Recharge your batteries with outdoor yoga

Experience the power of nature and gentle movement in the fresh air as you cultivate balance and energy.

As nature awakens to new life, it’s the perfect time to revitalise your body and mind. Outdoor yoga combines the calming energy of nature with the benefits of mindful movement – an ideal way to rejuvenate during your stay at the Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld.

Springtime – the best season for outdoor yoga

With the arrival of spring, the crisp, fresh air and the awakening of nature naturally recharge our energy. Embrace this season of renewal by strengthening your body and mind with gentle yoga flows. Let the breathtaking beauty of the Tyrolean Alps inspire you as you experience the rejuvenating power of deep breaths in the open air.

Yoga programmes at the Klosterbräu

We offer regular outdoor yoga sessions. Whether in the green meadow with a view of the majestic Tyrolean mountains, in the peaceful hotel garden, or on our sunny terrace, each session offers a chance to breathe deeply, stretch gently, and connect with nature’s wonderfully revitalising energy. From sun salutations in the morning light to relaxing yin yoga at sunset, our experienced yoga instructors will guide you on your journey towards greater balance and well-being.

What are the benefits of outdoor yoga?

✔️ More oxygen enhances concentration and supports cell regeneration.
✔️ Sunlight boosts vitamin D production and lifts your mood.
✔️ Natural sounds such as birdsong promote relaxation and mindfulness.
✔️ Grounding: barefoot yoga strengthens your connection to nature and your body.
✔️ The harmonious blend of movement and nature helps reduce stress.

Indulge in this unique experience and let the power of nature inspire you. Whether it’s an energising morning session under the rising sun or a relaxed evening session, outdoor yoga is a true balm for your body, mind, and soul.

Are you ready to visit us at the Hotel Klosterbräu?

Mountain biking adventures for every level

Explore Seefeld’s mountain landscape on two wheels!

Spring and early summer offer the perfect conditions to explore the stunning natural beauty of the Olympiaregion Seefeld on two wheels. With its ideal altitude and mild climate, this mountain biking paradise caters to all skill levels. Whether you prefer leisurely rides, challenging ascents, or adrenaline-fuelled downhill trails, adventure is guaranteed!

Enjoyable rides for beginners
Looking for a relaxed start to the biking season? Try the bike route to the Wildmoosalm – a gentle ride through beautiful landscapes, with the added bonus of a cosy Alpine hut serving delicious Tyrolean specialities. Another great option is the route to the Gießenbach stream and the Bodenalm mountain hut.

Flowing trails for advanced riders
For riders seeking thrilling descents and diverse terrain, the Brunschkopf, Gschwandtkopf, and Three Lakes Loop each promise all kinds of fun. The Brunschkopf tour winds along forest trails, offering a smooth ride and breathtaking panoramic views. Those craving a more demanding challenge will find it on the Gschwandtkopf, where steep climbs test your endurance before a rewarding and varied descent. Meanwhile, the Three Lakes Loop strikes a perfect balance between leisurely stretches and technical sections, with spectacular views of the Wildmoossee, Möserer, and Lottensee lakes.

Adrenaline kicks for pros
The Lake Seebensee route pushes you to your limits with steep climbs and a technical descent over roots and rocks, while the demanding ride to the source of the Isar tests your endurance as it winds through impressive natural landscapes. Meanwhile, the Wangalm tour requires full focus to navigate steep hairpin bends and technical terrain, with the reward of breathtaking panoramic views.

No matter your skill level, Seefeld offers the perfect route for your mountain biking adventure. Need more recommendations? Just ask – we’re happy to help!

The magic of sunshine and flowers

Do flower-filled meadows bring you joy? Then read these hiking tips!

Is spring your thing? Luckily for you, in just a few weeks, the last patches of snow on the high plateau will melt away under the warm rays of the sun, and the first signs of spring will emerge. Coltsfoot, gentian, Alpine bells, and, of course, countless crocuses will stretch their colourful heads towards the sky! Whether yellow, white, or purple, the delicate flowers sprout from the ground everywhere, making for a great photo-op.
Why not take a springtime stroll to immerse yourself in this natural beauty? Hike across meadows and through forests and let the charm of the outdoors work its magic on your mind and body. Admire budding plants, breathe in the fresh air, and watch the birds and squirrels frolic in the sunlight.  

