The 70 rooms, suites and apartments at SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof are all furnished in a typically Tyrolean style. No two rooms are the same thanks to a thoughtful approach to interiors. Old paintings adorn the walls, antique country furniture bears witness to the region’s ancient traditions of craftsmanship, and rare wood carvings and hand-crafted timber panelling create a warm and comfortable ambience. Room sizes vary between 40sqm and 114sqm. Double rooms are extremely spacious and the hotel’s 14 suites are very impressive – some feature their own sauna, heart-shaped bathtub, walk-in wardrobe and up to three separate bedrooms! Every room offers spectacular views from its balcony.

The culinary offerings at SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof are focused on locally sourced, seasonal foods, such as lamb from the hotel’s own farm and game from their own preserve. The local produce is complemented by specialities from around the world.

A day at the SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof starts with a lavish breakfast buffet. Cold meats, cheeses, freshly made egg dishes, wholesome mueslis, yoghurts, bread, pastries and sweet titbits from the patisserie are available every day until 11am – perfect for that well-deserved holiday lie-in!

In the afternoon, the hotel offers a selection of cakes that are included in the half-board package, or you can choose a snack from the à la carte menu and enjoy it on the terrace, in the wildlife garden, or by the pool.

In the evening, enjoy fine dining in the award-winning Hubertus Stube restaurant. Or for a unique dining experience, guests have the option of dining in Tyrol’s smallest restaurant, the Gourmet Gondola! This disused cable car has been beautifully converted into a restaurant for up to six guests. Foodies can feast on a range of savoury and sweet fondues while enjoying spectacular views of the mountains. During the summer months, enjoy a weekly barbecue event at the Stadel barn, while in the winter there’s fun food for sharing with hot hat and fondue evenings.

The hotel’s wine cellar is one of Austria’s finest – housing an impressive 20,000 bottles including Romanée-Conti, Château Mouton Rothschild, Masseto by Tenuta dell’Ornellaia and Screaming Eagle. Enjoy weekly evening tastings with the sommelier or special, exclusive Wine Days events.

jSPA Cuisine is the half board option for healthy, energy-boosting foods.

The spa facilities at SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof leave nothing to be desired! The award-winning destination spa offers 3,000sqm of luxurious relaxation space with the option of maximum privacy. The jSPA comprises Vitality World, SPA CHALET, the Private SPA Suite and the jOYFUL wellbeing area, so there’s something for every wellbeing enthusiast.

3,000sqm jSPA. Vitality World with 20 pool, relaxation and sauna attractions. Heated outdoor pool, indoor pool, outdoor heated Jacuzzi, gym and fitness studio, jOYFUL wellbeing area with 13 treatment rooms. SPA CHALET with relaxation rooms, the Private SPA Suite, tea bar, library, Yoga room and more.

Even if you’re not a morning person, nothing beats waking up early, diving into the pool and enjoying a few lengths while watching the sun come up over the mountains. It’s the perfect way to start your day.

SPA-HOTEL Jagdhof offers everything you need for the perfect family holiday. Professional daily childcare is available in the Kitz Club, with an exciting programme of activities and excursions. Teenagers are kept happy in the youth room and a babysitting service is available on request. In summer, families enjoy the BIG Family Summer Card and its many benefits. In winter, the Stubai Glacier is fantastic for family-friendly skiing and the surrounding areas offer plenty of winter wonderland fun!

• Game from the hotel’s own preserve
• Glacier skiing from June to October
• An intimate fondue dinner in possibly the smallest restaurant in Tyrol: the Gourmet Gondola!
• Award-winning wine cellar with rarities such as Château Mouton Rothschild 1948
• Exclusive REN treatments: London’s cult natural skincare brand

• Fancy a hike? Don’t forget your walking boots, the hotel will supply everything else, even hiking poles and backpacks
• Going in winter? Don’t forget your ski goggles!
• Something to read – there’s not much better than relaxing on the terrace with a good book