Where is the golden fall more beautiful than in South Tyrol? In addition to exciting hikes and culinary highlights, the view of the mountains is captivating. In these five infinity pools, guests can enjoy the peaks from the most relaxed perspective.
The "Hotel Solvie" on the high plateau in Pfalzen opened its doors this summer as the fourth hotel of the family-run "Winklerhotels" - an aesthetically composed retreat that combines decelerated luxury, visionary architecture and deeply relaxed lightness to create a new chapter in Alpine hospitality. Nestled in a 5,000 square meter garden landscape with panoramic views on three sides, the spa world unfolds as an architectural statement of deceleration. A year-round heated infinity pool, a crystal-clear natural bathing pond with an outdoor yoga platform and an exclusive pool on the Skydeck promise an unforgettable view of the South Tyrolean mountains.
16 meters long and five meters wide, the pool glides out into the impressive landscape that surrounds the "Boutique Hotel Miramonti" in Merano as if through a warm cave - at any time of year. Filled with at least 32 °C warm, healing brine water, it invites you to immerse yourself and linger all year round. It towers high above the Merano valley basin like a floating panoramic lounge. This is floating de luxe.
Surrounded by majestic peaks and gently rolling alpine meadows, the world seems to stand still for a moment at the ADLER Lodge Ritten. Between glowing peaks and ancient larch trees, warmth, water, forest and the effect of the alpine flora merge into a lasting feel-good experience. The Dolomites in view, the salt water on your skin - a dip in the panoramic pool is a sensual experience.
At 1,800 meters above sea level, at eye level with the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site, lies the South Tyrolean FORESTIS retreat with its 2,000 square meter spa on the Ploseberg above Brixen. The indoor and outdoor pools made of Dolomite stone are filled with pure Plose spring water, whose exceptional purity can be felt at every moment. Nature and architecture merge here: the forest provides strength and relaxation, while the panoramic view of the Dolomites completes the experience.
This is where earth, water and sky meet - on the 25-metre-long Sky Pool at the "Hotel Hubertus" in Olang. The glass-fronted pool is the secret star and the perfect backdrop for Instagram posts. At a height of twelve meters, the year-round heated infinity pool spreads out like a wing in the untouched natural landscape. The window in the floor of the Sky Pool in South Tyrol opens up new perspectives on the beautiful sea of peaks in the Dolomites.
