ArchitectureThe chalets were built on a slope in the middle of the meadow; After completion of the shell, the surfaces were planted again. All rooms (apart from the toilet) have frameless and full-area windows. The ceiling height was deliberately set at 2.5 meters to create a feeling of freedom and an endless space. Most of the furnishings were made from local woods such as spruce, birch, stone pine and larch. All living rooms and bedrooms are laid with real wooden floors. Only local suppliers were commissioned, who mostly used regional materials.

FoodGuests can choose what they would like to have for breakfast the next day. The selection is served in the form of a breakfast basket. Great emphasis is placed on the use of regional and local products from the area and / or neighboring farms. Fruit and vegetables grow in your own garden, without the addition of fertilizers and pesticides; Food waste is composted.

EnvironmentThe three chalets were built according to the "KlimaHaus Class A" standard. They are heated with wood pellets. There is a separate room for separating rubbish Thanks to controlled ventilation with heat recovery, hardly any energy is lost. The hosts are PEFC-controlled forest owners and do not use any artificial fertilizers in agriculture.

Well-BeingEach of the chalets has its own fi niche sauna, a panoramic bathtub and a rain shower. The area around South Tyrol is ideal for bike tours, hiking, climbing, forest bathing, paragliding, rafting, via ferrata, swimming, horse riding, skiing, tobogganing, ice skating, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, kayaking and flylining.