My wife and I have now stayed at this family-run hotel some ten times. We first stayed here is apart of a package holiday, but have since returned independently.
The hotel is in a superb location, with all rooms having south facing views, overlooking fields, trees, the tennis courts and swimming pool / sauna park. Ours had a small balcony with table and chair, previously the room had a larger balcony but part was converted to offer a bay window, offering better views up and down the valley.
The hotel offers full board, though this includes a light lunch, which we rarely eat as the sumptuous breakfast and large dinner, together with afternoon apple strudel is more than enough, though we occasionally eat a snack at a mountain restaurant.
Our room was very spacious, with Austrian twin beds, a sofa, chair and table, fridge, safe, flat screen tv and free wi-fi. There is plenty of cupboard and draw space and a rack for dirty boots. A towelling robe and slippers are provided for each guest. The bathroom had a shower (some with bath), bidet, double sink and toilet.
The hotel has extensive leisure facilities including large indoor and outdoor pools, which are very warm, a solarium, a gym and an indoor sauna park / spa. I didn't try any of the many spa treatments but we did use the sauna park which has a large sort of hot tub with massage jets, two saunas, a salt-water pool with underwater music, a steam room and an infra-red room. The showers are hot and powerful, so much so that we rarely used the one in our bathroom. The spa has a large relaxation area, with complimentary hot and cold drinks and apples.
The hotel organises various walks and cycle rides with their guide, Jurgen, a charming guy. Each trip includes a break at a local restaurant.
This is the best hotel I have ever stayed at and the family are always on hand to speak with guests and ensure that the wheels are well-oiled.

We could only say positive things about every aspect in Die Post:: service, food, room, amenities, location.
Very, very good!!!!!

The hotel is one of the few that really tries to meet all the needs of the guests. The food is more than excellent and there were various kinds of events in the evenings. The staff is friendly and always helpful. In addition to skiing, one can also spend the day walking in the mountain along the tracks both near the village or in the mountain. The views from the mountain slopes are splendid. The hotel spa is ideal for a rest after the mountain walks or after skiing.
The only thing that was not to my full pleasure was he fact that I had to ask for a new password every hour. I was not very convenient especially for teenagers who sometimes spend couple of hours chatting on the FB. However, the Internet service is free and that was another positive aspect of the hotel.

Excellent hotel, well run , Alpine atmosphere of a certain class. Excellent front-desk staff and plenty of staff in all sections. The room they gave us was superb , very spacious but with non-descript view.
Food excellent. Tidy hotel in all parts. Free parking.
Minor inconvenience. We have been mildly puzzled by the welcome at the breakfast room in the morning by one attendant , who blasted with an "allelujah" as he saw us coming to the restaurant thinking we couldn't guess what he was saying. Also other attendants looked disgruntled. Breakfast is officially closing at 12:00, we were there at 11:00 on the dot. Where is the problem then ? Or am I looking like Jesus Christ (allelujah) ?
Moreover , and more ennoyingly, an Austrian or German guest played piano during our whole breakfast at very close distance, with a pretty nasty music on top of it ....
I may be wrong since I was there only for two days, but i must say that Bad Kleinkirchheim didn't impress me that much. It is just a spray of houses on a long road.