Hotel Muchele
If you want to get to know a special family business, you've come to the right place: Hotel Muchele is like its hosts - friendly.
"The whole family - mom, Tata (South Tyrolean for dad) and us three daughters - work together. As one Ganthaler knows what the other Ganthaler can do better, things are very harmonious here. That sounds cheesy, but it's true. Everyone wants to have fun and a happy guest. That actually makes us an unbeatable team. This is how the Ganthaler family introduces itself and the guest is right in the middle of a lively hospitality tradition. The current management team at Ganthalers can look back on a hotel history dating back to 1952. A lot has happened since then and the hotel has been expanded, extended and redesigned many times over. 2014 was a particularly busy year. The main building was demolished and, together with an architect, a completely new Hotel Muchele was created.
The Much Living Suite is particularly impressive. The design label Moroso gave the house a special ambience. A showroom, so to speak, for a design-oriented vacation for two, where you can take everything with you - if you like it - at a preferential price. The very special style of the hotel is reflected in all areas and it is always the Italian design label Moroso that sets the tone here: The bed in the veranda suite floats as if on stilts and you can enjoy a magnificent view of the landscape. You can shower outdoors on the terrace suite or book a small "private beach" with the garden loggia. The pool is located directly in a beautiful garden and you can enjoy wonderfully relaxing hours. Porphyry is the most commonly used stone, and local chestnut wood is used alongside glass and iron. Certain elements are repeated in many areas of the house, including a lattice that always repeats the 3 in multifaceted twists and turns. the 3, which stands for the three sisters of the house.
The Anna Spa boasts a 21-metre-long outdoor and indoor pool as well as an outstanding range of wellness treatments. What should not be missing in South Tyrol is of course an outstanding culinary offer. The Muchele dining room has a trendy design, the food tastes delicious and there is no fuss. It should taste good. The Theresia Stube is a tribute to grandma and her cooking skills. ¾ Board is deliberately not offered, the aim is to surprise guests with the delicacies of the creative kitchen team in 5 to 6 courses.
Photos: Hotel Muchele, Moroso, Sophia Schillik
Love of design
The Much Living Suite is particularly impressive. The design label Moroso gave the house a special ambience. A showroom, so to speak, for a design-oriented vacation for two, where you can take everything with you - if you like it - at a preferential price. The very special style of the hotel is reflected in all areas and it is always the Italian design label Moroso that sets the tone here: The bed in the veranda suite floats as if on stilts and you can enjoy a magnificent view of the landscape. You can shower outdoors on the terrace suite or book a small "private beach" with the garden loggia. The pool is located directly in a beautiful garden and you can enjoy wonderfully relaxing hours. Porphyry is the most commonly used stone, and local chestnut wood is used alongside glass and iron. Certain elements are repeated in many areas of the house, including a lattice that always repeats the 3 in multifaceted twists and turns. the 3, which stands for the three sisters of the house.
Spa & Pleasure
The Anna Spa boasts a 21-metre-long outdoor and indoor pool as well as an outstanding range of wellness treatments. What should not be missing in South Tyrol is of course an outstanding culinary offer. The Muchele dining room has a trendy design, the food tastes delicious and there is no fuss. It should taste good. The Theresia Stube is a tribute to grandma and her cooking skills. ¾ Board is deliberately not offered, the aim is to surprise guests with the delicacies of the creative kitchen team in 5 to 6 courses.
Photos: Hotel Muchele, Moroso, Sophia Schillik
