Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier
2nd place: The Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier offers South Tyrol’s most innovative wellness and sports paradise.
Nestled in the heart of the Passeier Valley amidst the legendary South Tyrolean mountains, about 3 kilometers from St. Martin, lies the Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier—South Tyrol’s most innovative wellness and sports paradise.
The bright and luxurious rooms, suites, and exclusive chalets with private pools, saunas, and hot whirlpool are spread across several buildings and offer the perfect stay for singles and couples as well as families.
The 5-star hotel’s 10,500-square-meter wellness area is particularly spectacular. The various wellness areas are separated for those seeking tranquility and families, thus guaranteeing a completely personalized relaxation experience for all guests. The Vital Spa, Rooftop Spa, and brand-new 4-Elements Spa are adults-only, while children are warmly welcomed in the Family Spa.
The Quellenhof Resort features a total of 25 saunas across its 10,500 m² spa area, including an award-winning Lake Event Sauna with show infusions. To help you swim away from the stresses of everyday life, a unique water landscape with 12 heated indoor and outdoor pools provides the necessary swimming fun. Particularly popular with families is the Acqua Family Parc, featuring an indoor pool with a 102-meter slide, a lazy river, a whirlpool, a toddler pool, and an outdoor adventure pool.
Those who prefer a quieter atmosphere can take a deep breath in the Salt Worlds, featuring saltwater pools, a saltwater grotto, and a salt lounge. Four sauna oases offer visitors a total of 25 saunas. The facility’s many relaxation areas invite guests to unwind. In addition to hammam and new South Tyrolean signature treatments, the pampering program also includes cosmetic treatments.
The relaxation park, with its Love Lounges and ergonomic floating loungers, boosts not only romance but also health. The Quellenhof Medical Center additionally offers comprehensive services in the areas of health, anti-aging & prevention, non-invasive aesthetic medicine, physical therapy, dermatology, and much more.
The Quellenhof also features 2 fitness rooms, 6 tennis courts, 2 padel tennis courts, 1 pickleball court, an equestrian center with 20 school horses, and its own 4-hole golf course. Several restaurants cater to guests’ culinary needs. In addition to classic gourmet half-board, the Quellenhof offers its guests the finest culinary artistry in two top-class restaurants: the “Quellenhof Gourmetstube 1897” and the Sky Restaurant “Teppanyaki”!
The chic “Rooftop Spa” (adults only) on the roof of the Quellenhof Resort. An absolute highlight and new Instagram hotspot is undoubtedly the space-age infinity pool made entirely of glass (32°C year-round) with a view of the Passeier mountains. A Finnish panoramic sauna, new, spacious indoor and outdoor relaxation areas with wonderfully comfortable day beds round out the “deluxe” wellness experience.
This new sauna area is an oasis of tranquility for adults aged 16 and older. The entire "4-Elements-Spa" was designed around the 4 elements: WATER – FIRE – AIR – EARTH. Here, guests can enjoy a new Bio-Pirts sauna, the Pseirer Ritual stone sauna, a fire lounge with a wood-fired stove and seating area, 2 water tubs for soaking, and a sun deck with a nude relaxation area.
The culinary variety and quality are in no way inferior to the extensive spa offerings. True gourmets will find the Quellenhof to be a premier destination for fine dining: Here, Chef Michael Mayr and his team enchant their guests with culinary masterpieces. The “Quellenhof Gourmetstube 1897,” with its 14 exclusive seats, was awarded three toques by Gault Millau Austria in 2024, and the Schlemmeratlas 2024 also awarded it four magnificent cooking spoons, “The Great Restaurant & Hotel Guide” named the “1897” “South Tyrol Restaurant of the Year 2018” and awarded it four toques in 2024.
In South Tyrol’s first teppanyaki restaurant (Japanese restaurant), true masters are at work. The Quellenhof chefs have learned from the best. Xiao Wang—one of the most sought-after teachers of authentic teppanyaki cuisine—and Toshio Kobatake took them under their wing for an entire year and initiated them into the art of authentic teppanyaki cuisine. Over 1,200 labels, with a focus on South Tyrol and Italy, are stored in the Quellenhof’s three wine cellars.
