The Adults Only sun residence framed by mountains in the heart of the Dolomites.
South Tyrolean charm with 300 days of sunshine.
Relaxation and hiking fun all year round.
In winter, skiing magic on the Alpe di Siusi, in the Dolomiti Super Ski Area, Sella Ronda or in Val Gardena.
The Adults Only sun residence framed by mountains in the heart of the Dolomites.
South Tyrolean charm with 300 days of sunshine.
Relaxation and hiking fun all year round.
In winter, skiing magic on the Alpe di Siusi, in the Dolomiti Super Ski Area, Sella Ronda or in Val Gardena.
Experience the perfect ambience for relaxation and recreation in our flats.
The cosy atmosphere with warm colours and friendly light
is a tasteful blend of traditional, elaborately crafted spruce wood and modern living style and invites you to feel at home.
Our apartments are 60 m² in size and offer a cosy bedroom with double bed, a spacious bathroom with shower and/or bathtub, bidet, WC.
The bright, spacious living room offers a comfortable couch, a large dining table, flat screen TV, radio CD and room safe.
The separate kitchen is equipped with an electric cooker, fridge with freezer compartment, coffee maker, kettle and other amenities.
You can book the Apartment Mountain from 120 euros for two people per day.
Our studios are 34 m² in size and offer a cosy sleeping area with double bed, a spacious bathroom with shower and/or bathtub, bidet, WC.
The bright, spacious living area with dining table, flat screen TV, radio CD and room safe invites you to linger.
The kitchen-living room is equipped with an electric cooker, fridge with freezer compartment, coffee machine, kettle and other amenities.
You can book the Studio Mountain from 100 euros for two people per day.
Fresh bread rolls are available daily on request, and personal attention including helpful tips for a perfect holiday.
Free Wi-Fi in all rooms.
The bathrooms are equipped with enough towels, hairdryer, facial tissues, soap.
All our accommodation units are non-smoking rooms.
There is a private terrace to the garden and green lawn with further seating.
The view of the Schlern is enchanting.
Welcome
Gerlinde Trocker and her family are friendly and warm hosts who place great value on attention to detail and a family atmosphere.
Guests are warmly welcomed, individually looked after and provided with all the necessary information to feel at home.
The hostess is always approachable and happy to help with excursion tips, restaurant recommendations or special requests.
Adults only & Relax
Our sun residence offers the perfect ambience to relax and feel good, regardless of the season.
The surrounding nature with lush meadows, colourful shrubs and the majestic backdrop of the Dolomites invite you to linger at any time of the year.
Whether in spring, summer, autumn or winter – there is something for everyone. Relax on the balcony or terrace and listen to the birdsong or end the afternoon in the garden after a hike or excursion.
The Dolomites within reach
The Sonnenresidenz is the perfect starting point for numerous excursions into the unique South Tyrolean Dolomites, with hikes on the Alpe di Siusi and in the Schlern-Rosengarten Nature Park.
Experience the beauty of the alpine meadows, bizarre shapes of the mountains and climb high peaks.
Along the hiking trails, huts and alpine huts invite you to enjoy traditional South Tyrolean cuisine.
The Alpe di Siusi
The Alpe di Siusi is a real jewel of the Dolomites and offers you a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding mountains.
The lift to the Alpe di Siusi is only five minutes away from the Sonnenresidenz and can be reached directly by shuttle bus several times a day.
The Alpe di Siusi is not only the largest high alpine pasture in Europe, but also a true paradise for hikers, skiers and mountain bikers.
It is also known for its delicious cuisine and cosy huts.
Hiking
The Sonnenresidenz is not only located in the immediate vicinity of meadows and forests, but also convinces as a perfect starting point for adventures in the unique Dolomites of South Tyrol.
If you want to go high, there are no limits to your adventurous spirit.
Experience hiking on the Alpe di Siusi and in the Sciliar-Rosengarten Nature Park, discover the variety of plants and colourful flowers on the alpine meadows and marvel at the unique and impressive mountains.
Discover the cosy huts, alpine huts and Buschenschänke along the hiking trails, where you can rest and enjoy the company of traditional South Tyrolean cuisine after climbing high peaks on challenging mountain tours.
Biking
South Tyrol is not only a popular destination for hikers, but also for bikers who want to explore the breathtaking nature and landscape on two wheels.
The region offers numerous challenging mountain bike trails for experienced riders as well as relaxed tours for beginners.
The routes lead through picturesque valleys, past clear rivers and impressive peaks that make for unforgettable biking experiences.
The hospitality of the South Tyroleans and the culinary delights that you can enjoy along the way in the cosy huts and inns make biking in South Tyrol an unforgettable experience.
Summer
South Tyrol and the Dolomites offer a wide range of leisure activities in summer, spring and autumn, suitable for every taste and age group.
The region is a paradise for hikers, as there are numerous hiking trails of varying degrees of difficulty, from easy family tours to challenging mountain tours.
Mountain bikers can look forward to adventurous trails that lead over hill and dale, while riders can gallop through lush meadows and forests.
The Völserweiher is a beautiful mountain lake that is very popular for swimming in summer, while golfers can play the 18-hole golf course, which is open from March to November thanks to its climatic conditions and covers an area of 60 hectares.
Winter
Skiing in the most beautiful mountains in the world, the Alpe di Siusi ski area, in the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Reachable in just a few minutes with the Seiser Alm cable car, Europe’s largest high alpine pasture delights with around 60 kilometres of pistes of all levels of difficulty Together with the neighbouring ski area of Val Gardena, there are even 175 kilometres of pistes, all of which are 100% snow-sure throughout the winter until Easter, thanks to technical snowmaking.
In addition to the perfectly groomed slopes, there is a magnificent panorama, modern mountain railways and a good selection of rustic huts. The Alpe di Siusi also offers direct access to the Sellaronda, the famous ski tour around the Sella massif.
Tradition
Castelrotto, Siusi and the surrounding area are known for their beautiful landscapes and for traditional highlights.
One of the best-known traditions in Castelrotto is the Oswald von Wolkenstein Ride, which takes place every year in June. This ride commemorates the famous minstrel Oswald von Wolkenstein and attracts thousands of visitors.
Castelrotto is also famous for its traditional festivals and celebrations, such as the Flower Festival in spring or the Törggelen in autumn, where the harvest is celebrated and typical local specialities such as chestnuts and wine can be tasted.
There are numerous sights in Siusi, such as the pilgrimage church of St. Valentine, Prösels Castle or the local history museum, which gives an insight into the life and culture of the region. Here, too, you can go hiking in the beautiful nature and enjoy the peace and beauty of the surroundings.
Excursions to South Tyrol’s cities
Castelrotto is also an ideal starting point for exploring other parts of South Tyrol. By bus and train, numerous places such as Brixen, Bozen, Meran and many others are easy to reach.
Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol, offers many cultural and historical sights such as the famous archaeological museum with the glacier mummy “Ötzi”.
Bressanone, a charming medieval town with an impressive cathedral and many other historic buildings, can also be reached quickly and easily from Castelrotto by public transport.
Merano, the beautiful spa town in the heart of South Tyrol, offers numerous attractions such as Trauttmansdorff Castle, the Franz Tappeiner Museum and the famous Merano Thermal Baths.
