Setting the Scene

Designed for mountain enthusiasts who value both activity and refinement, Falkensteiner Hotel Kronplatz sits at the base of one of South Tyrol’s most renowned peaks, offering direct access to the Dolomites year-round. The hotel’s striking architecture by Matteo Thun blends contemporary design with natural materials, reflecting the surrounding alpine landscape. From skiing and biking to hiking and cultural exploration, days are shaped by the rhythm of the mountains, while the Acquapura Summit SPA and rooftop pool provide a restorative counterpoint to outdoor pursuits. It’s a setting that balances high-energy days outdoors with a calm, design-forward retreat rooted in the character of the Dolomites.

Who’s Checking In?

Active, nature-driven travelers who want direct access to outdoor experiences without sacrificing comfort, design, or service. The hotel is especially well suited to couples and leisure travelers who enjoy balancing days in the mountains with spa, dining, and relaxation, all within a setting that reflects the character of South Tyrol.

Hotel Highlights

• Prime location at the foot of Kronplatz, with the main lift just steps away for seamless access to skiing, hiking, and biking year-round.
• Architecture by Matteo Thun stands out for its clean lines, natural materials, and modern alpine aesthetic.
• The Acquapura Summit SPA spans multiple levels, featuring a rooftop pool, panoramic sauna, and dedicated recovery spaces designed for active guests.
• The 7Summit Slow Food dining concept highlights regional ingredients and South Tyrolean flavors with a modern, international perspective.
• An Experience Concierge curates year-round activities, from guided hikes and bike tours to ski days and cultural excursions.

Destination Snapshot

• Dolomite Landscapes: A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for dramatic peaks, alpine meadows, and some of Europe’s most iconic mountain scenery.
• Year-Round Adventure: Kronplatz is a leading destination for skiing in winter and hiking and biking in warmer months.
• Seamless Access: A well-developed network of lifts, trails, and slopes makes exploring the region easy for all experience levels.
• Cultural Blend: South Tyrol combines Alpine and Mediterranean influences across its cuisine, language, and lifestyle.
• Alpine Wellness: Mountain spas, fresh air, and a slower pace of life make the region as restorative as it is active.

Top 5 Experiences

1. Ski or bike on Kronplatz, known for its panoramic summit views and well-groomed terrain.
2. Hike around the Three Peaks (Tre Cime di Lavaredo), one of the Dolomites’ most iconic landscapes.
3. Visit Lake Prags (Pragser Wildsee), famed for its turquoise waters and dramatic mountain setting.
4. Explore a network of scenic alpine trails ranging from gentle paths to high-altitude routes.
5. Discover South Tyrolean cuisine in traditional mountain huts and local villages.

Top 5 Places to Visit

1. Messner Mountain Museum Corones: A striking mountaintop museum exploring alpine culture and history.
2. Lake Prags (Pragser Wildsee): One of the most photographed alpine lakes in the Dolomites.
3. Bruneck (Brunico): A charming town with historic streets, shops, and local culture.
4. The Three Peaks (Tre Cime di Lavaredo): Iconic Dolomite formations offering unforgettable views and hiking.
5. Lake Anterselva (Antholzer See): A peaceful alpine lake surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery.

How To Get There

Address: Via Funivia 1C, Riscone (BZ) Italy

• Closest Airports: Bolzano Airport (50 miles / 1 h 15 min); Innsbruck Airport (68 miles / 1 h 45 min); Venice Airport (128 miles / 3 h 15 min)
• Train Stations: Bruneck (2 miles / 7 min)
• Major Cities Nearby: Bolzano (52 miles); Innsbruck (70 miles); Verona (122 miles); Venice (130 miles)