Check in and Check out

On the day of arrival, your room will be available to you from 3:00 pm. You can check in until 10:00 pm, you will receive an access code for the key box. On the day of departure, we ask you to vacate your room by 10:00 am.

Our rooms are only cleaned every second day. And not on Sunday.

Are there vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free options?

We are happy to prepare lactose-free and gluten-free alternatives upon request. For organisational reasons, we kindly ask you to inform us in advance. Our breakfast buffet also offers vegetarian and vegan options.

Pets are only allowed upon request. We charge €20 per pet per day.

You are welcome to pay your bill in cash, by EC card or with Visa or Mastercard (card payment possible from €100).

Cancellation conditions

All prices are per person and day including 10 % VAT. Room reservations are not considered binding until both parties have confirmed in writing. If you have to cancel your stay, please note the following conditions: For cancellations from 28 to 21 days before the start of your holiday, we charge €150. If we receive your cancellation later, all booked days up to one week will be charged in full. If a room is cancelled on the day of arrival or if a guest does not arrive or arrives later or departs earlier, the price for the entire stay will be charged. We therefore recommend that our guests take out travel insurance.

Accommodation with breakfast in Naturns

Explore the "Val Venosta" region by mountain bike

Cycle tour on the Monte Tramontana

The Naturno Monte Tramontana tour is a medium-difficulty mountain bike or e-bike tour that starts in Plaus and leads via the Brandhof on the Pirchberg, the Naturno Monte Tramontana, the Waldschenke and Tschirland back to Naturno. The tour is approx. 25 km long and climbs around 600 metres uphill and descends 1500 metres. This cycle tour with views of the Val Venosta and Merano region is particularly recommended from March to September.

Excursion tip for hikers

On to the Merano High Mountain Trail

If you visit Naturno, you should not miss out on the chance to hike a stage of the Merano High Mountain Trail. The starting point is the mountain station of the Unterstell cable car, which you can easily reach on foot from the centre of Naturno. From there, follow trail no. 24. Along the way, you will pass several idyllic farms offering refreshments. Enjoy delicious South Tyrolean delicacies and the unique view of the Texel Group Nature Park.

Naturno: a paradise for climbing fans

Between via ferratas and climbing centres

In Naturno, you will find a wide range of indoor and outdoor opportunities to let off steam on the wall. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, travelling with children or alone, there is something for everyone here. You can have a go on the two exciting via ferratas Knott and Hoachwool, which offer fantastic views of the Texel Group and the Val d'Adige. Or you can visit one of the many climbing centres in the area, which offer routes with various levels of difficulty. Naturno is the ideal place to improve your climbing skills and enjoy the nature of South Tyrol.

A visit to Juval Castle

The castle on the mountain and the mountain in the castle

You have a unique view of the historic Juval Castle from our guesthouse. But what is behind the walls of this medieval castle? This popular excursion destination for culture lovers has belonged to the famous mountaineer Reinhold Messner since 1983, who transformed it into one of his Messner Mountain Museums. Here you can admire his fascinating collection of works of art, books and objects from all over the world that deal with the mountains. The magnificent frescoes from the Renaissance period and the idyllic mountain animal park are also definitely worth a visit.

Discover hidden art treasures

St Proculus Church and Museum

St Proculus Church may seem small from the outside, but inside it houses treasures of enormous value. The unique cycle of frescoes, which dates from the 8th- 10th century, preserves the church's unique splendour. Opposite the church is the Proculus Museum, which is well worth a visit and, to the delight of culture and art lovers, contains finds from St Proculus Church and provides an insight into the history of days gone by from late antiquity, the early and late Middle Ages and the Thirty Years' War.