A hearty welcome to Hotel & Spa Klosterbräu in Seefeld in Tyrol where history, hospitality at the highest level and exceptional cosiness come together to make a perfect blend.

Hotel Klosterbräu boasts a long history dating back to the year 1516 when the Monastery of “Sevelt” was erected on the site of today’s Tyrolean extra-class hotel. For six generations, the Seyrling family has been placing the entire focus on pampering its demanding guests. The centuries-old structure of the building has been preserved in its original state and modern-day comforts of a five-star hotel have been added. This way, the hotel’s charm and uniqueness have been retained.

Your contact person:

Agnes Ferenczi 
Bankett Coordinator 
Hotel Klosterbräu
Klosterstrasse 30

A-6100 Seefeld

Phone: +43 (0) 5212 – 2621 - 260
Fax: +43 (0) 5212 – 2621 – 3885

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We will be pleased to organise a pick-up service from one of the nearby airports or train stations. The transfer from Seefeld train station is free of charge.
The transfers are carried out with our VIP shuttle (for up to 6 persons).

1. INNSBRUCK AIRPORT OR TRAIN STATION
   Shuttle (up to 4 persons)  € 40 one-way
   Shuttle (up to 8 persons)  € 54 one-way
   Bus (up to 55 persons)*  € 320 – may vary according to the flight arrival time
   
   
2. MUNICH AIRPORT
   Shuttle (up to 4 persons)  € 245 one-way
   Shuttle (up to 8 persons)  € 320 one-way
   Bus (up to 55 persons)*  € 630 – may vary according to the flight arrival time
   
   
3. SALZBURG AIRPORT
   Shuttle (up to 4 persons)  € 295 one-way
   Shuttle (up to 8 persons)  € 395 one-way
   Bus (up to 55 persons)*  € 480 – may vary according to the flight arrival time

*The fares indicated are approximate and are subject to change

1. By car
• coming from East: A1 motorway, exit "Zirl Ost" + 12 km
• coming from North: motorway “Garmisch“ (no toll) + 35 km
• coming from West: A1 motorway, exit "Telfs Ost" + 12 km
• coming from South: A1 motorway, exit "Telfs Ost" + 12 km
2. By train
• www.oebb.at
• www.bahn.de
• www.sbb.ch
3. By air
• Innsbruck 21 km - www.Innsbruck–Airport.com
• Munich 138 km - www.Munich–Airport.de
• Salzburg 200 km - www.Salzburg–Airport.com
• Zurich 300 km - www.Flughafen–Zuerich.ch

The hotel is situated right at the centre, in Seefeld’s pedestrian precinct, adjacent to the church. Our guests may access the hotel by car. We will be pleased to park your car after check-in on our private car park or in our garage (at about 100 m from the hotel).

In the second half of the 14th century the knight Oswald der Milser lived on a hill near Seefeld. He was a proud and aggressive man who had the devotional abbot of Stams Konrad Speiser arrested by force in 1376.

The hand-written report of Saint Petrus Canisius described the miracle with the following words:

“On Maundy Thursday of the year 1376 the knight Oswald der Milser came to the church of Seefeld during the Easter Communion and demanded to get a host the same size as normal hosts. The small host wasn’t enough for him. The priest was scared and acted as he was told.

However, when the priest gave him the sacrament, that means a large host, god’s will prevailed. The hard rock on which the altar was set moved and the ground opened as if it wanted to swallow the knight alive. Oswald was terribly frightened as the earth had already swallowed him up to his feet and he wanted to cling to the altar - he desperately reached for it with his right hand. However, as soon as the knight touched the stone, it turned as soft as wax and the impressions of his fingers can still be seen on the altar today. The altar even pushed slightly against him.

The host however had turned bloody the moment his tongue had touched it. The priest took the host out of his mouth again.

As a result, many pilgrims came to Seefeld to marvel at the place of the miracle. This marked the beginning of “tourism” – and Hotel Klosterbräu, which was built by Emperor Maximilian I as of the year 1516.

For six generations (since 1809), the Seyrling family has been placing the entire focus on pampering its demanding guests. The centuries-old structure of the building has been preserved in its original state and modern-day comforts of a five-star hotel have been added.