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The Hotel Residenz Hochland is a bit of a skiers dream - it's right on the Geigenbühel slopes so in the mornings you could be out getting started on some laps before everyone else. The main Rosshütte slopes are a bit further - although the ski bus runs from the bottom of the local slopes to make it easy to explore. Being on the piste, the views are pretty awesome - looking out over Seefeld's valley. And it's only a few minutes' walk to the centre of town for your après fix or a spot of shopping. The food is a pleasing mix of local cuisine and international favourites - and the chefs are more than happy to cater for vegetarians and special dietary requirements - just let them know in advance. If you don't fancy heading out after dinner then there's a relaxed piano bar and lounge with open fireplace. Decor-wise the Hochland is fairly traditional - lots of natural wood and knick-knacks gathered over generations, highlighting the history of the region - but with plenty of modern elements thrown in too. Also the rooms are very spacious and the vast majority have a balcony or terrace. The service is friendly and welcoming - it's all about feeling relaxed. And to help with that, there's an excellent wellness centre for some chill-out time and perhaps a massage. Afterwards you could take a dip in the indoor pool. Location: An international resort steeped in Olympic history, Seefeld has separate ski areas for beginners and intermediates, floodlit night skiing and a huge cross-country network. Just a stone’s throw from the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck, Seefeld is an attractive village built around a large pedestrian centre. Seefeld is known for hosting the Winter Olympics, both in 1964 and 1976, and most recently the first Youth Olympics in 2012. The village has plenty of high quality hotels and a range of activities for skiers and non-skiers alike. It’s an excellent choice for groups of mixed ability skiers or groups including non-skiers. • Ski-in location on Geigenbühel slopes. • 5-10-minute walk to the resort centre. • 5-10-minute walk to the ski bus stop. • 20 minute walk to the Rosshütte lifts.
The Hotel Residenz Hochland is a bit of a skiers dream - it's right on the Geigenbühel slopes so in the mornings you could be out getting started on some laps before everyone else. The main Rosshütte slopes are a bit further - although the ski bus runs from the bottom of the local slopes to make it easy to explore. Being on the piste, the views are pretty awesome - looking out over Seefeld's valley. And it's only a few minutes' walk to the centre of town for your après fix or a spot of shopping.
The food is a pleasing mix of local cuisine and international favourites - and the chefs are more than happy to cater for vegetarians and special dietary requirements - just let them know in advance. If you don't fancy heading out after dinner then there's a relaxed piano bar and lounge with open fireplace.
Decor-wise the Hochland is fairly traditional - lots of natural wood and knick-knacks gathered over generations, highlighting the history of the region - but with plenty of modern elements thrown in too. Also the rooms are very spacious and the vast majority have a balcony or terrace. The service is friendly and welcoming - it's all about feeling relaxed. And to help with that, there's an excellent wellness centre for some chill-out time and perhaps a massage. Afterwards you could take a dip in the indoor pool.
Location:
An international resort steeped in Olympic history, Seefeld has separate ski areas for beginners and intermediates, floodlit night skiing and a huge cross-country network. Just a stone’s throw from the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck, Seefeld is an attractive village built around a large pedestrian centre. Seefeld is known for hosting the Winter Olympics, both in 1964 and 1976, and most recently the first Youth Olympics in 2012. The village has plenty of high quality hotels and a range of activities for skiers and non-skiers alike. It’s an excellent choice for groups of mixed ability skiers or groups including non-skiers.
• Ski-in location on Geigenbühel slopes.
• 5-10-minute walk to the resort centre.
• 5-10-minute walk to the ski bus stop.
• 20 minute walk to the Rosshütte lifts.
• Free WiFi
• Breakfast Room
• Restaurant
• Sun Terrace
• Piano Bar
• Lounge
• Fireplace
• Separate Smoking Lounge
• Library
• Wellness Area
• Indoor Pool
• Whirlpool
• Sauna
• Steam Room
• Infrared Cabin
• Kneipp Pool
• Tea Corner
• Relaxation Area
• Massage Available for Extra Charge
• Games Room
• Ski Storage with Boot Dryer
• Laundry Service Available for Extra Charge
• Room Service Available for Extra Charge
• Pets Welcome
• Wheelchair Accessible in Most Parts of Hotel
• Free Car Parking Available
• Lift
All rooms have a hairdryer, cable TV, safe and bathrobes.
