Ecohotel Saltus

South Tyrol, Italy

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390 €

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Puristic Eco Design Meets South Tyrolean Hospitality

Ecohotel Saltus is Seasonally Open from April to December

26 Rooms | 2 Suites | Spa | Pool | Restaurant

Above Bolzano, nestled in the forest, Ecohotel Saltus welcomes its guests with South Tyrolean cordiality and sophisticated aesthetics. Its 26 minimalist-designed rooms and 2 suites, furnished with vintage pieces and natural materials, nuance the colors of the surroundings. The rooms open up to the spruce forest with large windows and balconies. Local larch wood, linen, adobe walls, lime floors and an unclouded forest view exude a strong connection with nature even inside.

This hotel's main themes are wellness, letting go and becoming one with nature. The outdoor Sky Pool, filled with fresh mountain spring water, offers a gorgeous view of the mountains. A meditation path leads to the Forest Spa with saunas, relaxation and yoga room. Join the Saltus Relaxation Program and combine various meditation and relaxation techniques such as yoga and forest bathing with outdoor activities like jogging, hiking, and horseback riding. In the rooms and in the spa, you will be pampered with Susanne Kaufmann's clean beauty products.

South Tyrolean hospitality also comes alive in the restaurant and bistro. Regional dishes with seasonal ingredients from local farmers await you here. As a climate-neutral hotel, the Saltus Ecohotel relies thoroughly on local products and is involved in the reforestation of local forests. Environmental responsibility is rewarded: travel comfortably and sustainably by train and save 5% of the room rate.

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8/8

SGH Criterias

Sustainability Criteria

- The hotel employs local staff on fair terms and has over 40% women in management positions
- It promotes a sustainable economic cycle with local farmers and producers
Community
- The Saltus lives ancient customs, as well as traditional South Tyrolean dishes and service methods
- They live a sustainable economic cycle with local farmers and producers
- The hotel is climate neutral
Conservation
- Solar collectors are used for heating water
- The hotel mainly uses LED lights and energy saving devices
- Electricity is obtained from renewable energy. Rainwater is used for cooling
Energy
- The food comes mainly from the region from local farmers and producers
- Great importance is also attached to seasonality
Food
- Both the hotel building and the interior are made of natural and especially local materials such as larch wood, clay, beeswax and red porphyry stone
Materials
- This eco hotel is free of single-use plastic, including bottles in the rooms
- Organic cosmetic amenities come in dispensers instead of individual bottles
- Products are generally purchased in bulk and any waste is separated and recycled
Waste
- The pool water used in the hotel comes from the surrounding mountain springs and is filtered without chemicals
- Rainwater is also collected and used
Water
- Saltus offers a relaxation program and introductions to proven meditation techniques
- Meditation, fantasy journeys, forest bathing, and yoga are included
- Digital detox is ensured by the absence of televisions in the rooms, and wifi is also switched off at midnight
- The spa offers natural cosmetics by Susanne Kaufmann
Wellness

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Features & Activities

Family Friendly Hotel
Family Friendly
Horseback Riding Nearby
Horseback Riding
Hotel in the Mountains
Mountains
Hotel Close to Nature
Nature
Pet Friendly Hotel
Pet Friendly
Pool at the Property
Pool
Spa Treatments Available
Spa
Vegan menu options or all vegan hotel
Vegan
Yoga Room and Classes
Yoga

HOLIDAY IN SAN GENESIO/JENESIEN

An eight-minute cable car ride connects San Genesio/Jenesien and the lively city of Bolzano/Bozen. At 1,100 metres above sea level, a small mountain village with a population of barely 2,000 has preserved something that is as precious as it is rare. It is situated between the Salto/Salten, Europe’s largest larch plateau and the Monzoccolo/Tschögglberg with its rolling slopes and lush pastures.It is home to the Haflinger horses and a hiking area that offers 800 kilometres of varied and undiscovered natural scenery.

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4.6

159 Google Reviews

Lucy Fan

7 months ago

Our stay at Hotel Saltus was amazing. One night was not enough. We chose the half board option, and both the dinner and breakfast were delicious. We arrived late and left early so we didn’t get to enjoy the rooftop pool and sauna :( The staff were friendly, especially Roberto, who was very knowledgeable about Our stay at Hotel Saltus was amazing. One night was not enough. We chose the half board option, and both the dinner and breakfast were delicious. We arrived late and left early so we didn’t get to enjoy the rooftop pool and sauna :( The staff were friendly, especially Roberto, who was very knowledgeable about wines from the region and made us great cocktails. The new part of the hotel has incredible interior design. Also, the drive coming up here was so incredible - definitely one of the best panoramic views of the Dolomites. Highly recommend. [...]

Josh Kelly

8 months ago

This hotel was an easy 10/10. We can’t wait to come back in the winter season! The restaurant was a must, they really knock it out of the park there. Locally sourced ingredients and a stellar local focus on their wine list. The entire staff on property are phenomenal, definitely made our stay feel like This hotel was an easy 10/10. We can’t wait to come back in the winter season! The restaurant was a must, they really knock it out of the park there. Locally sourced ingredients and a stellar local focus on their wine list. The entire staff on property are phenomenal, definitely made our stay feel like home away from home, even in another country. There was such a warmth about the staff here that really elevated our stay. The women at the check in were incredible and the manager from the restaurant really enhanced our experience. The hotel really gives you a zen vibe the entire time, everyone feels really at peace here. The views are spectacular and the infinity pool is really stunning. 10/10 if you’re looking to really quiet the anxiety brain of modern life and get back to a slower paced vacation. The best way to start off our week in Italy. [...]

Jennifer Raysik

a year ago

My husband and I eloped in the Dolomites and stayed in a suite at the Hotel Saltus for about 4 nights. The hotel, view, and amenities were beautiful. The restaurant was delicious, convenient, and affordable. It was located in a cute and quiet town in the mountains but close to Bolzano and other attractions. Most My husband and I eloped in the Dolomites and stayed in a suite at the Hotel Saltus for about 4 nights. The hotel, view, and amenities were beautiful. The restaurant was delicious, convenient, and affordable. It was located in a cute and quiet town in the mountains but close to Bolzano and other attractions. Most importantly, the entire staff made the stay wonderful. They were kind, helpful, and went the extra mile to make our experience all the more special. Would absolutely go back! [...]