View image 1: The hotel facade glowing warmly at dusk against a mountainside forest landscape- View image 2: A guest suite with expansive glass doors opening onto a terrace with mountain views in daylight
- View image 3: A minimalist bathroom with light walls, a long white vanity, and an open shower area
- View image 4: A sculptural spiral staircase in light concrete with natural wood framing and black metal railings
- View image 5: A spa corridor with wooden and concrete finishes, lit by soft side lighting, lined with natural materials
- View image 6: An indoor swimming pool with floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlooking mountains, light wood and stone finishes
A minimalist alpine hotel at 1,800 meters, built from natural materials and facing the Dolomites.
Forestis stands at 1,800 meters near Brixen, with panoramic views of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dolomites. Crafted entirely from natural, regional materials, the hotel holds 62 minimalist rooms and suites that set wood and stone against the alpine landscape.
The spa includes saunas, indoor and outdoor pools, treatment rooms, silence rooms, a yoga room, and a fitness center. A forest path gives ski-in/ski-out access to Plose mountain, with hiking, mountain biking, and Wyda energy work among the seasonal pursuits. In the restaurants, Executive Chef Roland Lamprecht draws on the flavors of South Tyrol, emphasizing locally sourced and seasonal ingredients.
Photo Gallery
Rooms and Suites
- View image 1: A bright room with a single bed, natural light from a window, and minimal wood and stone furnishings
- View image 2: A minimalist bathroom with concrete and natural wood vanity, white fixtures, and soft lighting
- View image 3: A spa treatment room with a stone bench, minimal natural wood cabinetry, and mountain views
- View image 4: A residential suite with neutral tones, wood furnishings, and expansive mountain views through glass
- View image 5: A corner suite with wraparound black-framed windows, light wood finishes, and mountain landscape views
- View image 6: A spa changing area with light wood and concrete walls, minimal design, and soft natural light
- View image 7: A residential suite entry with modern furnishings, neutral palette, and mountain backdrop through glass
- View image 8: A spa treatment room with stone surfaces, wood elements, and a minimalist layout for wellness services
- View image 9: A guest bedroom with clean lines, light color palette, and a window overlooking the surrounding landscape
- View image 10: A residential space with neutral furnishings, natural wood accents, and ambient side lighting
- View image 11: A bathroom vanity with warm lighting, wooden cabinetry, and minimalist natural stone fixtures
- View image 12: A spa or wellness room with light wood surfaces, a cushioned bench, and a single framed mountain view
- View image 13: A modern guest suite with neutral decor, warm wood floors, and large windows framing landscape views
- View image 14: A residential room with light furnishings, natural materials, and a corner window with outdoor vistas
Dining
- View image 1: A dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows framing mountains, light wood and concrete finishes, and neutral furnishings
- View image 2: A lounge space with a fireplace, dark wood ceiling beams, and intimate seating arranged around the hearth
- View image 3: A bar area in cool lighting with dark surfaces and backlighting, stone and modern architectural details
- View image 4: A cozy lounge corner with a modern fireplace insert, wood-frame chair, and soft ambient lighting
Amenities
- View image 1: A sculptural spiral staircase with concrete and wood framing in the spa wellness area
- View image 2: A meditation spa room with a sculptural cushioned bench centered by a window overlooking mountains
- View image 3: A fitness studio with exercise equipment, wood finishes, and natural light from clerestory windows
- View image 4: A spa treatment room with light wood and stone surfaces, minimal furnishings, and soft natural light
- View image 5: A yoga or wellness studio with soft lighting, natural materials, and a calm minimalist interior
- View image 6: A relaxation room with light wood and neutral furnishings, a low platform, and tranquil ambiance
- View image 7: A spa treatment room with a treatment table, wood cabinetry, and soft overhead and side lighting
- View image 8: A massage or treatment room with light wood finishes, a treatment bench, and a framed window view
- View image 9: A sauna or wellness room with light wood walls, bench seating, and minimalist architectural details
- View image 10: A spa preparation area with light wood and concrete, a functional sink counter, and neutral tones
- View image 11: A quiet rest room with soft lighting, natural wood finishes, and minimal furnishings for relaxation
- View image 12: A heated pool or water therapy area with light wood surrounds and calm spa-like ambiance
- View image 13: A wellness studio with light floors, neutral walls, and minimalist design for fitness or meditation
- View image 14: A meditation or yoga space with wood accents, soft diffused light, and tranquil natural design
- View image 15: A mountain forest landscape with evergreen trees and distant peaks visible through a gap in vegetation
Property
- View image 1: The hotel facade glowing warmly at dusk against a mountainside forest landscape
- View image 2: An aerial view of the building’s modern architecture set in mountains at sunset with forested slopes
- View image 3: The building’s sculptural form visible from above against misty mountain ridges and forest canopy
- View image 4: An interior corridor with light wood and concrete materials connecting different areas of the hotel
- View image 5: A guest area with floor-to-ceiling windows, light wood furnishings, and expansive mountain vistas
- View image 6: An architectural detail showing the hotel’s integration of natural materials and minimalist design
- View image 7: A dining or reception area with modern furnishings and mountain views through expansive glass
- View image 8: A staff or guest portrait in the hotel’s contemporary interior space with neutral architectural backdrop
- View image 9: Two people standing in the hotel’s minimalist modern interior with neutral wall finishes visible behind
Property Details
Pet-friendly
This property welcomes well-behaved pets (additional charges may apply).
Restaurant and cocktail bar
Executive Chef Roland Lamprecht brings a unique culinary experience with locally sourced ingredients.
Fine Hotels + Resorts® program
American Express Platinum Card members receive room upgrades, food and drink credits, and more.
Spa and fitness center
Relax in the sauna, move in the state-of-the-art gym, and recover with one of several treatment options.
EV charger and parking
Electric vehicle charging stations and guest parking are available on the property.
Bookable activities
Skiing, hiking, mountain biking, Wyda energy work and other seasonal activities are available.
