Hotel Anders

A house that seems to be in motion, lying flat like the horizon at an altitude of 1850 metres and giving its structure free rein. The fact that lightness abounds here in the midst of the impressive South Tyrolean moun­tains is thanks to the clarity and reduction of form. Architect Martin Gruber is known for his inspiring and ima­gi­native buil­dings that blend natu­rally into the land­scape and its culture. With the radical con­version of the former Hotel Aurora, he has turned 50 beds into a design retreat with seven suites that over two floors not only offer the best views of the Dolo­mites, but also act as a con­trast to the usual hotel archi­tecture. More per­sonal, simpler, calmer.

The approach is part of the project. Driving up the winding path, slowing down, wat­ching the change in vege­tation. The colour of the light changes con­stantly, depending on the time of day and the weather. All around, the moun­tains.

The Anders mountain suites combine pro­tection and openness, hard and soft at the same time. The roof resembles a slab that pro­tects against the weather like an over­sized canopy. Solidly con­s­tructed in cement, grey like the moun­tains. Beneath it is a con­s­truction of natural, brushed spruce wood that stretches orga­ni­cally between the floor and the ceiling.

The interior then opens up to seven two-storey apart­ments. On the first level of each suite there is the ent­rance area with wardrobe, the toilet, a shower, a Finnish sauna and the bed by the floor-to-ceiling pan­orama window, so that you can gaze at the dra­matic mountain scenery as soon as you wake up. A wooden staircase leads to the second, lower level with the living and cooking area as well as the ent­rance to the small private garden.
The guest living room with restaurant and bar is open to everyone. With sloping walls to lean against, deli­cious break­fasts and dinners on request. In the middle of the room, the fire­place pro­vides warmth, while the tables offer the views. Until visitors are tempted to head out again for the next adventure. On foot or directly on skis. Because the car stays put. After all, you should feel as free as the house itself.

What to do

The mountain wonderland of the Plose massif begins right outside the door for hiking, mountaineering, mountain biking, climbing and skiing (the ski slope next to the house allows ski-in/ski-out); wellness in the sauna in your own suite; culinary delights and good wines by the fireplace, on the terrace, in the restaurant or at the bar; watching the mountains and allowing their power to work its magic on you.

Why we like this house

An unusual solution, a pleasant contrast to the usual hotel architecture.

This house is great for

Two people in each of the seven suites – for couples or friends, even for guests with a dog.

Details

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