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Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol

About…

On the outskirts of the village Seefeld, the commanding Interalpen-Hotel sits proudly amongst the mountains of the Tyrolean Alps. This superior 5-Star Hotel has amassed some of the more coveted accolades in the Hotel Industry, including; recognition from Gault & Millau and Falstaff (restaurant) &Wellness-Aphrodite Prize and Wellness Heaven® Award (Spa), which contributed to the Hotel being inducted as a member to the prestigious Leading Hotels of the World™. Simply put, a stay at Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol guarantees an unforgettable experience for you & your family due to the highest level of Tyrolean hospitality, service and comfort.

Constructed in 1985, the Hotel was built to pay homage to its roots and resemble the iconic Austrian Mountain Architecture that the region has become synonymous with. In order to compete with other luxury hotels, Interalpen-Hotel has been continuously modernised, but still maintained its traditional style in many parts. More recent additions include the Textile Sauna World, Interalpen-Alm, Tipsi Club and Youth Lounge. In 2019, the ultra-plush Penthouse Suites were added to the impressive accommodation options. Today, guests have a choice of 282 Rooms, Suites and Penthouse Suites. All accommodation options have remarkable alpine views and guests can choose either traditionally styled or contemporary rooms. Each room is well-appointed with luxurious furnishings that will ensure maximum comfort. Impressively, the most modestly sized double bedroom (Premium Double Room) is 45 m². If you require more space and are travelling with children, you may opt for one of the more private and intimidate options. For instance, the Familien-Suite has two double bedrooms, two expansive living rooms, two bathrooms, a 25 m² roof terrace and a 9 m² balcony. Overall, the total floor space for this family is a staggering 111 m².

A stay at the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol is typically paired with a ski experience. However, what can be overlooked during Ski Holidays is the importance of wellness amenities, which is something the Hotel has addressed…Interalpen-Hotel’s Spa & Wellness facility is second to none! With approximately 5,300m² of space; a multi-faceted sauna, calming spa treatments, a panoramic pool and several relaxation areas, you may forget about the skiing altogether. Locals, of the Austrian Alps, flock to the Interalpen-Hotel to make use of this famous Spa & Wellness centre.  

The Hotel’s dining honours give you an idea of how seriously mealtime is taken at the Interalpen-Hotel! Guests have a choice of Austrian classics, modern cuisine and a range of international culinary surprises, so be sure to make a reservation at either Café Wien & Salon Bellevue, Fireplace bar & Smokers’ Lounge, Hofburg Bar and Interalpen-Mountain Hut, Interalpen-Chef’s Table, Interalpen-Restaurant and Spa Restaurant. In order to celebrate classic Tyrolean-cuisine, Chef Mario Döring takes huge pride in sourcing the highest local quality produce. His artistry and sympathy of sustainable ingredients safeguards the origins of the regional dishes. His endeavour to create creative-modern influences will cultivate and augment your dining experience. The Hotel has one final culinary surprise – its Bakery. Every day you & your guests can expect traditionally freshly baked pastries and breads… it’s the yeast they could do!

Key Sustainable Features…

Local Produce & Supplier Relationships!

Interalpen-Hotel’s ingredients are locally-sourced from the Tyrol region, so you’ll certainly be having an authentic dining experience or two… this is Sustainable Cuisine 'made in Tyrol'. The Hotel sources the highest quality meat & poultry, vegetables, fresh milk and delicious fruit from farmers across the Tyrolean Oberland – all by accessing short delivery routes that allow flexibly in ordering and only according to demand. As well as this, the restaurants fish is delivered freshly caught from the lakes around Leutasch. Regional cuisine means authentically reflecting the culinary treasures of Tyrol, so what better way of preserving this attitude by having your very own herb garden?! The chefs at the Hotel use 'Head to Tail' cooking approach, meaning there is no wasted part of the animal. The Hotels chefs are proud of the little spoils; even 'offcuts' are put to good use in the form of breadcrumbs or sauce bases.  

Interalpen-Hotel regards its Suppliers as a cherished client, which is why there is an incredible bond of trust & reliability. Meet some of their key Suppliers in Tyrol:

• Genusswelt Winkler, Ötztal Train Station & Kofler in Landeck: Fresh Fruit and Vegetables

• Leutascher Fischerei in Leutasch: Fresh Mountain Trout and Brook Trout

• Bienenhof Zillertal in Strass in the Zillertal: fully ripened Honey

• Fisch Peer in the market hall Innsbruck: Seafood and Sustainably caught Fish

• À la carte in Haiming: 100% Austrian Pork, Beef and Chicken

Travel Matters Highlights…

Now, we’re advising that you align your stay at Interalpen-Hotel with one thing and one thing only…Snow Sports!

Austria’s Ski-season runs between mid-December to the end April, so this is prime time to book your holiday. With dramatic mountainous backdrops, an outstanding cross-country skiing network, and guaranteed snow - it’s no wonder Seefeld, in Tyrol, was one of the venues for the 1976 Winter Olympics.

The beauty of Austria’s winter sports scene is that skiers and snowboarders alike will find solace in the fresh and unscathed snow, whilst not having to battle through drones of mixed abilities to secure a seat on the modern ski-lift. Due to optimal Piste conditions, this is very good option not only for beginners and intermediate skiers, but also for experienced skiers. There are five flawlessly designed ski areas located near the Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol. For instance, the Bergbahnen Rosshütte is 15-minutes transfer from the Hotel and was voted best winner by Skiresort.de, mainly due to the 20km of pristine runs. Also worth mentioning is Olympiaregion Seefeld, which is a prominent location for cross country skiers as it has around 142km of cleared winter hiking trails. If you want to trade in the skis for a day, make sure to try your hand at other winter activities, such as; Tobogganing, Winter Hiking, Curling, Snowshoeing, Dog Sledding or even Ice Skating and Lake Möser.

Ski rental, Cross-country Ski rental and lessons are all available through the Hotel, in cooperation with the Mösern Ski School.

Map & Location…

If you have seen pictures of iconic pure alpine landscapes, it’s probably been taken in Tyrol. This region’s landscape encompasses majestic mountains (roughly 600 peaks), winding valleys, glistening lakes, snow-frosted forests, charming villages and meadows chiming with cowbells …all within the hearth of the Alps.

Tyrol is an ideal base for day transfers to other vibrant cities, as it is bordered to the north by the state of Bavaria and to the east by the states of Carinthia and Salzburg. With just 13% of the land habitable, it really gives you an idea of the kind of natural beauty you can expect. Its highest elevation is the Lauchsee Lake, Fieberbrunn, which is 859 metres above sea level. After its first decent dump of snow, Tyrol almost promises perfect iconic snowy winters.

The State of Tyrol offers lots in terms of adventures, landscapes and attractions for the whole family. With Innsbruck a 45-minute drive from Tyrol, visitors have the option to day-trip and visit Innsbruck‘s Alpenzoo, Altstadt von Innsbruck, Schloss Ambras Innsbruck and Hofkirche. Being the fifth-largest city in Austria, Innsbruck is a hub for cuisine, culture and entertainment and its emblematic Gothic architecture that date back to the 12th Century. Other than being known for its superb alpine vistas, this region has lots to offer in terms of history. The charming medieval town of Rattenberg is home to the Imperial Palace, as well as the famous Golden Roof. If you are visiting during the warmer months, make use of the summer toboggan runs and family-friendly swimming pools and nature park centres.