• Twin room (28m²) - sleeps 1-2: Austrian twin beds, private bath or shower and WC.
• Twin room (36m²) - sleeps 2: Austrian twin beds, private shower, WC and balcony or terrace.
• Superior twin room (50m²) - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults): Austrian twin beds, double sofa bed, private bath or shower, WC and balcony or terrace.
• Superior twin room (50m²) - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults): Austrian twin beds, double sofa bed, private bath, WC and balcony or terrace.
• Junior suite (55-60m²) - sleeps 2-4 (max 3 adults): Austrian twin beds, double sofa bed, private shower, WC and balcony or terrace.
• Single room (18m²) - sleeps 1: single bed, private shower, WC and balcony. No supplement.
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.
• Continental buffet breakfast.
• Afternoon Snack.
• 4-Course Evening Meals with a Choice of Main Course
• Daily Salad Buffet.
• Weekly Gala Dinner with Music.
• Special Dietary Requirements can be Catered for, for a Small Local Charge - Please Advise at Time of Booking.
Please note, many Austrian hotels do not serve free tap water with meals.
Seefeld is undoubtedly one of the best destinations on Europe for cross-country Nordic skiing. It has almost 300km of trails available and it is highly thought of within the cross-country skiing community. Add to that almost 50km of down hill skiing and it gives you a perfect resort to head too if you are looking for a good mixture of both ski disciplines. Seefeld is also a brilliant resort for those looking to try downhill skiing for the first time and the fact that Seefeld is only 30 minutes from Innsbruck means that getting there could not be easier. It is a beautiful resort with classic Tirolean charm and lovely architecture.
Seefeld has played host to the winter Olympics 2 times (once in 1964 and once in 1976) and in recent years it also hosted the Youth Olympics (in 2012). As you might expect from any Olympic resort, Seefeld has a wealth of decent facilities on offer, for example, the Olympic Sport Centre for ice skating as well as floodlit pistes for night events and night skiing, along with a modern lift system (some lifts have weatherproof covers and heated seats). There are also plenty of bars and restaurants to keep you occupied off the slopes, as well as a casino which makes a ski holiday to Seefeld great for both skiers and non skiers alike. The fact that you can get to Innsbruck in just 30 minutes is great for non skiers who want to go a day trip to go shopping.
iSki has a good selection of accommodation option in Seefeld so have a look and see if you can find what you are looking for. If you can't find what you want or if you just want some help along the way then do not be afraid to give us a call on 02037780123. We are here to help.
Beginners will start off by skiing at the Geigenbuhel area. It is specifically tailored towards the needs of beginners skiers with easy and gentle blue runs. After a day of to of lessons you will probably want to head to the Gschwandtkopf area. This area is also only blue runs but there is a bit more variety on offer.
Intermediate skiers will be able to make the most of all of the skiing in Seefeld. Start of the week with a few gentle runs at Geigenbuhel, then move onto the bigger area of Gschwandtkopf. After this head over to Rosshutte where there are some more challenging blue and red runs.
There are a couple of black runs available to expert skiers down from the top of Seefelder Joch and the red runs on the Rosshutte will be of interest to advanced skiers as well. There are also some good off piste opportunities if you know where to look so a hiring a guide is well worth it.
As with skiing, Seefeld is a great place to learn to snowboard, with gentle piste and not to many lift queues. More advanced snowboarders will like the well maintained pistes and the off piste opportunities as well as the Crazy-Hole snowpark which has a few rails and kickers.
With 279km of cross-country trails, Seefeld is a brilliant destination for a cross-country ski holiday. There is terrain to suite all abilities from beginner to advanced, and the area known as the Olympiaregion has trails that link up 5 villages. If you are after lessons then there is a specific ski school for cross-country skiing.
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Hotel Residenz Hochland
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Seefeld is a busy ski resort with loads going on. There are roughly 50 restaurants and a whole host of bars to choose from as well. Ski-Alm, which is a bar that is located at the bottom of the Rosshutte ski area, is always a popular venue for a few apres ski drinks.
After the fun is over at Ski-Alm you can head into town and take your pick of the bars such as Braurkeller or the Britannia Pub with pool, darts and pinball. Popular restaurant choices include, Sudtirolerstuben and Batzenhausel. For those who want to keep the party going then head to the Jeep discotheque or why not have a flutter at the casino.
142km of cleared winter walking paths – Ice Skating – Curling Tobogganing – Sleigh Rides – Day trips to Innsbruck
