Hotel Klosterbräu
Hotel Klosterbräu

5-star luxury for our 4-pawed guests:

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.
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