Residence Ortlerhof 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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Sports activities
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Child-friendly
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No pets allowed
Location
Featuring a vending machine and a lift, the comfortable Residence Ortlerhof Prato allo Stelvio hotel lies only a 12-minute walk from the Ruins of Montechiaro Castle. This 3-star aparthotel offers a private garden as well as private car parking.
The hotel has a convenient location around 2 km from the Lorenz Kuntner Open-Air Museum. The Residence Ortlerhof is located within easy access to the Stelvio National Park, within a few blocks of the building. Travellers will enjoy proximity to entertainment attractions like Golf Club Val Venosta, which are about 10 minutes' drive away. Prad Mittelschule bus stop is also 450 metres away.
The 12 rooms overlook the mountain and comprise a balcony and a dining area. They come equipped with an electric kettle, a refrigerator, and kitchenware. Featuring comforts such as a hairdryer and bath sheets, the private bathrooms are fitted with a separate toilet and a shower.
Cafe Am Platzl is adjacent to Residence Ortlerhof hotel, 7 minutes' walk away.
Review by hotel critic
Staying in the heart of the Alps, my buddies and I stumbled upon an exceptional find. Our three-bedroom apartment was a delightful blend of traditional Alpine charm and modern convenience. The space was impeccably clean and well-appointed, with a cozy atmosphere that instantly made us feel at home. The garden, equipped with tables and chairs, became our favorite hub for evening relaxation, and the free BBQ upon request was a great addition for our culinary adventures. WiFi throughout the property kept us connected, and the enthusiastic staff genuinely loved the mountains and the winding roads-perfect for our pre-ride activities. The highlight was undoubtedly the breakfast before our challenging ascent up the Stelvio Pass; it fueled us for the uphill battle ahead. All things considered, this stay proved to be both practical and enjoyable, making it well worth recommending to fellow adventurers.
