Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol: A Wellness Secret on the Seefeld Plateau

In the middle of the Tyrolean Alps, standing alone at 1,300 metres on the Seefeld Plateau, sits Interalpen-Hotel Tyrol. The panoramic view over forests, valleys and peaks is especially striking in November and December, before the high season begins, when the light turns crystal clear. Generous wood and natural stone surfaces along with tall windows define the hotel's traditional Alpine architecture.

268 Spacious Rooms

The 268 rooms and suites rank among the largest in the Alps, finished with muted colours, fine fabrics and a private balcony, with nearly every room opening onto views of the Inn valley. Some suites include a fireplace or private spa elements, especially welcome in the cooler months.

Over 5,000 Square Metres of Spa

The sauna village ranks among the largest in Europe, with themed and panoramic saunas, steam baths, an ice grotto and relaxation zones warmed by open fire. At its centre sits the infinity pool with mountain views, complemented by indoor and outdoor pools, private spa suites for couples, and treatments from Susanne Kaufmann and Ligne St. Barth.

Gourmet Cooking Under Daniel Senst

The kitchen, led by Daniel Senst, favours regionally sourced ingredients with a contemporary touch, the main restaurant serves a five course menu daily, classic or vegetarian. Guests looking for something more intimate can book the Chef's Table. An in house pâtisserie, a wine cellar and the Cigar Lounge Club round out the offering. The stretch between mid November and mid December in particular shows the hotel at its quietest, with fewer guests and open loungers in the spa.