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• Ski back to the door on a red run. • Indulge yourself in the indoor pool and spa. • Loads for families, including a free kids’ club. The Seiblishof’s on the edge of town, next to a traditional Tyrolean farm – you might even see the cows when you set off in the morning. Speaking of, it's just a few minutes' walk to the Silvretta gondola, so you'll be slope swooshing in no time. And at the end of the day, you can ski down a red run to get back to the hotel. You can’t miss the hotel’s sunny yellow exterior and glass dome-topped entrance. Inside, it’s contemporary from top to toe, with plenty of sleek furnishings like the floating fireplace in the lobby. And there are some great facilities – the kids will love the free Toni’s Adventure Club and soft play, and whether you’re more about the bar or the spa, this hotel’s got you sorted. Mealtimes here are a treat, with a hot and cold buffet breakfast, afternoon snacks and a 5-course evening meal on the agenda. There’s an early dinner sitting especially for the little ones, and you can even take them to the kids’-only restaurant where they’ll be looked after while you enjoy your dinner.
• Ski back to the door on a red run.
• Indulge yourself in the indoor pool and spa.
• Loads for families, including a free kids’ club.
The Seiblishof’s on the edge of town, next to a traditional Tyrolean farm – you might even see the cows when you set off in the morning. Speaking of, it's just a few minutes' walk to the Silvretta gondola, so you'll be slope swooshing in no time. And at the end of the day, you can ski down a red run to get back to the hotel.
You can’t miss the hotel’s sunny yellow exterior and glass dome-topped entrance. Inside, it’s contemporary from top to toe, with plenty of sleek furnishings like the floating fireplace in the lobby. And there are some great facilities – the kids will love the free Toni’s Adventure Club and soft play, and whether you’re more about the bar or the spa, this hotel’s got you sorted.
Mealtimes here are a treat, with a hot and cold buffet breakfast, afternoon snacks and a 5-course evening meal on the agenda. There’s an early dinner sitting especially for the little ones, and you can even take them to the kids’-only restaurant where they’ll be looked after while you enjoy your dinner.
• Ski in Location
• 300m to town centre
• 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
• Free hotel-run Toni's Adventure Club snacks included (for kids aged 3-12)
• Children's soft play area with ball pit
• Extra charge for babysitting service
• Games room with table football and pinball
• Free WiFi and internet terminal
• Lift to all floors
• 57 rooms
FAMILIES
Toni's Adventure Club
The hotel hosts a free club in the afternoons, with range of activities and facilities for kids aged 3-12.
Activities:
• Weekly activity programme
• Toni's Adventureland with climbing wall and arts & crafts area
• Soft play area with slide and ball pit
• Children's theatre and cinema
• Supervised kids' restaurant
• Playground
• Supervision is available 5 days a week from 3-9pm and is subject to minimum numbers. Pre-booking is recommended.
Family facilities
On top of the kids' club, the hotel also offers a range of services for babies and young children. These include:
• Extra charge for private nanny service
• Infant care set including cot, changing mat and more
Highchairs, bottle warmers and sterilisers
Free baby monitors available for hire
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.
Half Board
• 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.
Safety standards for balconies and public walkways are different in Austria – the railings may be lower and they could have ornamental features you wouldn’t see in the UK or Ireland. Please take extra care on or around them, and make sure children aged under 12 years are always supervised.
Ski holidays in Ischgl are getting more and more popular with British skiers. Traditionally, about 80% of British skiers book their skiing holidays in France but, as people have begun to look further afield, Austria has gained a significant chunk of the market, and Ischgl is one of the biggest attractions for Brits.
It’s one of the most snow secure ski resorts in the Austria Alps and boasts the longest winter season of any Austrian ski resorts, opening in late November and closing in early May.
Ischgl is very well known for its lively après ski and nightlife and the resort is very proud of this fact! It’s a perfect resort if you are looking for skiing holidays where you are can ski all day and party all night. Ischgl has many night clubs where world-famous DJs play on a regular basis. The feel of the resort is beautifully summed up by the resort slogan 'Relax… If you can!' With 238km of skiing (just covered on the Ischgl lift pass) and an extra 110km of piste in the Silvretta Arena which includes Galtur, a trip to Ischgl gives you access to just under 350km of skiing to be explored, as well as a vast number of après ski venues and late-night bars and clubs.
