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Forestis Dolomites

Dolomites (South Tyrol) • Brixen • OVER THE TOP

avg. $940 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

At 1800 metres above Brixen in South Tyrol, on a forested plateau with direct sightlines to the Geisler and Peitlerkofel peaks, a former lung sanatorium from the early twentieth century was transformed into Forestis Dolomites — a property whose entire design logic turns on the tension between an ancient timber farmhouse vernacular and a cool, almost meditative modernism. The Bolzano-based studio noa* (network of architecture) led by Stefan Rier and Lukas Rungger handled both architecture and interiors, working across the original historic Stoanerhof farmhouse and a new contemporary wing that together house around 63 rooms and suites. The material argument is made clearly in the images: blonde spruce cladding wraps walls and ceilings throughout the new rooms, bringing the Dolomite forest inside in a way that feels earned rather than decorative, while wide-plank oak floors and linen-toned curtains keep the palette cool and unhurried. Floor-to-ceiling steel-framed glazing, used consistently across the restaurant lounge, bedrooms, and indoor pool, frames the Geisler massif as if the mountains were the only artwork the building requires. In the spa, a long lap pool runs parallel to a curtain-wall facade, upholstered daybeds on spruce platforms arranged beside it in a silence that the architecture seems designed to protect. The curved banquette seating in the dining lounge, upholstered in soft grey, sits on spruce bases — a detail that keeps even the most contemporary room in conversation with the timber culture of the surrounding valley.

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The hideaway in the Dolomites at 1770 m altitude. A unique building, one of its kind, in a breathtaking location. You will enjoy the beauty of nature and the blessing of silence, as well as a high-level quality of life, to rediscover the true values of existence.

Amenities

Internet

Free Internet

Free Parking

Wifi

Free Wifi

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Pets Allowed

Pool

Ski-In / Ski-Out

Forestis Dolomites Reviews

554 reviews

"The hotels key selling points from from my perspective are the view from the rooms, dining room and spa. The location right up on the mountain and the very stringent minimalist design. The drawback in winter are short days, so darkness engulfs the windows from around 5pm and the view from the dining table is a hugh pitch black window (at breakfast the sun is so strong it is advisable to bring sunglasses). For none skiers the options for longer hikes/walks in winter are restricted; I am sure this will be much different in summer. The design feels very contemporary, in tune with the surroundings and very consistent throughout the property. What did not work for us is the dining room set up. While we appreciate that it is meant to allow unrestricted view and privacy for every table, one can almost feel in isolation weren't it for the many waiters swarming around. We found the food solidly good but no exceptional dining experience and the service at times fussy. We understand why the prices are what they are but they also attract a certain clientele. I happily accept skiwear at the breakfast buffet but loose fitting gym shorts paired with a white rib tank top do not belong there"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 14, 2026

"Forestis Dolomites is top notch across the board. From the moment I arrived, everything was dialed in. The setting is unreal, the architecture is thoughtful, and the atmosphere is calm, confident, and refined — luxury without being stiff. The staff truly makes the place special. Florian, Andreas, and Tomasso were excellent up front. Samuel and the entire front desk team were professional, warm, and on point throughout my stay. In the restaurant, Alice, Amadeo, and Davide delivered outstanding service — attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely welcoming. Every meal was memorable. The food was exceptional, the spa experience was first-class, and the overall level of service was exactly what I expect from a world-class property. Every detail felt intentional, and everyone played a role in making the stay unforgettable. Forestis sets the bar high. I absolutely loved my stay and would return without hesitation."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 22, 2026

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