Deluxe Alpine Room
A 52 square metre room with wood-panelled walls, hand-woven Alpine textiles and a private balcony towards the Kitzbüheler Horn.
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Five-star Alpine resort with a spa and Michelin-starred dining, Kitzbühel, Tyrol
4.92 reviewsGrand Tirolia Kitzbuehel is a five-star Alpine resort of 98 rooms and suites in Kitzbühel, with five event spaces, a 3,000 square metre spa and mountain access throughout the year.
Grand Tirolia Kitzbuehel is a five-star resort at Eichenheim in Kitzbühel, built in a contemporary Tyrolean style with timber façades, panoramic windows and interiors of warm wood. Alpine hills and the fairways of the Eichenheim golf course surround it, and the mountain can be reached directly throughout the year, on skis in winter. The Grand Alps Spa covers 3,000 square metres, and a Michelin-starred restaurant is among the resort's five dining concepts.
Weddings use five event spaces. The Grand Atrium, under glass ceilings, seats up to 450 for dinner, and the Grand Ballroom holds 280. Ceremonies take place on the Eichenheim Terrace, in a private chapel or in the ballroom. The whole resort can be reserved, with all 98 rooms and suites, for a minimum of three nights. Rooms start at 52 square metres, and the 320 square metre Grand Tirolia Suite has its own sauna and fireplace. All catering is prepared in-house, and each wedding has a dedicated Wedding Director.
Grand Tirolia Kitzbuehel
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Grand Tirolia is a five-star resort built in a contemporary Tyrolean style, with timber façades, panoramic windows and interiors of warm wood. Rolling Alpine hills and the fairways of the Eichenheim golf course surround it, and mountain access is open all year.

The Grand Atrium sits beneath glass ceilings with mountain views and holds up to 450 guests for a seated dinner, while the Grand Ballroom holds 280. Ceremonies can be held on the Eichenheim Terrace, in a private chapel or in the ballroom, and guests move from the atrium to the terrace for drinks before dinner and dancing.

The resort can be reserved in full, with all 98 rooms and suites, five dining concepts and the Grand Alps Spa given over to the wedding party. Rooms run from the 52 square metre Deluxe Alpine Room to the 320 square metre Grand Tirolia Suite, with wood-panelled walls, Alpine textiles and balconies towards the Kitzbüheler Horn.


A hall beneath glass ceilings with mountain views, seating up to 450 for dinner.
An outdoor setting for ceremonies and drinks, with the Tyrolean landscape beyond.


3,000 square metres of wellness space for the wedding party.
A Michelin-starred restaurant on site, among five dining concepts.


A 320 square metre suite with a private sauna, a fireplace and a panoramic loggia.
Direct access to the mountain, with the Eichenheim golf course beside the resort in summer.


All 98 rooms and suites, the five event spaces and every dining concept, on a minimum stay of three nights.
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The resort stands at Eichenheim on the edge of Kitzbühel, with ski-in, ski-out access to the mountain in winter.
Eichenheim 10, 6370 Kitzbühel, Tyrol, Austria
We organised a three-night senior leadership retreat at Grand Tirolia for 42 executives from across Europe. The discretion and service standards were exactly what we needed for a high-profile group.
The private dining experiences were highlights: the cheese cellar dinner on the first evening set the tone perfectly. The skiing coordination for guests of varying abilities was handled with professionalism. Chef's tasting menu on the final night was genuinely outstanding.
Grand Tirolia understands discretion. No other guests were present during our stay. The team never missed a beat.
The Grand Atrium takes up to 450 guests for a seated dinner and the Grand Ballroom 280. A cocktail reception across all the spaces can reach 600.
Yes. Ceremonies can be held on the Eichenheim Terrace outdoors, in a private chapel or in the Grand Ballroom, and the reception and dinner then move into the Grand Atrium.
The resort can be taken in full, with all 98 rooms and suites, the five event spaces and every dining concept reserved for the wedding party. The minimum stay is three nights, and the wedding team prices exclusive use on request.
There are 98 rooms and suites, 12 of them suites with separate living rooms. The largest, the 320 square metre Grand Tirolia Suite, has a private sauna, a fireplace and a panoramic loggia.
For exclusive use the minimum is three nights. For a partial buyout, the minimum depends on the spaces and dates chosen, and the team advises on this.
Yes. A culinary team on site designs each wedding menu with the executive chef, and outside caterers are neither needed nor permitted.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, halal and kosher menus can all be prepared with advance notice.
Every wedding has a dedicated Wedding Director, who handles planning from the first enquiry to the farewell and is the couple's single point of contact.
The resort suggests at least 18 months ahead for peak summer and winter dates, though shoulder-season dates can sometimes be arranged at shorter notice.
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