Together. Effortless. Connected.
he greatest luxury is quality time together
The Mair host family, the Hohenwart team and our guests: together, they have always formed one large family. Nothing shapes this place more than the feeling of togetherness. That is exactly why Hohenwart is the ideal family hotel in South Tyrol, for young and old, grandparents, parents and children - for all generations who wish to spend time together consciously, with ease and without obligation.
Not everyone relaxes in the same way. We take this into account here.
Time together. Time for everyone.
Both are possible: retreat and closeness, time as a family, but also for each individual. That is why the spaces in our 4-star superior family hotel in South Tyrol are generous and flexible: spacious suites with separate children’s rooms, comfortable double rooms with sofa bed or connecting door, and small double rooms for one parent with a child (only one full-paying guest, children at children’s rates). Of course, we also want you to feel comfortable when it comes to pricing. That is why we offer the following conditions:
Children benefit from attractive discounts based on their age and the room category:
- 0–1 years: free of charge
- 2–7 years: €49 in a double room, €69 in a suite
- 8–10 years: 60% discount
- 11–13 years: 50% discount
- 14 years and older: 30% discount
At Hohenwart, families enjoy attractive benefits throughout the year. Children up to the age of 2 stay free of charge, and for stays of 7 nights or more, one child up to the age of 7 stays free as well.
For stays of 7 nights or longer, children up to the age of 13 also benefit from special fixed rates:
- €49 per night when staying in their parents' double room
- €69 per night when staying in their parents' suite
Yes. During the summer holidays – approximately from mid-July to early September – we offer a caring and professional childcare service for children aged 4 years and older. Childcare is available Sunday to Friday from 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm and again from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm. This gives parents the opportunity to relax in the VistaSpa Adults Only, enjoy a massage or head out for a hike, knowing that their children are in good hands.
At Hohenwart, children and teenagers have plenty of space to play, explore and enjoy quality time together. Our indoor playroom, featuring a climbing wall, play kitchen and a wide selection of toys, is always open for our youngest guests. Outside, the spacious garden offers a large playground with a trampoline, swings, climbing frame, football goal and table tennis table – perfect for fun and adventure in the fresh mountain air.
Older children and teenagers will also find plenty to enjoy in the games room, equipped with billiards, darts, table football and a digital gaming table. For relaxed family evenings, our library offers a large selection of board games for all ages.
To ensure our youngest guests feel completely at home, we provide a wide range of baby and toddler equipment on request. This includes a baby cot, changing mat and potty for your room, as well as high chairs and bibs in the restaurant. For family adventures in the South Tyrolean mountains, we are also happy to provide a stroller and a child carrier backpack. This allows families to travel light and enjoy a relaxed holiday from the very first moment.
Yes. To make family mealtimes as relaxed and enjoyable as possible, we offer a dedicated children's menu featuring a selection of favourite dishes on request. We are also happy to serve the children's dinner before the regular evening meal for adults. In addition, families can enjoy our ¾ enjoyment board, which includes a late breakfast until 11:00 am and the popular Hohenwart afternoon snack, creating delicious moments for guests of every generation.
Wellness and culinary delights for every generation
Relax together. Unwind your own way.
The FamilySpa, designed for guests of all ages, and the VistaSpa Adults Only (16+) complement each other perfectly. While families enjoy time together by the pool, parents can retreat to the peaceful atmosphere of the VistaSpa for those equally important moments of tranquillity and togetherness. Yet relaxation is also at the heart of the FamilySpa, with cosy corners to unwind and a spacious garden inviting guests to slow down and dream.
The same philosophy extends to our cuisine. A late breakfast served until 11:00 am, homemade cakes and savoury treats during the popular Hohenwart afternoon snack, and a dedicated children's menu available on request – even before 7:00 pm if desired – ensure that shared meals become one of the highlights of your holiday.
And as the day gently draws to a close, a holiday becomes precious family time: playing board games together, sharing heartfelt conversations or watching the stars from your balcony. Often, it is these simple moments that become the memories you treasure for years to come.
The best family adventures
The outdoor kids camp on Meran 2000, a large outdoor playground open in both winter and summer, offers playful opportunities to train strength, balance and coordination with climbing walls, slacklines, tunnels, balancing courses, looping slides and jumping stations
At the bird of prey show at Tyrol Castle, visitors have the chance to experience these impressive animals in flight. The bird care centre takes in injured animals, nurtures them back to health and releases them into the wild. Those that cannot return to the wild can be viewed in their aviaries at the centre.
The railway world in Töll is a paradise for both young and old model railway enthusiasts. In addition to Italy’s largest digital model railway installation and an impressive collection of 20,000 trains, vehicles and figures, it also features a miniature version of South Tyrol and an interactive children’s area.
On the mini golf course in Schenna, young and old alike can test their skills. 18 individually designed courses made of concrete, stone and natural elements, set within a well-kept green area, ensure carefree holiday fun.
The Rainguthof animal world is open every day all year round and welcomes curious visitors in exchange for a voluntary donation, inviting them to interact with the animals. Petting and feeding the animals, some of which roam freely, is expressly allowed. Afterwards, you can enjoy refreshments at the snack station.