About this hotel
General information
Alpin Resort Sacher sits at 1,200 m on the Seefeld plateau in Tyrol, surrounded by a private park of 20,000 m². The house has received guests since 1950; long known as the Astoria, it joined the Sacher family in 2022, becoming the group’s highest-lying hotel, and was admitted to The Leading Hotels of the World in 2023.
Interiors follow an Alpin Chic idea: broad glass façades, high ceilings, wood and loden set against discreet modern technology. There are 81 rooms and suites. The resort rests on three pillars — a 4,700 m² spa with a natural swimming lake, the restaurant Der Max with two Gault&Millau toques, and the medically guided Academy For Better Aging longevity programme — and the original Sacher-Torte is, naturally, part of the table.
Location
The hotel lies within walking distance of central Seefeld. The railway station is 1.2 km away, with a complimentary pick-up for arriving guests, and Innsbruck is around 25 minutes by train. Innsbruck Airport is about 25 minutes by car and Munich Airport 165 km, roughly two hours; private transfers from either can be arranged.
Spa
Sacher Alpin Spa covers 4,700 m². The textile area, Alpin Aktiv Spa, holds a Tyrolean Stubensauna, a bio sauna, a brine grotto, a laconium and an infrared cabin, while the clothing-free Spa Chalet (16 and over) has a 42 m² panoramic sauna, a steam bath and regular sauna rituals. Quiet rooms offer daybeds, heated loungers and water beds, and the Private Spa adds its own sauna, steam bath, bathtub, terrace and two treatment couches. Massages and beauty treatments use Augustinus Bader and St Barth products. The Academy For Better Aging builds personal longevity programmes under medical supervision, drawing on modern diagnostics, altitude training, a cryotherapy chamber and BIA measurement.
Sports & leisure
For lengths there is a 20-metre infinity sports pool, and the fitness room is equipped with Life Fitness machines and Pilates Reformers. The schedule covers Full Body Workout and Stretching & Mobility classes, aqua fitness and face yoga, with personal training on request. In summer the hotel leads guided hikes in the mountains around Seefeld and e-bike tours at several levels, to destinations such as Oberbrunn Alm and the Seebensee; winter brings snowshoe walks and torchlit hikes.
For children
Family Suites have separate sleeping and living areas and a second bathroom, and a children’s menu is served in the restaurants. The clothing-free Spa Chalet is reserved for guests aged 16 and over.
Restaurants & bars
Cooking follows the seasons and the region, and the original Sacher-Torte with whipped cream appears as early as breakfast.
- Der Max — two Gault&Millau toques under chef Boris Meyer; a six-course choice menu with a vegetarian option, a summer terrace and Saturday gala dinners
- Salon Ferdinand — à la carte lunch
- Hotel Bar — à la carte dishes through the day, wines and cocktails
- Pool Bar — light seasonal plates at lunchtime in summer
- Alpin Spa-Bistro — a self-service tea selection all day
Room service is also available.
Swimming
A 600 m² natural swimming lake with an alpine beach lies in the park. Alongside it are heated panoramic pools running indoors and out, a 20-metre infinity sports pool, a saltwater whirlpool in the natural garden and an outdoor whirlpool at the Spa Chalet.
Skiing
In winter the nearest ski bus stop is about 850 m from the hotel.
Pets
Dogs are welcome for a nightly supplement and are given a cushion, bowls and a towel; a fenced play area lies behind the hotel. They must be on a lead indoors and are not permitted in the restaurants, the garden or the spa.
Rooms
The 81 rooms and suites, in six categories from 30 to 95 m², are furnished in a contemporary Tyrolean style with oak floors, natural wood and loden; most have an electric fireplace.
Each has a flat-screen TV with Sky, free Wi-Fi, a desk, a safe, a minibar, a marble bathroom with bath, separate shower and separate WC with bidet, bathrobes and slippers, a hairdryer and scales.
Signature Suite
Separate bedroom and living room with dining area, a marble bathroom with double basin and a guest WC. The furnished south-east-facing terrace has panoramic mountain views and its own private sauna; sleeps up to three, and some suites interconnect.
Premium Suite
Separate bedroom and living area with an electric fireplace and a marble bathroom with double basin. A large furnished balcony or covered terrace with loungers faces south-east over the mountains.
Family Suite
Separate sleeping and living areas, an electric fireplace and a second bathroom. The furnished balcony with loungers looks south-east to the mountains.
Junior Suite
An Alpin Chic suite close to the spa, with an electric fireplace and a furnished south-facing balcony with panoramic mountain views; sleeps up to three, and some can be interconnected.
Deluxe Room
An alpine-style double room with a sitting area in the main building and a furnished balcony or winter garden facing south or south-east over the mountains; sleeps up to two.
Standard Room
A classic double room in the main building with a French balcony and a partly restricted view; sleeps up to two.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.