




Hotel Sendlhof
Balcony rooms and a spa base near Kitzbühel
About this hotel
Sendlhof works a wider radius than some of its Waidring neighbours, sitting close enough to reach Kitzbühel's casino for an evening out while keeping the Steinplatte's slopes as the daily focus. Rooms come with private bathrooms, work desks, soundproofing and balconies over the mountains, useful for families needing both comfort and quiet after a day outdoors. The spa area, sauna and fitness centre give skiers somewhere to recover, and the restaurant runs an Austrian and international menu across lunch and dinner rather than one fixed sitting. Live music and film nights round out the evening options beyond the usual hotel bar, and cycling routes extend the appeal into the warmer months.
- Spa & sauna
- Fitness centre
- Family rooms
- Mountain-view balconies
Our take
Families and couples who want a comfortable, well-rounded base with a spa and flexible dining, rather than a stripped-down ski lodge, are the natural fit for Sendlhof. The soundproofed rooms help with young children's early bedtimes. Skiers chasing the shortest possible walk to the lift, minute by minute, will find other Waidring addresses sit closer to the Steinplatte base station.
- Check the restaurant's lunch hours if you're skiing all day, the flexible sitting suits late returns from the slopes.
- Book a soundproofed room away from the bar if you have young children needing an early bedtime.
- Use the fitness centre on a rest day rather than the spa alone, it balances out a heavy ski week.
Why we love it
- Balcony rooms with mountain views
- Spa, sauna and fitness centre
- Austrian and international dining
- Close enough to Kitzbühel for a day out
Why guests love itTravellers staying at Sendlhof find the soundproofed rooms genuinely help when children go to bed before the rest of the group finishes dinner. The restaurant's flexible hours meant a late run down from the Steinplatte didn't mean missing food, and the sauna after skiing became a nightly habit by day three. A short drive out to Kitzbühel one afternoon broke up the week without leaving the mountains behind.