Speaking of sunshine, here are a few excursion tips where you can soak up some vitamin D:

The Gschwandtkopf loop: This easy circular hike takes about three to four hours to complete. Along the way, you’ll pass through beautiful flower-filled meadows and enjoy fantastic views of Inntal.

Reith panoramic loop hike: Reith boasts a particularly sunny location, making it one of the first places to welcome spring. This scenic loop takes you along the Kaiserstand and the Rosenkranzweg, leading to the charming Frau Häusl Chapel before returning to Reith.

Hike around Lake Wildsee: Lake Wildsee is a worthwhile destination year-round. For the adventurous, a dip in the still-icy waters is an invigorating challenge – after which you can warm up and relax in the sun!

Experience nature with all your senses during your spring holiday at the Hotel Klosterbräu Seefeld. We’re delighted to share our hiking recommendations and personal insider tips with you – after all, we know every path and stone on the high plateau. It’s our pleasure and passion to share our love for this landscape.

A delightful taste of history

Explore the variety and artistry of Tyrolean bread: fresh, local, and unmatched in flavour.

Bread has been around for over 10,000 years and can be found almost everywhere in the world, yet every culture bakes it in its own distinct way, influenced by local grains and regional preferences. In Tyrol, where wheat flourishes, centuries of skill and tradition have given rise to a variety of delicious breads.

Breadmaking in Tyrol transcends mere sustenance – it’s a deeply rooted tradition capturing the essence of history, community, family, and celebration. In the past, breadmaking was often a communal activity, especially in villages where mills and ovens were shared. Today, breaking bread together remains a universal gesture of unity and hospitality.

Bread is a staple of Tyrolean culture and has been interpreted in all kinds of ways. While honouring age-old techniques, bakers continue to innovate, coming up with new recipes that surprise and delight. The foundation is simple: flour, water, salt, and a leavening agent like yeast or sourdough. Yet these basic elements allow endless variations, influencing texture and flavour in remarkable ways.

At the Hotel Klosterbräu, we prioritise regional products and value the artisanal traditions of our neighbours. Most of our bread comes from Ruetz Bakery, a family-run business that has been crafting high-quality baked goods from local grains for over 120 years.

Have you tried our monastery bread? Created by our head chef, Julius, using his very own secret recipe, it’s delicious with a pat of butter and a slice of mountain cheese made from Tyrolean milk, or a dollop of our homemade jam.

And don’t miss our one-of-a-kind bread-baking sauna, where the warmth of wellness meets the tantalising aroma of fresh bread – a sensory delight exclusive to the Hotel Klosterbräu and an unforgettable way to connect with Tyrolean culture and tradition. Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it?

Explore the Hotel Klosterbräu’s seven themed saunas.

Are you curious about our seven themed saunas? Learn more here!

Saunas are believed to have originated independently in various parts of the world, from Finland to Korea to the Orkney Islands. Even thousands of years ago, people recognised the healing benefits of heat and steam. Today, saunas enjoy worldwide renown as a powerful way to boost health and promote relaxation.
In Tyrol, a diverse sauna culture has emerged, typified by its wide range of themed saunas. Each sauna offers a distinct experience for body and mind, inspired by Tyrol’s diverse landscapes, local materials, and rich cultural traditions. At the Klosterbräu in Seefeld, you’ll find seven of these unique themed saunas:

Finnish sauna
Enjoy an intense sweat session at temperatures of 70 to 85°C, detoxifying the body and strengthening the immune system.

Outdoor bio sauna
An intense sweat at 70 to 85°C is also possible in our outdoor sauna, where you can step out into the fresh air to revitalise and strengthen the body’s natural defences.

Family dress-on sauna
This is the sauna for guests of all ages. Mild temperatures of around 60°C and a child-friendly dress code ensure everyone feels comfortable here.

Steam sauna
Heated to 40°C and with up to 100% humidity, this tropical environment enhances the skin’s circulation and opens pores, providing a deep, thorough cleanse.

