Hotel Tiefenbrunner
Historic Kitzbühel hotel with pool, spa, and gourmet dining
About this hotel
Hotel Tiefenbrunner, a family-run establishment since 1810, stands proudly in the vibrant heart of Kitzbühel. Guests can unwind in the spacious rooms after a day on the slopes, or take advantage of the panoramic swimming pool, relaxing sauna, and fitness facilities. The hotel offers two distinct restaurants: Rosshimmel, located in the former horse stables, serves tasty local dishes, while Goldene Gams on the first floor offers Austrian and international cuisine under ancient vaults. In warmer months, the private sunbathing lawns and street-side terrace provide perfect spots to enjoy a drink or a superb apple strudel, all within walking distance of the town's attractions.
- Central Kitzbühel location
- Panoramic swimming pool
- Sauna & fitness facilities
- Two restaurants
Our take
Tiefenbrunner has been run by the same family in central Kitzbühel since 1810, which puts the old town and its restaurants right outside the door. The panoramic swimming pool, sauna and fitness room cover the time after skiing, and the two restaurants serve local, Austrian and international dishes. I would book it for skiers who want town life in the evening rather than a remote chalet. An 8.8 from 282 guests is reliable.
- Explore the two distinct restaurants for a variety of culinary experiences
- Take a dip in the panoramic swimming pool after a day of activities
- Enjoy a drink or apple strudel on the street-side terrace for a taste of local life
Why we love it
- Family-run since 1810 in central Kitzbühel
- Panoramic swimming pool and relaxing sauna
- Two fine restaurants with diverse cuisine
- Spacious rooms for unwinding
Why guests love itRun by the same family since 1810, this hotel sits right in the heart of Kitzbühel, so everything was on our doorstep. The panoramic swimming pool was the kids' favourite place, with mountain views while they splashed, and we enjoyed the sauna and the fitness room. Our spacious room easily fit all our gear, and having two restaurants serving local, Austrian and international food meant even picky eaters were happy.