As well as all of the skiing and the partying you can also do a bit of bargain shopping whilst on your skiing holidays in Ischgl. This is due to the fact that you can ski across the Swiss border to the Swiss ski resort (and tax haven) of Samnaun, with the run there being aptly named 'Duty-Free'. Even non-skiers in your party can get over to Samnaun as they can purchase a 'Smugglers' lift ticket which will get them all the way from Ischgl to Samnaun and back by hopping from lift to lift as a pedestrian.
If you want a resort with a vast amount of skiing, a good snow record, amazing Ischgl ski deals,great après ski and brilliant nightlife, Ischgl has got your name written all over it!
The skiing in Ischgl is mainly suited to intermediate and advanced skiers but it does also cater well to beginners.
If you’re the type of skier who likes regions with plenty of pistes to navigate and lots of little nooks and crannies to explore without the hassle of getting a ski bus then Ischgl is the place for you.
There are 6 valleys to ski which all interconnect as well as plenty of tree skiing and high altitude north-facing runs that hold their snow right through to the end of the season. The ski area is known as the Silvretta Arena also includes the resort of Galtur and has a massive 340 km of slopes.
The majority of the beginners’ skiing in Ischgl is situated around the Idalp plateau. This is the main area where everyone sets off from on skis at the start of the day. The 3 main gondolas that take you up the mountain from Ischgl itself all meet at the Idalp and the ski school meeting point is here as a result. There are plenty of slopes for beginners to explore around the Idalp and, being up at 2320m, they will give you a real sense of being up in the mountains.
The Intermediate skiing in Ischgl is very extensive with over 50 blue and red runs which are ideal for intermediate skiers. As an intermediate skier, you’ll also love 'Run 11' which offers an uninterrupted 11km run which eventually takes you all the way down into Ischgl village itself. Of the 238km of piste, Ischgl has on offer, over 150km is made up of red runs, ideal for intermediate skiing.
The advanced skiing in Ischgl will keep even the most adventurous of skiers happy. There are hundreds of Km's of pistes to cover with almost as much off-piste as there is on the piste. If you’re an advanced skier you really must ski in Ischgl at least once.
There is a huge amount of off-piste skiing in Ischgl. In fact, there’s almost as much off-piste skiing in Ischgl as there is on-piste skiing. There are a number of un-posted, yet marked areas for experts to explore and there are more than 40 recognized off-piste routes to discover as well.
Many of these aren’t obvious to the untrained eye and it’s highly recommended that you hire a guide.
A Snowboarding holiday in Ischgl will not be a let-down no matter what type of snowboarding you’re into or ability level you are at. There are plenty of easy and winding runs for those who like to spend their hours cruising around on their snowboard and there’s an unbelievable amount of off-piste to be explored as well!
On top of this, snowboarders will love the internationally recognized snowpark with kickers, tabletops, and spines that are all immaculately maintained. To top it all off there’s also a meticulously maintained ISF- standard halfpipe, 100m long, 15m wide and 3.5m high. People come from far and wide for their snowboarding holidays in Ischgl and it's not hard to see why!
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Hotel Resort Seiblishof
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The apres-ski in Ischgl is some of the best in the world and, as with many Austrian ski resorts, the après ski is taken almost as seriously as the skiing itself. The après ski starts in the on-mountain bars and restaurants and carries on into the main pedestrian area of the village.
Expect the beer to be flowing with plenty of loud music and dancing on tables. Bars such as the Romantic Hutt'n and the Schatzi are some of the busiest and the best après ski bars in Austria, if not the Alps, so if it is après ski that you want then a ski holiday in Ischgl will be exactly what you are after.
In Ischgl the party doesn't just stop with the après ski, there are also loads of nightclubs in Ischgl. It is very much a resort that is alive and bustling through until the early hours and there are main late-night pubs, cocktails bars, and nightclubs to cater for holidaymakers who want to ski all day and party all night.
The Trofana Arena regularly has live bands playing and Ischgl's opening, early season, the party has made headlines with some world-famous acts performing live for the crowds. You really can ski all day and party all night and the skiing, as well as the nightlife in Ischgl, will not let you down.
You can also luxuriate around the resort at the leisure center with its pool, saunas, and steam rooms, compete with your friends at indoor tennis, curling, or the bowling alley, go ice skating, or enjoy yourself on the snow without skis by ice skating, tobogganing, sleigh rides or snowshoeing.
Part of the Silvretta Arena ski area
