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Comfort Rooms measure approximately 30 to 34 square meters and have a balcony facing either the garden or village. A sitting area and desk share the bedroom, while the bathroom has a bathtub with a shower. This category already gives you outdoor space; moving up through the room types changes the interior layout and outlook as well as the floor area.

The approximately 50-square-meter Superior Deluxe Room has a garden-facing balcony, a king bed, and sitting and dining areas. Its bathroom separates the bathtub from the shower and has twin basins, with the toilet and bidet in a separate compartment. Some rooms in this category connect to another Superior Deluxe, a useful arrangement for families who want two bedrooms and two bathrooms without sharing a single suite.

In the 75-square-meter Gardena Suite, the bedroom balcony looks toward the garden, while the living room has a Tyrolean stove and a balcony facing the village. The two rooms give the accommodation a more residential feel. A private sauna is incorporated into the bathroom alongside a bathtub, shower, and double vanity. The suite's appeal lies as much in those distinct spaces as in its size.

The Chalet categories extend the choice to larger layouts. A Chalet Alpe Suite measures about 75 square meters, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a living room with a dining area. It occupies the second or third floor and has balconies off the accommodation. The fourth-floor Chalet Attico Suite expands to about 100 square meters, retaining two bedrooms and two bathrooms alongside a spacious living and dining room. These are suite categories, with shared living space for family or friends.

Anna Stuben gives the hotel a distinct fine-dining address. Chef Reimund Brunner works primarily with regional ingredients, and tasting menus are accompanied by a wine selection guided by sommelier Egon Perathoner. The kitchen's roots are in South Tyrol, with room for ingredients and ideas from further afield. The dining room has round tables, large windows, and a summer terrace overlooking the village center. Reservations make dinner here a planned part of the stay.

The Gardena Restaurant has a contemporary Alpine interior and a broader menu encompassing Italian, Mediterranean, regional, and vegetarian cooking. Breakfast brings the surrounding countryside to the table through milk from South Tyrolean mountain dairies, local honey, and homemade cakes and jams. At dinner, the kitchen continues to draw on regional produce. The hotel's wine cellar ranges beyond South Tyrol to other Italian regions and international producers, with wine-tasting sessions available.

At 4 Sajons, seasonal produce and local ingredients guide the cooking. It adds another restaurant to the hotel's dining choice without requiring a trip into town. The Lounge Bar is the place for an aperitif or a drink after dinner, serving classic cocktails as well as house creations and spirits. Dining can remain within the hotel over several evenings, while Ortisei's restaurants and cafés remain close by.

The Gardena Spa combines an indoor swimming pool with a cold-water pool and a large outdoor whirlpool. Its modern Alpine spaces include views across Ortisei, bringing the village into the setting even on a day spent indoors. Water is only part of the layout: a Finnish sauna, aromatic steam bath, and biosauna lead into dedicated resting areas. A separate women-only spa contains its own steam bath and biosauna.

Relaxation rooms have loungers, warm water beds, and floating beds, giving the spa several places to pause between the pools and heat rooms. Massages and beauty treatments are also available, including Ayurvedic oil massage. The indoor pool and resting areas remain an alternative to a mountain outing when the weather draws guests back to the hotel.

The fitness room has instructor support, and the activity program includes water exercise, stretching, and yoga. Large windows overlook the garden, with a panoramic terrace also used for yoga. Guided jogging and Nordic walking take exercise outdoors.

The Kids Club provides supervised activities for children aged three and older during scheduled afternoon and evening sessions, six days a week. Its spaces include an arts-and-crafts corner, a climbing wall, a play kitchen, and a children's cinema. An assisted children's dinner can be requested, and babysitting is available separately by arrangement. Families can combine that support with connecting rooms or a chalet suite that keeps bedrooms separate from the shared living space.

The Alpe di Siusi cable car is approximately 200 meters from the hotel. A nearby passage with escalators and moving walkways leads toward the Seceda cable car, connecting village life with the mountain areas above. In winter, Val Gardena forms part of Dolomiti Superski, with access onward to the Sella Ronda circuit. This is a village-based ski stay: reaching the lifts is part of the morning, and the return brings you back into Ortisei.

Summer opens up walking routes, mountain biking, and high-level trails across Val Gardena. The hotel arranges guided hikes and can suggest independent excursions, with walking poles, backpacks, and maps available to borrow. Cable cars also make it possible to reach the higher landscapes without beginning every outing with a long ascent. Routes range from gentler walks to demanding trails and via ferrata, while a shorter day can leave time for the garden or village.

For arrival, Bolzano is the nearest airport listed by the hotel, approximately 43 kilometers away; Innsbruck is about 111 kilometers away. Rail travelers can continue by road from Bressanone or Bolzano stations, roughly 25 and 36 kilometers from the property respectively. The address is Via Vidalong 3, Ortisei.