Hotel Krinserhof, Seefeld

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The holiday was great; the hotel is really nice with very friendly owners. The hotel is run by an Austrian mother and son and the dad did the cooking. The food was good and there was plenty of it – they do a continental breakfast in the mornings with croissants, cheese, ham, bread, jam, cereals and yoghurts an... + more
Jess Navey, London
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Overview: hotel description: Hotel Krinserhof description

Full of Tyrolean charm, this small, family-run hotel is situated in a quiet and elevated position overlooking Seefeld. The friendly Binder family provide a warm welcome to all guests and will ensure you are well looked after. The whole hotel is non-smoking.


Facilities: Hotel Krinserhof features

  • Pretty Tyrolean style dining room
  • Lounge area with TV and board games
  • Bar
  • Terrace
  • Table tennis
  • Wi-Fi (Free)

Special attractions:

  • 3 minutes’ (300m) walk to the Rosshütte funicular, 15 minutes’ walk to the resort centre.

Room Types: Hotel Krinserhof bedrooms

  • 15 Larger Austrian twins have bath or shower, some have balcony or seating area.
  • Small Austrian twins have shared facilities. All rooms are traditionally furnished and have radio and hairdryer.

Meals: Hotel Krinserhof food & drink

  • Buffet breakfast
  • Guests choosing half board will receive a good, homecooked 3 course evening meal with choice of main dish plus salad buffet
  • Weekly fondue evening
We update Hotel Krinserhof's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Seefeld: about holidays in Seefeld: about ski holidays in Seefeld: about ski holidays in Seefeld Austria

World-class cross-country Oodles to do

Perhaps the best cross-country ski destination in the world, this Nordic sporting village is famous for hosting various world-class competitions including the Winter Olympics. With a goldmine of different activities on and off the snow and regular events throughout the season, there’s never a dull moment during a stay in Seefeld.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Cross-country Families Groups

Seefeld webcam

Snow Report: Top 119cm, Bottom N/Acm

Snow Forecast: 0cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 55.33cm

Seefeld trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck Airport25mins, 22km
Munich Airport1hour 30mins, 156km
Salzburg2hours, 200km
Region:Tirol, Austria
First opened:1933

Seefeld lift pass price last reported as €200.50 (6 Day Adult Pass). Ask for a quote when booking Hotel Krinserhof.
Night skiing: Yes
Seefeld has SW NW facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December – April.

Town altitude: 1200m
Top of slopes: 2064m
Bottom of piste: 1200m
Vertical drop: 864m
Total length of trails:37km
Longest piste:6km
Seefeld is a fairly large, laid-back and traditionally Austrian village in the Innsbruck Valley of Tirol. Its history goes far back, as evidenced by the charming village churches - one of which was built in the 13th Century. Nowadays there are modern facilities and an abundance of luxury hotels with gourmet restaurants and swanky bars to be found here. Skiers and non-skiers alike will love the bundle of activities, events and attractions in this stunningly scenic area. With a whopping 279km of cross-country sk...
Downhill skiing is mostly split between lifts up the Rosshütte and the Gschwandtkopf which are accessible by car or ski buses, but if there’s one thing everyone can appreciate on or off the piste it will be the gorgeous views across the frosty woodland range. There’s a reserved nursery area further down the village in Geigenbühel and another at the Birkenlifte. Beginners have a good few runs to pick from up the mountain – the Gschwandtkopf is the best area with wide gentle blues careering down from the su...
The Ski-Alm at the bottom of the Rosshütte is the most popular place to kick off an evening of après. For a classy sherry together after a day on the slopes head into the Hotel Klosterbräu’s Piano Bar and relax by the fire. Inside the Fundisco you can find the Britannia pub with darts, billiards and pinball machines. Later on the Jeep discothèque opens for some thumping techno late into the evening. The Fledermaus is another recommended club known for its swish cocktails. For a meal on the mountain, the R...

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"Nice hotel & friendly owners"

Jess Navey, London
5/ out of 5
The holiday was great; the hotel is really nice with very friendly owners. The hotel is run by an Austrian mother and son and the dad did the cooking. The food was good and there was plenty of it – they do a continental breakfast in the mornings with croissants, cheese, ham, bread, jam, cereals and yoghurts and in the evening they had a salad bar every night and different main courses and puddings. We shared tables with other guests and often sat with some other girls so we made some friends which was nice. Our room was a twin and had an en-suite. There was plenty of space as we packed our skis and boots in the garage and only had to take helmets and stuff up. It would have been nice to have a TV but I packed my lap top anyway so we could watch DVD’s in the evening. To get to the slopes from the hotel is probably a 5-10 minute walk along a footbath with skis; we could actually ski along it at the beginning of the week as the snow was good. It’s a bit outside the town so getting to the bars and restaurants takes around 15 minutes. The owner (Freddie) offered a tour of Innsbruck if you wanted a day off skiing, where you could explore the town and see the Zoo, but we didn’t do this. They also did an Austrian music evening where the lady played the harp and people played other instruments, which was really sweet. I don’t know if it would be a good place for families as there weren’t any children there when we stayed. It’s probably best for couples of all ages and small groups, I wouldn’t say it’s a good place for big groups of young people as it’s probably too quiet.
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