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Forestis Dolomites

$800-1300/ night

Book this if You crave a hyper-modern, silence-obsessed alpine sanctuary where the architecture bows down to the Dolomites.

Why People Love It

9.8254 reviews
  • Floor-to-ceiling glass tower suites with unobstructed mountain views
  • Adults-only (14+) policy ensuring absolute quiet
  • World-class 'Forest Spa' with a cult-favorite outdoor forest sauna

Quick Take: It’s a Bond villain lair for wellness junkies who prefer trees to people.

Reviewed by @HannahatpaperplanetravelI’ve never felt silence like this. Waking up at Forestis and seeing the Dolomites right from my pillow was the reset I didn't know I needed. It’s pricey, but for this level of peace and that insane view, I’d book it again in a heartbeat.


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

A breathtaking design masterpiece where silence is the main amenity.

Reality check

Service can be inconsistent for the price point, and the pool is colder than you'd expect for a luxury spa.

  • You are an architecture nerd who loves minimalism
  • You want to ski-in/ski-out or hike directly from your lobby
  • You value silence above all else

Cleanliness & Maintenance

9.8
  • Housekeeping: Impeccable. Daily service is thorough, and turndown includes thoughtful touches.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Spotless. Stone surfaces are sealed and maintained perfectly.
  • Maintenance: Like new. The minimalist design shows no signs of wear.
  • Linens & towels: High-quality, heavy towels and crisp, premium bedding.
  • Odors & scents: Smells of natural spruce and stone pine (Arve) throughout the property.

Sleepability™

9.5SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • None (remote location + adults only)
  • Occasional creaking in the historic building (rare)

Before you book

Good to know

  • The hotel is at 1,800m — altitude sickness is rare but the air is thin.
  • Dinner tables are assigned for your entire stay in the main restaurant.
  • The road up is winding and steep; use the hotel shuttle if you're nervous about mountain driving.

What to pack

  • Hiking boots (Vibram soles recommended for the rugged terrain)
  • Smart casual dinner wear (no strict code, but guests dress chic)
  • Swimsuit for the spa (even in winter)

Room Genie

Best picks

  • Tower Suite (Upper Floors): For the iconic 'floating in the trees' glass-box experience.
  • Penthouse: For a private rooftop pool and sauna.

Rooms to avoid

  • Historic Building Suites: If you came for the floor-to-ceiling glass views (these are traditional/cozy).
  • Tower Suite (Lowest Floors): Views may be partially obstructed by treetops.

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

I am booking a Tower Suite and kindly request a floor above the 4th level to ensure an unobstructed view of the Dolomites over the tree line.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is it really adults only?

Yes, strictly 14+. You won't find toddlers in the pool.

Is the pool heated?

Yes, but many guests find it cooler than expected (around 30°C/86°F), which feels chilly in winter air.

Do I need a car?

Not necessarily. The hotel offers transfers, and once you're there, you can hike/ski from the door. A car is useful only for day trips to Brixen.

What is the 'Forest Cuisine'?

It's a local, sustainable menu focused on foraged ingredients (herbs, berries, mushrooms). Expect earthy flavors, not standard Italian pasta.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes, for a fee of ~€50/night. They get a bed and bowl but aren't allowed in the spa or main restaurant.

Is there air conditioning?

No, and you don't need it. At 1,800m, opening the window provides crisp, cool air even in summer.


Insider Tips

  • Request a 'South-facing' table in the restaurant if you want the best sunset views during dinner.

  • The 'Wyda' (Celtic yoga) classes are unique to this property and worth trying once.

  • There is a hidden 'silence room' in the spa that many guests miss — perfect for reading.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The 'historic building' rooms feel like a completely different hotel than the towers (traditional vs. sci-fi).

  • 💡You might get a 'diet' menu option at dinner if you want lighter fare.

  • 💡The tap water comes from a private spring and is better than bottled water.

  • 💡Housekeeping has a 'plant a tree' button: skip cleaning to plant a tree.

  • 💡The drive up from Brixen can be nauseating if you get car sick — take it slow.

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