A WINTER BREAK WITH THE FAMILY IN SOUTH TYROL
OUR FAMILY HOTEL IS AT THE HEART OF THE ACTION!
A winter holiday at the Kids' Hotel in South Tyrol is an unforgettable experience, not least because all of South Tyrol's best winter experiences are right outside your door: from tobogganing to skiing, from the private snow park to the ice rink, from splashing in the pool to a range of wellness offers for the whole family.
- Unlimited snow fun in the heart of the resort
- Free ski pass for the whole family from the Sonnwies Kids' Hotel
- 900 m practice slope with ski lift and magic carpet directly at the resort
- Winter climbing trails on the Lüsner Alm (alpine pasture of Luson)
- Free ski bus right outside our hotel, transporting you to Brixen's local mountain at the bottom of the Plose ski region (approx. 15 min)
- Ski lessons on the home slope for beginners with ski instructors
- Tobogganing and sliding slope right outside the Sonnwies Hotel
- Guided snowshoe hikes
- Cross-country skiing trails at the Lüsner Alm
- Beautiful winter walking trails in the valley. Unique natural landscapes of the Lüsner Alm
The Plose ski resort
From its practice slope to black runs, the Plose ski resort in the Dolomites leaves nothing to be desired. And that includes a stop for rest and refreshment at the numerous huts.
Snowshoe trekking
Walk your way through the magical winter landscapes of the Lüsner Alm, far away from the hurly-burly of traffic and town life.
Snowshoe trekking
Walk your way through the magical winter landscapes of the Lüsner Alm, far away from the hurly-burly of traffic and town life.
Tobogganing and sledging
Great fun is to be had sledging right by the hotel, or on the Woody Run, South Tyrol's longest toboggan slope.
Cross-country skiing
Enjoy the quiet side valleys of the Eisack valley.
Cross-country skiing
Enjoy the quiet side valleys of the Eisack valley.
Winter excursions
The Sonnwies certainly enjoys the perfect location. High mountain pastures, Christmas markets, shopping and much more just a stone's throw away.
