Seefeld, Tyrol, Austria · 25 min from Innsbruck · Grand spa resort
Alpin Resort Sacher Seefeld
An eighty-one-room resort on the Seefeld plateau, under the Sacher name since 2022, where the spa and a six-course half board are the two fixed points of the stay.
Eighty-one rooms in a twenty-thousand-square-metre park on the Seefeld plateau, under the Sacher name since 2022, and the breakfast comes with sparkling wine and Original Sacher-Torte because of course it does.
The spa splits cleanly: a textile Alpin Aktiv side, and a textile-free Spa Chalet with a forty-two-square-metre panorama sauna looking at the mountains. Twenty-metre heated infinity sports pool, natural bathing lake with an alpine beach, brine grotto at forty-five degrees.
Michael takes a guided hike Monday to Friday from June to October, Fabian takes the e-bikes, and from December to March there are torchlit and snowshoe walks. Sauna rituals on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Toboggans, snowshoes, poles and rucksacks are free; the station is 1.2 kilometres away and the transfer is not charged.
The Alps — the region, not the property. Photograph Claudio Biesele
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The facilities
4,700 m² in a 20,000 m² park, split between a textile Alpin Aktiv Spa and the textile-free Spa Chalet
20 m heated infinity sports pool
Natural bathing lake with an alpine beach
Solegrotte brine grotto at 42–45°C
42 m² Panoramasauna in the Spa Chalet, facing the Seefeld mountains
Heated indoor and outdoor panoramic pool, open year-round
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The rooms
CategorySizeSleeps
Standard RoomThe entry-level double30–35 m²2
Deluxe RoomDouble with a seating area35–40 m²2
Junior SuiteThe hotel's own most-booked category45–50 m²3
Premium SuiteViews to the Tyrolean mountains50–70 m²3
Family SuiteLiving and sleeping separate55 m²4
Signature SuitePrivate sauna on the terrace90–95 m²3
81 rooms and suites in all. 6 categories from the hotel's own pages, smallest first — see their own page ↗.
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What the rate covers
What you will not have to think about
Breakfast
07:00–11:00
With sparkling wine and Original Sacher-Torte
Afternoon cake
15:00–17:00
Dinner
18:30–21:00
Six courses at Restaurant Der Max, two Gault&Millau toques. Tyrolean Evening every Friday, gala dinner every Saturday
Drinks, and the small printAll-day self-service tea in the Alpin Spa Bistro and Spa Chalet only. Lunch is served 13:00–15:00 but is not part of half board.
Yours, at no extra cost
Guided hikes
With hiking guide Michael, Mon–Fri, June to October
Guided e-bike tours
With Fabian, Mon–Fri, June to October
Torchlit and snowshoe hikes
December to March
Fitness classes
With a personal trainer — full body workout, stretching and mobility, Pilates Reformers, aqua fitness, face yoga
Sauna infusion rituals
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday with the Tyrolean sauna master team
Toboggan and snowshoe hire, rucksacks and poles
Free
Ski, cross-country and bike depots
Free
Shuttle within Seefeld
Plus free transfer from Seefeld station, 1.2 km away
Guest card
Regional partner discounts
Also in the rate
Leading Hotels of the World since 2023
Rooms 30–95 m² across six categories
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Before you book
Before you go6 things worth knowing first
Parts of the spa are textile-free. Textile-free Spa Chalet is 16+ If bathing without a swimsuit is not for you, check which zones before you book — in much of the Alps it is the norm rather than the exception.
The house takes children, but not everywhere in it. Textile-free Spa Chalet is 16+ For the children themselves: Family suites with a second bathroom, but no kids club; childcare on request and charged
Local tourist tax is extra — €5.00 pp/night from 1 May 2026, exempt to the end of the year the guest turns 15, collected at the hotel and not in the rate.
The spa is not free on your departure day. Chargeable — €25 pp after checkout Worth budgeting for if you have a late flight.
Dogs — €45 per night per the FAQ; the inclusive-services page says €39 — confirm at booking.
Language. English is spoken throughout, but the hotel's own pages are often fuller in German — which is where several of the details above came from.
What is not included8 charges on top of the rate
Parking
Outdoor €15/day, carport €20/day, garage €25/day
Dog
€45 per night per the FAQ; the inclusive-services page says €39 — confirm at booking
Local tax
€5.00 pp/night from 1 May 2026, exempt to the end of the year the guest turns 15
Post-checkout spa
€25 pp
Room service
From €10
Childcare
On request and charged — there is no kids club
Treatments and the Sacher Academy For Better Aging
Charged
E-bike hire and lift passes
Charged
The facts, as published12 lines, plus a link to their own site
Classification5-star
CategoryGrand spa resort
Rooms81
Spa4,700 m²
Saunas7
Pools5
Minimum stayNot published
Check-in / out15:00 / 11:00
Spa on arrival dayNot published
Spa on departure dayChargeable — €25 pp after checkout
ChildrenFamily suites with a second bathroom, but no kids club; childcare on request and charged
Leading Hotels of the World since 2023Two Gault&Millau toques
Falstaff and the RELAX Guide are the two authorities on spa hotels in the German-speaking world — widely trusted there, and almost unknown elsewhere. Falstaff scores out of 100; the RELAX Guide awards up to four lilies, which very few hotels hold. Gault&Millau rates kitchens in toques, four being exceptional.
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Getting there
By air
Innsbruck 25 min · Munich 2 hr · Zurich 3 hr
By rail
Seefeld, 1.2 km
Transfers
Complimentary transfer from Seefeld station; airport transfers charged
Worth knowing
Bus stop at the door
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Why it qualifies
Every one of these was verified against what the hotel itself publishes. Any of them will take you to the others that share it.
Compiled from the hotel's own published pages where available, otherwise from trade and press sources, correct as at September 2026. Anything marked "not published" is something the hotel does not state — we would rather tell you that than guess. The image above is a generated illustration, not a photograph of the property.
