Quellenhof Lake Lodge
It is the perfect harmony of the magnificent natural landscape reflected in the deep blue lake. It is a very special kind of hideaway in the midst of a breathtaking alpine backdrop. A feel-good place full of balance and tranquillity, Mediterranean flair and plenty of South Tyrolean hospitality: the Quellenhof See Lodge in Val Passiria/Passeiertal.
In the 1920s, it was a small inn with a few guest rooms; today, the Quellenhof is one of the largest and most exclusive vacation resorts in the Alps. Since 2022, the new Quellenhof See Lodge has not only been a new resort, but also a luxury domicile for adults only.
With just 26 accommodation units, the See Lodge is one of the smallest 5-star luxury hotels in South Tyrol. The repertoire ranges from elegant suites to noble lake suites with direct access to the 4,500 m² bathing lake and four extra-luxurious lake villas (one of which is two-storey) surrounded by sparkling water. Modern design and high-quality materials - stone, glass façades, dark wood - characterize the architecture of the slightly Maldivian-style luxury hotel. The absolute highlight of the lake villas is the spacious terrace with private pool, Finnish sauna, relaxation loungers and hammock over the water. Thanks to the extensive privacy screen, you can enjoy pure privacy here.
"Back to nature" is the motto in the BalanceSPA with harmonious colors and lots of plants. Comfortable loungers and several treatment rooms ensure deep relaxation and inner balance. In the BalanceSAUN, the small and fine sauna world, you can lean back carefree and let your mind wander. The bathing lake with its proud diameter of 105 meters offers the perfect refreshment - South Tyrol's largest pool!
In addition to relaxation, enjoyment is also an essential factor in finding inner balance. In addition to the classic panoramic restaurant with lake view, the See Lodge delights with its underwater restaurant specializing in fish dishes. Mâitre d'Hotel and sommelier Matteo Lattanzi perfectly rounds off the culinary delights with fine wines from the exclusive small wine cellar.
Photos © Quellenhof See Lodge - zulupictures, F. Andergassen
Cover picture: © Stefan Schwabl
Pure privacy
With just 26 accommodation units, the See Lodge is one of the smallest 5-star luxury hotels in South Tyrol. The repertoire ranges from elegant suites to noble lake suites with direct access to the 4,500 m² bathing lake and four extra-luxurious lake villas (one of which is two-storey) surrounded by sparkling water. Modern design and high-quality materials - stone, glass façades, dark wood - characterize the architecture of the slightly Maldivian-style luxury hotel. The absolute highlight of the lake villas is the spacious terrace with private pool, Finnish sauna, relaxation loungers and hammock over the water. Thanks to the extensive privacy screen, you can enjoy pure privacy here.
Inner balance
"Back to nature" is the motto in the BalanceSPA with harmonious colors and lots of plants. Comfortable loungers and several treatment rooms ensure deep relaxation and inner balance. In the BalanceSAUN, the small and fine sauna world, you can lean back carefree and let your mind wander. The bathing lake with its proud diameter of 105 meters offers the perfect refreshment - South Tyrol's largest pool!
Culinary delights
In addition to relaxation, enjoyment is also an essential factor in finding inner balance. In addition to the classic panoramic restaurant with lake view, the See Lodge delights with its underwater restaurant specializing in fish dishes. Mâitre d'Hotel and sommelier Matteo Lattanzi perfectly rounds off the culinary delights with fine wines from the exclusive small wine cellar.
Photos © Quellenhof See Lodge - zulupictures, F. Andergassen
Cover picture: © Stefan Schwabl
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