Alpshotel Bergland
At the feet of the "Hohen Wilde" (3,482 m) lies our small family-run inn in the heart of the village of Pfelders.
In our inn you will find 11 rooms, where 1 to 4 beds can be arranged. Full array of comforts plus shower, WC and balcony. Once you arrive you can forget your car for the whole length of your holidays. Plenty of excursions, mountain tours and pleasant walks. All the ski slopes, cross-country ski paths, toboggan runs and a large ice rink are just a few minutes away on foot. Fit and fortified with a hearty breakfast all our guests will find the right destination for their holidays. When you return to the inn tired and hungry in the evening, we will be there waiting for you with our rich and delicious dinners in a homely atmosphere.
In our inn you will find 11 rooms, where 1 to 4 beds can be arranged. Full array of comforts plus shower, WC and balcony. Once you arrive you can forget your car for the whole length of your holidays. Plenty of excursions, mountain tours and pleasant walks. All the ski slopes, cross-country ski paths, toboggan runs and a large ice rink are just a few minutes away on foot. Fit and fortified with a hearty breakfast all our guests will find the right destination for their holidays. When you return to the inn tired and hungry in the evening, we will be there waiting for you with our rich and delicious dinners in a homely atmosphere.
Equipment
- Elevator/Lift
- Open car park
- Parking/Garage
- Breakfast buffet
- WLAN / WiFi
For pets
- Dogs allowed
Services included
- Accessible
- Central location
- Quietly situated
- Free WiFi
Stay informed on the spot!
Alpshotel Bergland in Pfelders / Plan offers you the South Tyrolean guest information system TIPPTHEK. With TIPPTHEK you can always stay up to date on all tours, sights, the latest events and more in the area of your accommodation during your stay.
How to arrive
Top sightseeing spots in the area of Alpshotel Bergland
Lebenberg castle in Tscherms provides an architectural overview from the Middle Ages to the Rococo.
The Jewish Museum in Merano illustrates the life of the Jewish community.
Vom ursprünglichen Namen Greifenstein (oder auch Greifen) zum Namen Schloss Planta, das war beileibe nicht die einzige Änderung ...
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