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Located on the second and third floors, rooms of this type are divided into two connected sleeping areas, each with two beds. The balconies offer 180-degree views of the Ritten plateau or of the large lawn, the forest and the peaks of the Rosszähne range. Some rooms have a separate WC.

Bright and welcoming, at 24 m² our simplest rooms are by no means lacking in space. Each has parquet flooring and a balcony overlooking the flower meadow or the Schlern massif. They are located on the second floor with direct access to the large lawn area, the forest and the outdoor sauna with its biopool and relaxation huts.

Double room with balcony, bathroom with shower and WC, phone, TV, safe, minibar possible use a single room

The Suite Santner Superior is a larger and brighter variant of our two-storey suites. The lower floor features a large double room with separate bathroom and WC, and a small living area with a comfortable sofa. The murmuring of the stream can be heard, while there are magnificent views of the Schlern massif, the forest and the romantic ruins of Hauenstein Castle. The warmth of the wooden furniture and oak flooring are a particular highlight. A staircase leads to the attic floor, where a door opens onto a large double room with a sofa and Hydrosoft cabin: here you can relax and enjoy an atmosphere of absolute privacy. There is also a private bathroom with bathtub.

This suite, located on the fourth floor, offers an intimate and cosy atmosphere that combines sustainable creativity and an eye for detail, with oak flooring that invites you to go barefoot. The suite consists of a double bedroom with a reading corner, a windowed bathroom and a balcony with views of the Schlern massif, the forest and the mountain stream. A staircase leads through a door to a twin room with its own bathroom, complete with bathtub.

Simple yet spacious, this double room is ideal for those who appreciate the spectacular views of the Schlern massif and savour the quiet murmuring of the nearby stream. Located on the second floor, the rooms feature parquet flooring and windowed bathrooms; there is direct access to the large lawn, the forest and the outdoor sauna with its biopool and relaxation huts.

The rooms of this type are located on the second and third floors. Each has a balcony, with those in the east wing overlooking the large meadow, the forest and the peaks of the Rosszähne range; those in the west wing offer views of the Ritten plateau. The modern bathrooms all feature a walk-in shower; some rooms also have a separate WC.

The smallest of our luxury suites, it is ideal for couples: the romantic four-poster bed, Finnish sauna with its scent of Swiss stone pine, and large balcony with views of the Schlern massif all add to the unique atmosphere, where the only background noise is from the nearby stream. In addition to the living area with its large sofa bed, the suite has a bathroom with shower and separate WC.

Designed especially for families with small children, these rooms feature two connected sleeping areas. They offer views of either the Schlern massif or the large meadow; some rooms have several windows, making them particularly light and airy, while some also have direct access to the large lawn, the forest and the outdoor sauna with its biopool and relaxation huts. Each family room has a large bathroom with shower and separate WC.

Larger than its counterpart, the Suite Hauenstein, the Suite Kepf is nevertheless a little gem: the wood, glass, precious materials, open space, freestanding bathtub and Finnish sauna with its scent of Swiss pine all invite you to relax while enjoying absolute privacy. This unique ambience is complemented by a large terrace with views of the Schlern massif and by the pleasant murmuring of the nearby stream.

Larger than the Junior Suite Seiser Alm, the Suite Santner consists of a double room with separate bathroom and WC, as well as a seating area. There is a pervasive scent of wood, while the oak flooring invites you to go barefoot. The balcony offers breathtaking views of the forest and the Schlern massif; the murmuring of the stream produces a sense of relaxation. A staircase leads to the attic floor, where a door opens onto a double room with a seating area and a private bathroom with bathtub.