Infrared cabins
Infrared cabins provide a unique form of heat therapy. Rather than warming the air, infrared rays directly penetrate the body, heating it from the inside out.

Bread baking sauna
The aroma of freshly baked bread adds a unique touch to this sauna experience, which offers a pleasantly mild heat and humidity.

“Heißzeit” sauna
Completely hand-carved, our “heart” sauna is one-of-a-kind. The organic shape of the wood creates a warm, unique atmosphere to relax in.

So, which sauna will you try first? Wherever you begin, you’re sure to leave feeling revitalised and relaxed.

The most spectacular winter hikes

Experience the magic of winter with serene hikes – far from the crowds.

The ski slopes aren’t the only place to enjoy winter in Seefeld. The region is home to some of the most beautiful winter hiking trails, winding through peaceful, secluded forests and across sunny plateaus. Enjoy the snow-covered landscapes in complete tranquillity.

1. Discover the Möserer valley 
The winter hiking trail in the Möserer valley is rightly praised as one of the most beautiful routes around Seefeld. Its picture-perfect landscape captivates visitors, including the cross-country skiers who glide along the Möserer trail. Best of all, you can start and finish your winter hike right from your holiday accommodation. Begin at the Hotel Klosterbräu, heading towards the Seekirchl, and continue through the peaceful forest. From there, walk to the Seefeld Sports Arena and take in the views from the World Cup tower. This easy hike takes about an hour to complete.

2. Hike around the Gschwandtkopf mountain 
This picturesque winter hike, which starts and ends at the Hotel Klosterbräu, covers just over ten kilometres and is moderately difficult. The scenic loop hike offers extraordinary views, particularly over the Inntal valley, where the Reither Auland is a highlight. On the way back, you’ll also pass the iconic Seekirchl church – a must-see during your holiday in Seefeld.

3. Explore long-distance winter hiking trails
The two long-distance winter hiking trails near Seefeld are a true winter gems. Even if you’re not up for a multi-day hike, you can still enjoy sections of these trails, each traversing diverse and spectacular landscapes. The star-shaped route centred on Seefeld, which spans the surrounding high plateau, is perfect for shorter hikes. Choose any direction you please for the day’s adventure. And after a day of winter hiking, the Hotel Klosterbräu will be waiting to welcome you back with open arms.

Your dog-friendly hotel in Seefeld

Here’s everything you need to know for a pawesome stay in Austria’s unique mountain landscape.

What makes a holiday truly unforgettable? Is it the friendly hospitality, the peaceful atmosphere, the delicious cuisine? All of these certainly play a part, but the key to a perfect holiday is ensuring that every member of the family feels at home – including your furry friend. At the dog-friendly Hotel Klosterbräu, in Tyrol’s gorgeous Alpine landscape, your dog will have the holiday of a lifetime. From the countless walking options and the pet-friendly service to Bonny, our very own four-legged hostess, the Klosterbräu offers everything your dog could dream of.

In this article, we provide all the essential information you need for a relaxing, pet-friendly holiday in Seefeld.

Good to know!
Here’s some useful information for an ideal holiday with your furry friend:

• Every dog receives a welcome gift upon arrival.
• The different areas of the hotel are marked with coloured paw prints: green means dogs are welcome, while red means the area is reserved for humans.
• Water bowls are available throughout the hotel.
• À la carte dog menus can be delivered to your room.
• Each room features a “do not disturb” door sign for when your pet needs quiet time.
• A 150,000m² area, perfect for walks and play, is located just behind the hotel.
• Designated dog service zones are available in all main restaurants.
• Dog-friendly bathing spots are just a short walk away.

Planning a YOUNIQUE holiday with your dog? We’d love to welcome you and your furry friend to Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld. Get ready for a memorable, tail-wagging stay!

Did you know?
And finally, here are a few fun facts about dogs:

• A dog’s nose print is as unique as a human fingerprint.
• Three dogs survived the sinking of the Titanic.
• Three dogs have travelled to space: Laika, Belka, and Strelka.
• Greyhounds are faster than cheetahs over long distances.

An autumn holiday in Seefeld

This autumn, immerse yourself in picturesque landscapes and vibrant cultural events during your stay at the Klosterbräu.

