One of Seefeld's most prominent hotels, the family-run Kaltschmid has a superb location in the heart of the village's pedestrianised centre, and offers a fantastic range of activities and offers, including Free drinks with dinner, a daily activity programme with guided walks, and extensive leisure facilities.Here is a testimonial from some of our guests who stayed at this hotel:"Thank you Frankie, Michelle, Neil and of course Garry who made our excursions so interesting with both facts and humour, a great team who were always so helpful friendly and full of fun making our holiday in Seefield so enjoyable. Inghams you certainly have selected well with this team.Thanks again" – The Yorkshire Puds". October 2014

No. of rooms: 165 No. of buildings: No. of floors: No. of interconnecting rooms: 0 Annex: Official rating: 4

Comfortable lounge and bar Two residents' restaurants and two à la carte restaurants Sports pub Leisure area with indoor pool, 2 saunas, herbal steam room, 2 jacuzzis (one indoor), childrens' pool (free) Nightclub Wi-Fi (pay locally) Lift Indoor pool Opening Times:08.00-20.00 Opening Times:08.00-20.00 Bar Restaurant Disco or nightclub Indoor jacuzzi Sauna Steam room Lounge WiFi

Situated on an open, scenic plateau above the Inn Valley just 10 miles from Innsbruck, Seefeld is a large bustling village offering something for everyone. The walking in this region is varied and suitable for all levels. Situated on an open, scenic plateau above the Inn Valley just 10 miles from Innsbruck, Seefeld is a large bustling village offering something for everyone. The walking in this region is varied and suitable for all levels. Seefeld food and restaurants You can experience some truly delicious cuisine in and around Seefeld in a variety of different restaurants and bars that cater for different tastes and interests. Milchhof offers some traditional Austrian food and is a firm favourite of Inghams, and Klosterbrau Grill has a brilliant setting in an old wine cellar, serving their own home-brewed beers. Seefeld wine and bars Fleder Maus sports bar sits in the centre of town and is lively on the weekend evenings, and Woods is a popular après ski bar in the winter but opens out into a lovely sunny terrace in the summer that overlooks Seekirchl. Beer is the local drink of choice, and you can find home brewed beer on the tap at the Klosterbrau Grill. Seefeld shopping Seefeld sits only 10 miles away from the city of Innsbruck, which makes an excellent shopping location for those who want to pick up a few designer goods, souvenirs, clothes, shoes, handbags and more! Getting to Innsbruck is easy, you can get the train from the centre of Seefeld and be within the city within 40 minutes. Seefeld spas and relaxation You can find a spa complex in the Olympia Leisure Centre in Seefeld where there are saunas, tranquility rooms, cold plunge pools, relaxation pools, massages on offer as well as beauty treatments.  Most 4-star hotels also offer spa facilities, but notably the Hotel Seespitz has a wonderful indoor/outdoor swimming pool, saunas, steam baths, infrared cabins, gym, massage and beauty treatments. The lake-side location adds to the charm of this hotel. Seefeld arts, culture and events With an action-packed summer calendar there is no shortage of things to do in Seefeld throughout the whole season! Experience a slice of real Austrian Tyrolean culture at one of the many town festivals, including the Strudelfest and Annual Dorf Festival.  Exploring further afield, Innsbruck is only a 40 minute train journey away is brimming with culture and history. Visit some famous international landmarks like the Golden Roof, Imperial Palace, Ambras Castle, Tyrolean Folk Art Museum and the Swarovski Crystal World.Seefeld food and restaurantsYou can experience some truly delicious cuisine in and around Seefeld in a variety of different restaurants and bars that cater for different tastes and interests. Milchhof offers some traditional Austrian food and is a firm favourite of Inghams, and Klosterbrau Grill has a brilliant setting in an old wine cellar, serving their own home-brewed beers.Seefeld wine and barsFleder Maus sports bar sits in the centre of town and is lively on the weekend evenings, and Woods is a popular après ski bar in the winter but opens out into a lovely sunny terrace in the summer that overlooks Seekirchl. Beer is the local drink of choice, and you can find home brewed beer on the tap at the Klosterbrau Grill.Seefeld shoppingSeefeld sits only 10 miles away from the city of Innsbruck, which makes an excellent shopping location for those who want to pick up a few designer goods, souvenirs, clothes, shoes, handbags and more! Getting to Innsbruck is easy, you can get the train from the centre of Seefeld and be within the city within 40 minutes.Seefeld spas and relaxationYou can find a spa complex in the Olympia Leisure Centre in Seefeld where there are saunas, tranquility rooms, cold plunge pools, relaxation pools, massages on offer as well as beauty treatments. Most 4-star hotels also offer spa facilities, but notably the Hotel Seespitz has a wonderful indoor/outdoor swimming pool, saunas, steam baths, infrared cabins, gym, massage and beauty treatments. The lake-side location adds to the charm of this hotel.Seefeld arts, culture and eventsWith an action-packed summer calendar there is no shortage of things to do in Seefeld throughout the whole season! Experience a slice of real Austrian Tyrolean culture at one of the many town festivals, including the Strudelfest and Annual Dorf Festival. Exploring further afield, Innsbruck is only a 40 minute train journey away is brimming with culture and history. Visit some famous international landmarks like the Golden Roof, Imperial Palace, Ambras Castle, Tyrolean Folk Art Museum and the Swarovski Crystal World.

Hot and cold buffet breakfast 4 course evening meal with choice of each course plus salad and cheese buffets and free drinks during dinner Weekly dessert buffets, weekly farmers' buffet, weekly hors d'oeuvre buffet