Bergland Hotel

“Perfect Holiday”

The Hotel Bergland is a fantastic hotel, set in a wonderful location, with perfect access links close by for travel to other resorts Staff and management are super friendly and helpful, focused on delivering excellent service The food is outstanding, i've never tasted food so tasty, michelin star s… more

The Hotel Bergland is a fantastic hotel, set in a wonderful location, with perfect access links close by for travel to other resorts Staff and management are super friendly and helpful, focused on delivering excellent service The food is outstanding, i've never tasted food so tasty, michelin star standards prepared for all evening meals, with excellent wine to compliment the meals Music was also provided on 2 evenings , which was very relaxed and enjoyable I will be returning in several years time, and hopefully the same management will be in place Thank you the Daschil family and staff for a fantastic holiday

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“Excellent Hotel would recommend”

Right from entering the Hotel at the start of our holiday to the last night our holiday it was above our expectations. Excellent service and very clean/well kept throughout the hotel. The words I use is civilised and refined. Not your normal all inclusive with plastic glasses and really cheap drink… more

Right from entering the Hotel at the start of our holiday to the last night our holiday it was above our expectations. Excellent service and very clean/well kept throughout the hotel. The words I use is civilised and refined. Not your normal all inclusive with plastic glasses and really cheap drinks. It was lovely to drink Wine and Prosecco out of proper wine/prosecco glasses. We didn't go for breakfast at all as we go not eat so early in the morning. I would recommend a bit more selection at lunch with the salad, not just sausage and cheese. IE: Egg or Tuna. I know we were in Austria and it's Austrian food but the selection other than salad was limited. The food and table service at evening meal was very good. It was nice to try different types of food. The hotel is very close to all amenities and only a few minutes walk to the train station. All in all wonderful enjoyable holiday, even though we went travelling out each day the pace of life is so relaxed nothing felt rushed. I would recommend the Bergland Hotel to anyone visiting Seefeld. The best airport to fly to and from is Innsbruck. Only a 40 minutes transfer. Where as Salzburg was 3 hours .

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“Missing the food already!”

Everything was perfect for us - the hotel's location couldn't be better. It is right next to the town, a five minute walk to the train and bus station and only a short walk to the beautiful lake where we could sunbathe and swim, hire paddle boats or even play golf or crazy golf. There are good Pad… more

Everything was perfect for us - the hotel's location couldn't be better. It is right next to the town, a five minute walk to the train and bus station and only a short walk to the beautiful lake where we could sunbathe and swim, hire paddle boats or even play golf or crazy golf. There are good Padel and tennis courts in the town too. It is ideal for walking, with a big variety of walks from the door. Various chair lifts and a funicular are within walking distance, though these are expensive. A local pass gives free local travel and it's an easy train or bus ride to Mittenwald across the border and train ride to Innsbruck - although there had just been a landslide when we were there so the train wasn't running and the replacement bus service was chaotic! Seefeld is in an absolutely stunning location and the town is pretty, smart and has a good vibe. The hotel was just lovely! The beds are comfortable, the only gripes being just one lumpy pillow on the bed (we should have asked for another) and not enough hooks. There were some good singers on a couple of nights, and the noise didn't go on late. The garden and terrace is really well kept and a real pleasure to sit or sunbathe in. There are no tea making facilities in the room and no fridge, but you can go down at anytime to make a tea. The food was the best bit. It was first class! We enjoyed getting our menus every morning and choosing our main courses. There was such a variety too and it was all very healthy. It really was top quality, even the freshly made breads. We were all inclusive and the wines, coffee and juices included were very good compared with most all inclusive places. Before dinner you could even help yourself to fizz and nibbles. Oh and the spa is fab! There's lovely big sauna and a steam room and a very nice pool. Perfect after a long walk or on a rainy day. The spa bit is theoretically nude, but you can use a wrap they provide. Towels and a dressing gown are provided in the room. Most our fellow guests were repeat customers which rather says it all.

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“Drink dominated, with food costs tightly, tightly controlled. All inclusive option . Not your usual All inclusive - a marketing ”

We had a canny 2 week holiday. Met some lovely people, guests too. Positives- Staff were top notch. Big thanks to Sandy( fab sense of humour) Orlando( F Towers touch of) Roland, Mario, Anita, Roman, Josef, Simon ( potential model/ diva) Ladies on reception lovely when asked questions - most helpful… more

We had a canny 2 week holiday. Met some lovely people, guests too. Positives- Staff were top notch. Big thanks to Sandy( fab sense of humour) Orlando( F Towers touch of) Roland, Mario, Anita, Roman, Josef, Simon ( potential model/ diva) Ladies on reception lovely when asked questions - most helpful. Housekeeping fantastic. Our room, mountain views to the rear, very quiet. Pool area lovely, although noisy kids didnt give a feeling of tranquility. Why not limit the noisy kids to a specific time? 2 hrs/ day slot. Dteadful at times. Easily avoidable. Hotel very clean and tidy. Negatives- dinner menu needs a serious upgrade. I.ll explain. 1st Course:Salad buffet starter fine. 2nd Course: Another salad! Why? Sometimes no veggie option here. Very small, pointless - often tasteless. 3rd Course: Soup - usually ok, but sometimes, again no veggie option. 4th Course - Mains- fish or meat or veggie. This was the biggest disappoitment for me. Fragments of meat often, surrounded by some tasteless beans, lentils, piece of broccoli etc. For goodness sake, a full slice of meat, 2 spuds, 2 veg, nice sauce etc would be way more preferred. Too fancy, too often, for me. The meat feast night, with lamb shanks, chicken, beef, pork etc ,why not split that lot over the other nights' main dishes? Many will disagree with this point. I know many loved their mains.5th Course: Sweets - only one choice - mostly fine- usually a big batch make, then spooned into small glasses. I would have loved more apple strudel, ice-cream as an alternative, a cheesecake or 3, a piece of gateau etc. Way too limited! 6th Course: Cheese - great choice. No complaints but where were the cheese biscuits, just bread? Really?

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