Autumn is the season of harvest, vibrant colours, tranquillity, and cooler temperatures. It’s a time for long walks and inner peace – the perfect opportunity for a relaxing holiday at the Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld. Whether you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life or seeking an adventure in nature, Seefeld in autumn offers something for everyone.
During the autumn months in Seefeld, the landscape of the high plateau comes alive in spectacular hues of gold, yellow, and orange. Explore the forests and sunny meadows nearby, discover the beauty of our mountains on a guided hike, or embark on a mountain bike excursion. Feel the crisp air fill your lungs as you revel in the marvellous panorama.
Alternatively, unwind in our luxurious spa, experience our various themed saunas, bask in the gentle autumn sun by the rooftop poolside, and indulge in our YOUNIQUE wellness treatments.

Events in autumn
The Seefeld region offers a colourful and varied programme all year round. Here are a few things to look forward to:

• Live music evenings at the Hotel Klosterbräu every Thursday and Friday, featuring Stefanie Veit and the 3 Hoameligen
• The 25th Seefeld Craft Festival in Seefeld’s pedestrian zone on 7 and 8 September 2024 is a colourful celebration of tradition, art, and craftsmanship. Enjoy folk music, a tractor parade, and the festive spirit of about 800 traditional costume wearers. It’s a can’t-miss event!
• Various open-air concerts by local bands and brass ensembles

Interested in a autumn holiday at the Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld? Check out our best offers now! We have put together special packages, perfect for a family holiday or a rejuvenating yoga retreat. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful escape or an adventure-filled getaway, we have something to suit you.

We look forward to welcoming you soon!

... with our alpacas!

Trek through nature alongside an alpaca. Slow down and relax. Join us for an alpaca trekking adventure!

Observe them in peace, pet them, or play with them – interacting with animals can help calm your senses and soothe your soul. Our farm, Sigis Sauhaufen, offers unique experiences that provide entertainment, fun, and excitement for kids and mental relaxation for adults. The animal-related activities we offer include, for instance, alpaca trekking, the perfect opportunity to explore the Seefeld region on foot with friendly animals by your side.

Fun facts about alpacas
Alpacas are part of the camel family and originate in the South American Andes, specifically Peru, where 80% of the global population still resides. Unlike their camel cousins, these “New World camels” lack humps. The Indigenous people of South America first domesticated alpacas about 7,000 years ago, mainly for their wool, while their larger relatives, llamas, have long been utilised as pack animals. Alpacas come in two breeds, Huacaya and Suri, each characterised by the unique texture of their wool.

Travelling with alpacas
Alpacas are naturally good-natured and exude a calming presence. As herd animals, they are very approachable and friendly towards humans. A leisurely walk through the stunning panoramic landscape of Tyrol’s beautiful high plateau allows you to connect with the alpacas personally and gain insights into their behaviour, needs, and characteristics. Spending time with our alpacas offers additional benefits: their presence naturally relaxes and slows you down. As you walk in sync with these animals, you’ll feel a wave of calm wash over you. Much like our petting zoo, alpaca trekking blends fun and wellness to create a truly memorable experience.

Are you looking for YOUNIQUE moments after your trek? Come and visit us at the Hotel Klosterbräu Seefeld for more unforgettable experiences. We look forward to your visit!

Explore our new nature rooms

What makes these rooms truly unique? Let us unveil their secrets.

Have you discovered our new nature rooms yet? Crafted from an array of natural materials, including wood, stone, and clay, these rooms offer a cosy retreat for up to four guests.

