The best hotels in Seefeld

Set between Innsbruck and Munich and a popular Tyrolean resort since the 1930s, Seefeld is a great escape for winter sports or summer hiking. The best places to stay in Seefeld tend to sit within the village itself, but there are also some very special spots closer to the slopes. With everything from basic self-catering studios to five star hotels, accommodation options are as varied as the ski runs!

Seefeld village has a lovely Tyrolean feel, with traditional wooden chalets and old churches. The home of Anton Seelos, the inventor of the parallel turn, the village has also hosted several Winter Olympic Games. Highlights include excellent museums - including the Tyrolean Museum - and independent galleries, as well as a central ice rink and wonderful spa. More than 100km of runs await, catering for all abilities. Beginners will appreciate the reputable ski school, whilst seasoned skiers will find plenty of off-piste terrain to explore. Visit in the summer months for picturesque hiking along mountain trails, as well as challenging mountain biking and paragliding adventures.

As with all popular winter sports centres, the town is incredibly busy over Christmas and New Year, and during February half term. Book well ahead to guarantee a room in one of the best places to stay in Seefeld at these in peak season!

The Best Places to Stay in Seefeld

For Families or Groups

• Seefelderhof Hotel enjoys a central yet quiet location within 10 minutes of the lifts and the town's amenities. It's a charming property with a range of rooms and suites clad in typical alpine wood, as well as some with a crisp contemporary feel. Family rooms, a games room and playground make this a fun choice for those travelling with little ones. There's also good food and a small spa with pool.
• Hotel Princess Bergfrieden is another family-friendly property in town, this time offering a fresh, modern take on traditional alpine style and natural materials. There's a wellness area with indoor heated pool, an outdoor terrace for summer lounging, and a choice of chic rooms, suites and apartments - the largest of which can sleep up to 10. There's no restaurant, but plenty in the village.
• dasMAX is a popular lifestyle hotel with simple yet comfortable modern interiors. There's a wellness area with Finnish sauna, a good bistro and a roof terrace. Families and groups of friends will appreciate the sofa beds and flexible room options, as well as the ease with which outdoorsy activities can be arranged. A popular choice. 

For a Wellness Hotel

• Natur & Spa Hotel Larchenhof is all about relaxation. Guests are encouraged to feel restored and refreshed, whether through delicious food, outdoorsy activities or pampering spa treatments. Rooms and suites are beautifully decorated in a modern alpine style. All boast either a balcony or terrace and the largest can sleep up to six people.
• Nidum will delight wellness enthusiasts with its expansive 1,500 m² spa area offering multiple saunas, indoor and outdoor pools, massages and various dedicated therapies. Interiors are sleek and minimalist, and the views are sensational. Ideal for a rejuvenating escape. 

For Five-Star Luxury

• Interalpen Hotel Tirol is a fantastic five star option located just outside town. Expect indulgent rooms with balconies, an expansive spa with pool and sauna ,and several top notch eateries. Ideal for families or couples, in both summer or winter.
• Hotel Klosterbrau is one of those high end hotels which comes with all the bells and whistles. Think luxurious rooms, an award-winning spa, a five hundred year old wine cellar and superb gourmet dining. A kids' club and children's menus make this a good family option, too. Superb.
• Alpin Resort Sacher is a smart 81-bedroom hotel with alpine-inspired interiors. The award-winning spa is a particular highlight, with facilities including indoor and outdoor pools. Head out on guided Nordic walks and e-bike tours, or savour regional fare at Restaurant Der Max. A sophisticated luxury choice.

For a holiday apartment or chalet

• If you'd prefer a self-catering option, we suggest that you visit our online partner Booking.com.

Travel information

• Fly to Innsbruck Airport, about 20km away, and travel to Seefeld by bus or taxi.
• Rural Austria is brilliant for a road trip! Contact our online partner Rentalcars if you would like to hire a car.
• The ski season begins in November, but serious skiers can expect the best snow between December and March. If you're looking for great hiking and mountain biking, travel between June and early September.

Still not sure?

• Explore our list of all the best places to stay in Innsbruck.
• Alternatively, expand your search to see our pick of the best places to stay in the Tyrol Region.
• Or contact one of our friendly Gurus for advice.