Dove dormire in Trentino Alto Adige

And if the two main cities offer an essentially traditional selection, mostly made up of good and well-established hotels, it is in the surrounding valleys and smaller towns that hospitality knows no limits or rivals. Here you can find everything: traditional and latest-generation hotels, where the natural-alpine style prevails, with stylized and designer interiors, widespread but at the same time almost imperceptible references to wood, water, and rock. Then there are the simpler but very welcoming guesthouses, where a stay in a soft bed is often accompanied by a hearty breakfast based on speck, cheese, dark bread, and fragrant homemade jams. A wonder are the ancient farmhouses located at high altitudes, overlooking majestic peaks and nestled among flowered clearings. Here, especially if traveling with children, it is very pleasant to stay (prices are also more than affordable), to closely observe cows, goats, rabbits; maybe to lend a hand to the farmer dealing with haymaking, or to his wife collecting berries and preparing tasty syrups and jams. The South Tyrolean farmhouses are famous for having created a large chain, complete with brands and symbols, which guarantee seriousness and quality of service. A few words also about the numerous boutique hotels and relais nestled in glamorous spa towns, such as Merano (not to be missed, of course, the brand new Thermal Baths and the dense network of hotels connected to them), where beauty and slimming gurus uphold the reputation of historic residences, with stellar services and prices. And then there are many hotels and pensions for those who love skiing, outdoor life, wellness that comes from contact with nature. So much so that some have thought of distinguishing their particularity with teams and tailor-made brands, such as the Alberghi Tutto Montagna, the Alpine Wellness Hotels, the Vitanova Hotels… and the list goes on.