Child Friendly

Fitness

Indoor Pool

Sauna

About Ischgl

Ischgl is renowned for its extensive high-altitude ski area, where wide-open slopes and long, scenic descents make it a paradise for intermediate skiers. One of the highlights is the 8km Duty Free Run into neighbouring Samnaun in Switzerland, one of the longest pistes in the region. With an impressive network of modern chairlifts and a renowned snow park, Ischgl is equally popular with snowboarders.

Despite its reputation as one of Austria's liveliest ski resorts, Ischgl has retained the charm of a traditional Alpine village, with wooden buildings reflecting its farming heritage. In the resort centre, stylish boutiques, cafés and bars create a sophisticated atmosphere by day, before the famous après-ski scene takes over. From lively piste-side bars to vibrant nightclubs, evenings here are every bit as memorable as the skiing. Accommodation ranges from welcoming family-run guesthouses to luxurious five-star hotels, ensuring there's something to suit every style of stay.

For a more relaxed change of pace, head to the outdoor ice rink and try your hand at ice stock, Austria's traditional take on curling.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Choice of Restaurants

Easy Slope Access

Family Friendly

Good For Non-Skiers

Good For Snowboarding

Good for Apres Ski

Great Off-Piste

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life