Our design hotel in Selva
Rooted in nature
When planning our design hotel in Selva, the Alpine hillside location and the surrounding Dolomite panorama were the starting point for architects Hannes Ladstätter and Stefan Taschler of Archilab Brunico. Because every building is, first and foremost, defined by its location and how it is embedded in its surroundings – this is where it gains its value and character. On the outside, the linear structure of our hotel is clad in dark larch wood. Inside, bright, spacious rooms offer a view of the beauty of the surroundings. A timeless sense of well-being suffuses your apartment in Val Gardena. Serene and natural.
Architecture for expression
Valuable, durable, and timeless: a building that skilfully combines tradition and zeitgeist. A vision that the Ladstätter and Taschler team of architects from Archilab in Brunico lived up to in even the smallest details. This resulted in an exciting exchange that continues even after the completion of the Saleghes Dolomites and reunites us constantly.
Nature as a design element
Just as we envisioned, traditional and natural building materials inspire a feeling of well-being in every holiday apartment in Selva at the Saleghes Dolomites. The smell of spruce wood that fills the bright rooms. The authenticity of the natural fabrics and textiles. The simple beauty of slate and quartzite. And the expansive glass facades, which invite nature into our design hotel in Selva.
Space for art
In Val Gardena, art is part of life – and in our hotel, it also enriches your holiday experience. We grew up in a family of artists and love this daily dialogue. That’s why numerous works by local artists adorn our design hotel in Selva, South Tyrol.
Our hotel offers a window into the valley’s vibrant art community, a scene that has gained recognition well beyond Italy’s borders. It’s also the ideal setting for our guests to take a moment for reflection.
Our commitment to sustainable architecture
The idea behind our architecture is reflected in its longevity. What is planned with a long-term perspective benefits both people and nature. Rather than following short-lived trends, we make decisions that endure – in construction, in the materials we choose and in the way we handle resources every day.
In this way, Saleghes becomes a place shaped with care, designed to last.