PAID CONTENT FOR BELVITA LEADING WELLNESSHOTELS SÜDTIROL


Belvita Leading Wellnesshotels Südtirol SOUTH TYROL, ITALY


The Belvita Leading Wellnesshotels Südtirol are 30 family-run four-star superior and five-star hotels in Italy’s northernmost region. They’re united not by a traditional brand, but by a philosophy built on four pillars — Well-feeling, Spa, Fitness and Vital Cuisine — creating stays that are restorative while remaining rooted in their surroundings. Framed by the Unesco-listed Dolomites and


blessed with more than 300 days of sunshine per year, South Tyrol offers a landscape and culture unlike anywhere else in Europe. The Belvita wellness hotels sit within this province rather than apart from it — spa treatments use locally harvested arnica, arolla pine and St John’s wort; menus celebrate regional specialities such as Speck Alto Adige PGI ham, gewürztraminer wines and Alpine-Mediterranean produce; and guided hikes, ski days and Törggelen (harvest festival) evenings connect guests with the rhythms of the place. For UK travellers, direct flights from Gatwick to Bolzano make this Alpine idyll more accessible. The Belvita quality seal isn’t awarded lightly. Only properties that meet strict criteria across


every aspect of the guest experience — spacious wellness areas, nature-adjacent locations, locally sourced products, comprehensive fitness programmes and outstanding service — are added to the collection. Anonymous inspections ensure these standards are maintained year after year. Within the group, four specialist designations


help guests tailor their stay: Premium Spa hotels feature panoramic pool landscapes, multisensory sauna worlds and highly trained therapists; ‘Active’-certified properties combine spa recovery with guided mountain adventures; Romantic hotels create dedicated spaces and atmosphere for couples; and Family hotels offer imaginative programming for all ages. The spa rituals deserve special mention: they use


herbs that grow in the surrounding mountains and pure South Tyrolean spring water. The ancient hay bath, in which guests are immersed in sun-dried Alpine meadow grasses to release tension and stimulate circulation, is one of the region’s oldest wellness traditions, carefully preserved and refined by the Belvita wellness hotels.


DON’T MISS Watch the Dolomites glow pink and red at dusk during the legendary enrosadira alpenglow


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Fine dining • Luxury rooms & suites • Indoor & outdoor spa worlds • Family & adult-only option


KEY ACTIVITIES • Alpine skiing • Hiking & trekking • Wine & culinary experiences


KEY TREATMENTS • GSUND Belvita treatment • South Tyrolean hay bath • Arnica & Alpine herb massage • Medical wellness


GET IN TOUCH • belvita.it • +39 0473 499 499 • wellnesshotels@belvita.it • instagram.com/ belvitaleadingwellnesshotels • CIN information: belvita.it/cin


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IMAGE: CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT BELVITA-HOTEL HUBERTUS (ARCHIVE)/BELVITA-HOTEL ALPEN TESITIN (SILBERSALZ)/BELVITA-HOTEL DAS GERSTL ALPINE RETREAT (FLORIAN ANDERGASSEN)


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