Perfectly positioned on the upper floors of our hotel, facing the sunny south and southwest, the view from these rooms is stunning. Imagine unwinding in bed, gazing through expansive panoramic windows at the picturesque parish hill and the lush forest beyond. Want to breathe in some of that fresh mountain air? Each room also features its own balcony. Not only do these rooms offer a cosy sanctuary, but they are also a testament to sustainable living. In furnishing these spaces, we meticulously balanced sustainability with comfort:

• An impressive 95% of the materials used in our nature rooms are sourced directly from the Alpine region. We take pride in our use of moon timber harvested from our own forests. This, combined with the natural hues of varnish-free organic clay, contributes to an authentic yet modern Tyrolean ambience that enhances your well-being.
• The organic clay walls naturally regulate the indoor air quality, creating a healthier breathing environment. We use hemp and sheep wool for optimum noise and heat insulation, while our eco-friendly screed floor structure offers pleasant thermal retention and soundproofing.
• The metal and latex-free mattresses are designed for restful sleep, and the Swiss stone pine arch positioned above the bed exerts a calming influence on both body and mind.
• The Wi-Fi antenna in each room can be deactivated at your convenience to minimise exposure.
• On your balcony, you will appreciate our peat-free organic flower boxes. These are not only aesthetically pleasing but also support bee conservation.

Would you like to explore these serene nature rooms? We warmly invite you to visit us at the Hotel Klosterbräu Seefeld!

Feel.Younique with Lomi Lomi

How exactly does a Lomi Lomi massage work? We’ll explain.

Immerse yourself in relaxation. Disconnect from the outside world. Let us pamper you. In our spacious wellness area, everyday worries become a thing of the past. This is where we tend to your body and nurture your soul. And oh, how good it feels.

Today, we would like to introduce you to one of our many soothing massages: Lomi Lomi. This traditional Hawaiian massage harmonises body, mind, and soul. The word “Lomi” means something like “to press”, “to knead”, or “to rub”. The repetition emphasises the meaning, so you could translate Lomi Lomi as “big strong kneading”. This full-body massage uses generous amounts of oil and smooth, flowing movements to penetrate deep into the tissue and relieve tension. Lomi Lomi helps clear physical and mental blockages while replenishing your energy.

A Lomi Lomi massage serves as a cleansing ritual for both body and mind. In a dimly lit room with soft music, the therapist uses smooth, flowing strokes and movements across your entire body. They may also use their forearms and elbows to reach deeper tissue layers, stretching and elongating joints and muscles, relieving tension, and enhancing your body’s energy flow.

After a Lomi Lomi massage, you will feel fresh, revitalised, and full of energy. The massage benefits both body and mind, reducing stress and activating self-healing abilities. Spiritually, the back massage opens your path to the future, while the abdominal massage processes and harmonises emotions and memories.

In addition to Lomi Lomi, we also offer numerous other massages at the Hotel Klosterbräu in Seefeld, such as Ayurvedic and Thai massages. Our treatments promote holistic healing, helping you restore balance in your life. Take a look at our brochure to learn more about our well-being philosophy and the wide range of treatments available.

Our tips for effective training

Welcome to our ACTIVE fitness room! We are delighted to give you a brief introduction.

Stepping into a gym for the first time can feel a bit overwhelming. It might seem like everyone else has their routine down pat, making it feel like you’ve stepped into unfamiliar territory. But rest assured, we’re a very welcoming bunch! You have nothing to worry about. To ease your integration, we’ve compiled a list of useful dos and don’ts to get you started on the right foot. Ready, set, go!

First, a major “do”: get to know the equipment. Familiarise yourself with how each piece of equipment works, either by reading the provided instructions or by asking our fitness coach, Thomas, for a quick rundown. This way, you’ll use the machines correctly, maximising effectiveness while ensuring safety.

This leads us to a key “don’t”: don’t overtrain. Operating under the belief that “more is better” can be counterproductive. Particularly when starting out, it’s unwise to max out the machines or go straight for the heaviest weights. The goal is to maintain your routine over time. Even if the weights were easy to manage for the person who last used the machine, there’s no shame in reducing the weight.

Here’s another important “do”: stay hydrated! Water is essential during your workout, so always have a water bottle within reach and sip frequently in small amounts to stay hydrated. When you’re catching your breath after a tough set, take a moment to drink and relish the refreshing feeling. Remember, optimal performance is only possible when your body is properly hydrated! So, drink up!

Finally, an important “don’t”: don’t forget to use your towel! Always use it to cover machine pads to avoid leaving behind sweat stains, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment for everyone.

If you have any questions or uncertainties, please don’t hesitate to ask our friendly staff at any time. We are happy to help!