Spa Hotels in Tirol for Dog Owners

Located high above Sautens, a small village at the start of the Ötztal Valley, the Ritzlerhof offers a wonderful setting for dog owners in search of a relaxing break. This four-star superior hotel, which is only open to guests aged 16 years or older, is surrounded by forests and just a short drive from the Piburger See, one of Tirol's most beautiful lakes. The Ritzlerhof offers special spa treatments for dogs such as massages and physiotherapy. A dog-sitting service is also available.

The Riederhof in the Upper Inn Valley was Tirol's first dog-friendly hotel. It offers a large garden with a swimming pool for dogs. Owners will enjoy the extensive spa area with treatments not only for humans but also for dogs. Further highlights at the Riederhof include a dog-grooming service, a dog-washing service and 30 dog meals with meat, fish, fruit, vegetables and roughage. There is even a special dog-paw cream on sale to soothe painful paws after a long walk in the snow.

The Gartenhotel Magdalena is a popular dog-friendly hotel in the village of Ried in the Zillertal Valley. It features an outdoor play area for dogs, a swimming pool for dogs, a dog-walking service and rooms designed with dog owners in mind. This four-star hotel even offers yoga courses for dogs and owners. There are even aromatic oil massaves for both humans and hounds. Looking for that special holiday souvenir? Speak to a member of staff at reception to book a photographer who specialises in portraiting dogs and their owners.

Enjoying an excellent location next to the Fimbabahn and Pardatschgratbahn ski lifts in the heart of Ischgl, the four-star superior Hotel Fliana is run by owners with a heart for hounds. Dogs get a tasty treat on arrival, while their owners can borrow plenty of useful accessories such as dog bowls and sleeping rugs from reception. One dog goes free per room. Owners with two or more dogs have to pay a small additional fee per dog. There is a dog-sitting service so your four-legged friends will be in safe hands while you enjoy the hotel's extensive spa facilities.

Situated on a plateau between the Mieming Mountains, the Wetterstein Mountains and the Karwendel Mountains, the Bergresort Seefeld offers dog owners relaxing holidays in the heart of the Alps. The hotel has a large garden where dogs are free to roam. A special obstacle course for dogs gives four-legged friends a chance to practice their balancing, jumping and hiding skills. When things get hot, dogs can cool off in a special swimming pool. There is even a separate restaurant where dogs and their owners can dine together.

Perched at 1,200 metres above sea level in the village of Mösern near Seefeld, the Inntaler Hof is not a classic dog-friendly spa hotel. The spa area is only open to people, but the owners take pride in offering plenty of attractions and activities for four-legged friends while owners relax in the sauna or pool. The hotel even uses odour-neutral cleaning products so dogs and their super-sensitive noses enjoy a smell-free stay. There is a large garden where dogs are welcome to run around. Food brought by owners can be stored in a fridge. The flooring is non-slip.

The Naturhotel Lechlife has loads of great attractions and activities for dog owners and dogs. While owners enjoy the large spa area with several saunas, dogs will be keen to explore the region around the Lechtal Valley with the hotel's dog-walking service. Activities include mountain biking with dogs and a mountain treasure hunt. The perfect combination of action and adventure paired with rest and relaxation.