PAID CONTENT FOR MY ARBOR


PAID CONTENT FOR MY ARBOR


MY ARBOR BRIXEN, ITALY


My Arbor is a family-run 5-star wellness “tree hotel” immersed in the peaceful mountains of the Plose in South Tyrol, the only one of its kind in the country. Its contemporary architecture with views of the Dolomites is immersed in the woods and is perfectly integrated into the natural environment. As the hotel name suggests, the “MY philosophy” plays an essential role, focuses on “me-time”, and offers maximum relaxation and flexibility for its guests, who are invited to find there what often comes up short in hectic everyday life: time for themselves and the greatest possible freedom for their own rhythm. The design team behind the property wanted


nature to feel as close as possible. Located at an altitude of almost 1,000m in a quiet spot on the edge of a forest, this luxury alpine resort looks as if it grew naturally out of the hillside. The building appears to float in the treetops; it is perched atop 66 tree-trunk stilts creating a refined treehouse experience that casts guests into a sense of escapism, offering fantastic views over the valley and surrounding mountain peaks.


The in-house Spa Arboris is a 2,500 m² oasis of


calm with infinity pool (indoor and outdoor), 10 treatment rooms, sauna area including 5 saunas, cold-water pool, panoramic whirlpool, various relaxing areas and 10 outdoor relax rooms. Spa treatments are based on local trees and plants utilising their beneficial effect on body, mind and soul. Activities at the hotel include: wellness treatments, sauna infusions, yoga, forest bathing, hiking, skiing, biking, wine tasting, cultural experiences & shopping in Brixen. The hotel offers a daily program with free sauna infusions, yoga and Pilates courses, guided hikes and more. The culinary experience at My Arbor is a fusion


of South Tyrolean and Italian cuisine with creative dishes from all over the world, wine cellar with wine sommelier, beer lounge with beer sommelier and bar with creative cocktails. The focus is on quality, local suppliers and home-made food and drinks. Sun-ripened fruit and vegetables, first-class olive oil and homegrown corn come directly from the own agriculture and are transformed into fine culinary delights with much love and expertise.


DON’T MISS The daily sauna infusions with the sauna master are rituals combining music, scents and heat


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KEY FEATURES • Panoramic views from all suites • Spa Arboris • Concierge service


KEY ACTIVITIES • Spa treatments • Sauna infusions • Yoga and Pilates courses • Guided hikes • E-bike tours • Forest bathing • Wellness, hiking, skiing, biking, culture & shopping


KEY TREATMENTS • Arboris Tree Ritual


GET IN TOUCH my-arbor.com T: +39 0472 69 40 12 E: info@my-arbor.com


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