Ambience in harmony with the Dolomites

Love for nature, respect for the environment and loyalty to tradition are the key words at the Nature Residence Hotel Dolomitenhof at the foot of the Sciliar.

The history of the Dolomitenhof starts in 1903. The house was built in Art Nouveau style and it was the summer residence of the Bonomi family. Just before the Great War it was sold to Mrs. Eidenberger, who turned it into a Hotel. During the Second World War the Dolomitenhof was a military hospital. After the war, Mrs. Lunger took over the property, renewed it and resumed the hotel business. The Egger family bought this beautiful estate in 1968. They added infrastructures, such as swimming pool, wellness area with sauna and new sitting rooms. In March 2000 they converted the hotel into a residence. This conversion was a challenge and they tried their best to keep the spirit of the family: Love to nature, environment consciousness and love for traditions. In October 2011 Family Rella bought the house and they will go on with the same philosophy.

Love of nature and organic food is far more at the Nature Residence Dolomitenhof. We have tried to live and work according to nature and in harmony with our environment for many years.

The Apartment Residence Dolomitenhof in the Sciliar area is winner of the first eco label of South Tyrol. We only use environment friendly building materials.

We also want to show our love for nature. We chose natural building materials and furniture which are in harmony with the style of our traditional building. The living ambience is free of harmful substances and electro smog. Your apartment is quiet and cosy because of natural insulating materials. The furniture and the floors are all made of natural wood. The very comfortable “HüslerNest” health beds guarantee a good sleep.

Feel at home immediately at the Dolomitenhof and spend relaxed hours in good company at the fire place. Browse around the hotel library in the elegant Biedermeier style room and get inspired by the pictures of a hiking tour. What about a game of chess or checkers while your children are playing next door in the nursery?