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Vigilius Mountain Resort

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“A wonderful Alpine eco-friendly mountain resort. Nordic rooms and suites are minimal and light with all the mod cons and private balconies. Two fantastic restaurants, extensive spa, and sunny terraces. The perfect spot for exploring the mountain.”

Recommended for

  • Active Holiday

    • The mountain resort offers lots of alpine activities.

  • Eco break

    • An all natural building made from eco fibres.

  • Skiing

  • Spa breaks

  • Foodies

    • Two fantastic restaurants.

  • Other Activities

    • Paragliding.

  • Yoga

  • Trekking

  • Birdwatching

  • Kayaking

  • Fishing

  • Great walks

  • Restaurant

    • 1.500 serves delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

  • Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • Child friendly

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Spa

  • Contemporary

  • Chic

  • Hills & mountains

Facilities

  • Views

  • Restaurant

    1.500 serves delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

  • Bath robes

  • Satellite / Cable TV

  • In room music system

  • Cots available

  • Wifi

  • Safe

  • Room service

  • Bar

  • Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • Airport transfer

  • Walking distance restaurants

  • Sauna/Steam

  • Massage

  • Hot Tub

  • Suites

  • Sitting Room

  • Child friendly

  • Garden

  • Swimming Pool

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Spa

Activities

  • Skiing

  • Other Activities

    • Paragliding.

  • Yoga

  • Trekking

  • Birdwatching

  • Kayaking

  • Fishing

  • Great walks

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Other reviews

Vigilius Mountain Resort, South Tyrol: full review

The Vigilius Mountain Resort hotel in the South Tyrol is totally tuned-in. It has not been plonked onto the landscape; it nestles there. In fact, Vigilius fits in better than most of the traditional dwellings scattered about these parts. Sleek wooden beams two storeys high stretch horizontally for several hundred metres. At one end, the structure encloses a hillock from which sprouts a cluster of firs, giving the impression of a green monument. The other end is stopped by 'culinariums' (that's 'restaurant areas' to us). Plenty more gorgeous wood forms an almost traditional chalet, topped off by a glass treehouse.

Originally published by Telegraph

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