Photos: Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier
The bright and luxurious rooms, suites, and exclusive chalets with private pools, saunas, and hot whirlpool are spread across several buildings and offer the perfect stay for singles and couples as well as families.
Spectacular Water World
The 5-star hotel’s 10,500-square-meter wellness area is particularly spectacular. The various wellness areas are separated for those seeking tranquility and families, thus guaranteeing a completely personalized relaxation experience for all guests. The Vital Spa, Rooftop Spa, and brand-new 4-Elements Spa are adults-only, while children are warmly welcomed in the Family Spa.
The Quellenhof Resort features a total of 25 saunas across its 10,500 m² spa area, including an award-winning Lake Event Sauna with show infusions. To help you swim away from the stresses of everyday life, a unique water landscape with 12 heated indoor and outdoor pools provides the necessary swimming fun. Particularly popular with families is the Acqua Family Parc, featuring an indoor pool with a 102-meter slide, a lazy river, a whirlpool, a toddler pool, and an outdoor adventure pool.
Extensive relaxation offerings
Those who prefer a quieter atmosphere can take a deep breath in the Salt Worlds, featuring saltwater pools, a saltwater grotto, and a salt lounge. Four sauna oases offer visitors a total of 25 saunas. The facility’s many relaxation areas invite guests to unwind. In addition to hammam and new South Tyrolean signature treatments, the pampering program also includes cosmetic treatments.
The relaxation park, with its Love Lounges and ergonomic floating loungers, boosts not only romance but also health. The Quellenhof Medical Center additionally offers comprehensive services in the areas of health, anti-aging & prevention, non-invasive aesthetic medicine, physical therapy, dermatology, and much more.
The Quellenhof also features 2 fitness rooms, 6 tennis courts, 2 padel tennis courts, 1 pickleball court, an equestrian center with 20 school horses, and its own 4-hole golf course. Several restaurants cater to guests’ culinary needs. In addition to classic gourmet half-board, the Quellenhof offers its guests the finest culinary artistry in two top-class restaurants: the “Quellenhof Gourmetstube 1897” and the Sky Restaurant “Teppanyaki”!
At South Tyrol’s largest & most exclusive wellness hotel , the (wellness) wheel never stops turning. Anyone spending their wellness vacation here will experience endless spa enjoyment!
The chic “Rooftop Spa” (adults only) on the roof of the Quellenhof Resort. An absolute highlight and new Instagram hotspot is undoubtedly the space-age infinity pool made entirely of glass (32°C year-round) with a view of the Passeier mountains. A Finnish panoramic sauna, new, spacious indoor and outdoor relaxation areas with wonderfully comfortable day beds round out the “deluxe” wellness experience.
NEW since 2024! "4-Elements-Spa" - adults only
This new sauna area is an oasis of tranquility for adults aged 16 and older. The entire "4-Elements-Spa" was designed around the 4 elements: WATER – FIRE – AIR – EARTH. Here, guests can enjoy a new Bio-Pirts sauna, the Pseirer Ritual stone sauna, a fire lounge with a wood-fired stove and seating area, 2 water tubs for soaking, and a sun deck with a nude relaxation area.
Culinary delights in a class of their own
The culinary variety and quality are in no way inferior to the extensive spa offerings. True gourmets will find the Quellenhof to be a premier destination for fine dining: Here, Chef Michael Mayr and his team enchant their guests with culinary masterpieces. The “Quellenhof Gourmetstube 1897,” with its 14 exclusive seats, was awarded three toques by Gault Millau Austria in 2024, and the Schlemmeratlas 2024 also awarded it four magnificent cooking spoons, “The Great Restaurant & Hotel Guide” named the “1897” “South Tyrol Restaurant of the Year 2018” and awarded it four toques in 2024.
In South Tyrol’s first teppanyaki restaurant (Japanese restaurant), true masters are at work. The Quellenhof chefs have learned from the best. Xiao Wang—one of the most sought-after teachers of authentic teppanyaki cuisine—and Toshio Kobatake took them under their wing for an entire year and initiated them into the art of authentic teppanyaki cuisine. Over 1,200 labels, with a focus on South Tyrol and Italy, are stored in the Quellenhof’s three wine cellars.
Photos: Quellenhof Luxury Resort Passeier
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