This was a very pleasant experience, Annelise, the hostess is very warm and friendly, the service excellent, location outstanding...Also the restaurant down the hill, Am Moserer Hof is very good, as our hotel had only breakfast.

Having read previous reviews on this and other sites we had a good idea of what to expect from this hotel.
As previous reviewers have noted, this hotel is located in the incredibly picturesque Mosern rather than Seefeld which is a ten minute bus ride away.
Its impressive location atop a hill in Mosern gives fifty percent of the bedrooms an unparalleled view of the surrounding mountains and it is difficult to see why anyone would book a non-mountain facing room as the price difference is so slight. When we booked this room we had requested an Alpine view room and we weren't disapointed.
Our initial greeting after a quick but very expensive taxi ride, couldnt have been any more cordial and as previous reviewers have noted there is a really family feel to the hotel. Our room was a decent size with the usual on-suite and a balcony overlooking the mountains. I cannot state enough times how impressive this view is and I certainly found waking up to mountains peaking through the clouds, seemingly just outside our room, never got old!
The decor in the rooms was in keeping with the alpine theme so dont go expecting modern fixtures and fittings.
Breakfast-included in the price, was hearty and included cereals, yogurts, meats, cheeses and some tomatoes. It didn't really change from day to day but that was fine. Unfortunately we would agree with a previous review which mentioned the poor quality of the coffee!
All in all a good hotel, and enjoyable stay for the price, it doesn't really need modernising, but it does require a bit of DIY - for example the shower in our room was broken, and a quick fix would have made life better.
The hotel has suggestions for local restaurants, and up to date menus for some of them, word of warning on the Alt-Mosern directly below the hotel however, as we experienced very variable service - excellent one night, and shockingly poor another! (The food is fine though) An unlisted but very enjoyable restaurant was the Rebhaus, on Brochweg, just up the hill. They speak no english, and it seems to patronised by locals rather than tourists but very welcoming, and great food.
Busses to Seefeld are regular, and you can get a sticker for your guestcard for 10 euros that allows you to travel in the area for the entire stay at no charge - handy to not have to keep finding change!

I traveled with my mother and my partner to Seefeld. We initially planned to book the Klosterbrau in Seefeld, but after having read the negative critics on this site, we found this hotel.

I called the owner and he made us a super deal, whereby he offered us two rooms next two each other (300 & 301) who have the nicest views over the valley. He made a very special price to my mother who got a double room for the price of some 60¨%

What I really appreciate, and what is not common in Austria, is that this hotel offers FREE WiFi internet .

The hotel is managed by a very friendly family, they do their utmost best to make your stay as pleasant as possible

Whilst we were there, it was one day raining very hard. The owner installed us next to the open woodfire and provided us with free DVD's during the day. Great Service

The breakfast buffet was more than ok, there was a great choice.

There is no option for dinner in the hotel, but we dined every evening at another place and the food was always delicious prepared (didn't expect that from Austria)...and it was much cheaper than what I'm used at at home

My partner and me found the ski area of Seefeld a bit small to what we are used, thats why we won't go back to Seefeld for skiing...but if you love "langlaufen", than this is definitively a great spot

I have stayed there with my wife and our 6 year son and made a lot of trips to beautiful places around.
The place is a family run hotel, in a pitoresque area, with beautiful sights of mountains and village in the valley nearby.
A nice surprise was the free acces to a large collection of DVDs with movies and cartoons (my son's delight) that one can watch in the lobby, on a huge plasma screen, with satelite TV, videocasette player and DVD player.
Good breakfast (open buffet) and quite decent nearby restaurants (starting from 50m from the main entrance).
We came from a country (Romania) that had had temperatures of 38-43 degrees Celsius during this summer, so we found the rooms a little bit cold during the nights.