Alpbachtal Seenland Hotel Guide - Hotels with Spa in Alpbachtal Seenland, Tyrol

"Close to train station. Breakfast was very good"

"Beautiful property and very well maintained. Staff were exceptional and always tended to our needs immediately. I love the breakfast spread so much, so many options and very nutritious. Would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Kitzbühel."

"Wow, we stayed in the glass house on the 7th floor (superior room) and what an experience. The view was stunning, room spacious with lovely comfy bed. We didn’t use the spa but were able to see it and we will definitely come again to use the spa too, it is not classed as wellness hotel but has so much better spa than any other spa hotel I have seen. Only open few hours in evening though. Breakfast was lovely and the lady at the reception was so helpful. I booked the room last minute as Innsbruck town centre was fully booked and I am pleased it was as no way we would stay in such a lovely hotel otherwise. "

"Relaxing friendly service with immaculate grounds and spa"

"Love staying here and always enjoy my visit! My only concern this time is that the hot water heater for tea/coffee in the room was very old and was shedding plastic inside the pot when water was heated. That urgently needs to be replaced!"

"Very nicely located, slightly elevated above Jochberg which provided great views in all directions. The staff was very accommodating to our needs and very helpful in directing us to exquisite dining in the area, including their excellent restaurant. The pool and spa was enjoyed as well. We will be returning to this fine establishment!"

"The ‘Half Board’ was brilliant, amazing selection at breakfast and even champagne included at the weekends! Lovely room Mountain View. clean bright and airish "

"There is no AC in the hotel. This is the 21st century. With all due respectx despite everything else, this fact made the stay intolerable. "

"The room had a lot of nice little amenities, and it was obvious that some thought and love was put into it."