Hotels and accommodations in Sterzing and surroundings

Cornflower is an 80m² apartment with bedroom, living room/kitchen, bathroom and spacious terrace and balcony. There is also a garage available for you. The bedroom is equipped with 6 beds and offers plenty of space for the whole family. The floor and ceiling are made of untreated natural wood from our forest. The bathroom is equipped with a shower and WC. From the eat-in kitchen you have a wonderful view over the Maulsertal, which makes cooking even more enjoyable. End your day on the large terrace.

Red Poppy is an 80m² apartment with bedroom, living room/kitchen, bathroom, spacious balcony and small garden. There is also a garage available for you. The bedroom is equipped with 6 beds and offers plenty of space for the whole family. The floor and ceiling are made of untreated natural wood from our forest. The bathroom is equipped with two washbasins, shower, WC and bidet. From the eat-in kitchen you have a wonderful view over the Maulsertal, which makes cooking even more enjoyable. If this view is not enough for you, there is also a balcony. Here you can enjoy the last rays of sunshine in the evening.

Cornflower is an 80m² apartment with bedroom, living room/kitchen, bathroom and spacious terrace and balcony. There is also a garage available for you. The bedroom is equipped with 6 beds and offers plenty of space for the whole family. The floor and ceiling are made of untreated natural wood from our forest. The bathroom is equipped with a shower and WC. From the eat-in kitchen you have a wonderful view over the Maulsertal, which makes cooking even more enjoyable. End your day on the large terrace.

Porphyr apartment for two to four poeple Double room (two persons), kitchen-living room with dining table and extendable sofa bed (2 persons), bathroom. Wooden floor, WLAN, safe, LCD TV, tea station, kitchen equipment, fridge, bathroom with shower, WC, bidet, hairdryer, towels, and toiletries. Porphyry tells a fascinating story. It originates from the caldera of a volcano that has been extinct for millions of years. Typical of lava rock, the Bolzano porphyry is reddish in colour. Our rock was discovered by chance on a farm. The atypical white inclusions make it a very special piece of stone with a strong character. Its hardness, substance, and beauty make it a building material for eternity.

Plima apartment for two to four people Double room (two persons), kitchen-living room with dining table and extendable sofa bed (2 persons), bathroom. Wooden floor, WLAN, safe, LCD TV, tea station, kitchen equipment, fridge, bathroom with shower, WC, bidet, hairdryer, towels, and toiletries. "Plima" is a special granite from the Val Martello in Val Venosta. It is named after the river there was taken from this river-bed and re-inserted near yours here in Sole. Some pieces also come from the meadows of local farmers or from rubble cones. So, there is no quarry, Plima is obtained purely from erratic blocks. This makes each stone truly unique.

Gneis apartment for two to four people Double room (two persons), kitchen-living room with dining table and extendable sofa bed (two persons), bathroom. Wooden floor, WLAN, safe, LCD TV, tea station, kitchen equipment, fridge, dishwasher, bathroom with shower, WC, bidet, hairdryer, towels, and toiletries. Anyone searching for gold in the South Tyrolean riverbeds will often find gneiss. It shimmers and glitters a wonderful silver colour. The name is old German and means something like "spark". The gneiss is usually hidden deep in the earth and only comes to the surface under certain conditions – just like your well-earned holiday feelings. That makes these two things real treasures.

Dolomit apartment for two to four people Double room (two persons), kitchen-living room with dining table and extendable sofa bed (two persons), bathroom. Wooden floor, WLAN, safe, LCD TV, tea station, kitchen equipment, fridge, bathroom with shower, WC, bidet, hairdryer, towels, and bath products. In February 2014, a rockslide occurred in Tramin in the South Tyrolean lowlands. The Tramin dolomite came down from the mountain into the valley. The hard impact split it into two pieces, but that doesn't matter to a stone. The blocks were cut and gradually made available for interior design and interior decoration. It won't be there forever: That's what makes this special dolomite so beautiful and also valuable.