Schgaguler Hotel

the friendliest staff, good and central location close to bus stops (great with the included suditirol guest pass), beautiful rooms and genuinely the best food i’ve had in a hotel. would highly recommend their half board!

nothing, it was an incredible stay

It was probably one of the nicest hotel I have ever stayed. Staff was exceptional and helpful with hiking hints and transportation suggestions. I loved the huge tub in the room. It was very spacious.

A bit more than I would have liked to have spent but I think you do get what you pay for.

The hotel is absolutely amazing, and the wooden floors and walls are astonishing. The architecture is super classy. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I would like to mention Mr renato and Antonio and andre ; great staff, very helpful and great personality

The only downside was that the bed sheets were not fully cotton.

The positives: beautifully clean rooms with thoughtful touches like bath salts and fresh tea, stunning views, a well-equipped gym, and a pleasant breakfast with a small buffet and made-to-order options. Afternoon tea cakes were a welcome touch.

The wellness area disappointed. One sauna room costs extra despite being next to the free ones, the “ice room” never worked, and the space lacks basic functional elements — no clear labels on buttons, no posted sauna temperatures, and no visible cold drinking water. The rooftop “whirlpool” is surprisingly small — barely fitting four people — more like a household tub than a resort feature. Room design leans heavily on form over function: no shower door leads to water spreading into the living area, the space steams up quickly, and ventilation is poor. The designer sink splashes due to its awkward geometry — the long faucet pours directly onto a flat convex drain, making it messy to use. Breakfast felt unnecessarily restricted — simple items like yogurt or cold cuts must be ordered à la carte, served on oversized plates at small tables, slowing the experience. We were also surprised that excursions and spa elements like the “melarium” cost extra, especially given their presentation on the website and our prior experiences at similarly priced hotels in the region where such offerings were included.