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The Hotel Ansitz Tschindlhof is a family-run 3-star hotel in St. Michael/Eppan in the sunny south of South Tyrol. The historic 16th-century Renaissance manor house is situated in a peaceful setting amongst vineyards and orchards, combining more than 500 years of history with personalised hospitality, regional cuisine and modern comforts.
With just 19 individually furnished rooms and suites, the hotel offers a pleasantly intimate atmosphere. A spacious park with ancient cedar trees, an outdoor swimming pool and a sunbathing lawn invite you to relax. Walking trails, cycle routes, castles, vineyards, as well as the Montiggl Lakes and Lake Kaltern are all within easy reach of the hotel.
Address: Hotel Ansitz Tschindlhof, Via Monte/Bergweg 36, 39057 St. Michael–Eppan, South Tyrol, Italy
Category: 3-star hotel
Accommodation type: Historic manor house with rooms and suites
Number of rooms: 19 individually designed rooms and suites
Hosts: The Mörl von Pfalzen zu Mühlen und Sichelburg family
Special features: Renaissance manor house, park, outdoor swimming pool, regional cuisine, extensive wine selection and the South Tyrol Guest Pass
Suitable for: Couples, connoisseurs, walkers, cyclists, golfers and culture-loving holidaymakers in South Tyrol
The Tschindlhof was built in the typical Überetsch style. This South Tyrolean architectural style combines late Gothic and Renaissance elements with influences from neighbouring Italy. Bay windows, turrets, natural stone, vaulted ceilings and historical details give the estate its distinctive appearance.
Parts of the house are more than 500 years old. Nevertheless, the Tschindlhof is not a museum, but a personally run holiday hotel. Historic architecture and individually designed rooms are combined with modern amenities such as Wi-Fi, satellite TV, a minibar and contemporary bathrooms.
The location above St. Michael offers peace and quiet, without guests having to sacrifice proximity to the town centre. The centre of Eppan is less than one kilometre away as the crow flies; the actual walking or driving distance may be slightly longer.
The hotel has just 19 rooms and suites. No two rooms are exactly alike. Names such as ‘Rosenstube’, ‘Kuckucksnest’ or ‘Weinberg’ reflect the history, nature and traditions of the region.
Guests can choose between different room categories, subject to availability:
Princess Room
Double room with balcony
Double room without balcony
Single room
Suite without balcony
Garden cottage or park room
Professor’s Room with terrace
Emily Suite with balcony
Other individually named rooms and suites
The rooms can be decorated in a modern, rustic or romantic style. Historic walls, varied floor plans and individual furnishings are all part of the hotel’s character.
According to the hotel, all rooms and suites feature comfortable standard facilities, including:
Bath or shower
Toilet
Hairdryer
Free Wi-Fi
Satellite TV
Telephone
Minibar
Safe
Depending on the category, a balcony, terrace, separate living area or a special location in the garden or park may also be included.
As this is a historic building, the size, layout, view and accessibility vary. Guests with specific requirements should discuss their preferred category with the hotel before booking.
The Princess Room is one of the hotel’s most romantically designed categories. It combines the historic ambience of the estate with a balcony and is particularly suitable for couples who, during their South Tyrol holiday, value atmosphere and a personalised style of accommodation.
The exact size, view and bed configuration may vary depending on the room.
The double rooms with balconies allow you to enjoy the South Tyrolean air and the view of the green surroundings directly from your room.
A balcony is particularly pleasant during the warmer months – for example, for a peaceful morning, a short break to read or a relaxing end to the day.
The double rooms without a balcony offer the hotel’s full standard facilities and are ideal for guests who spend a lot of time in the park, by the pool or on excursions.
Depending on their location, these rooms may feature a particularly historic layout or characteristic details of the old manor house.
Solo travellers will find suitable accommodation at the Tschindlhof in a personal atmosphere. Please enquire when booking to clarify which single room category is available and whether a larger room for single occupancy can be offered.
The suites offer more space for longer stays or for guests who would like an additional living area. Options include a suite without a balcony as well as various suites with balconies.
The Emily Suite is one of the hotel’s most individually designed rooms. Exact floor space, occupancy and room layout should be taken from the current room description or the specific offer.
The Professor’s Room features a terrace and is ideal for guests who appreciate having their own outdoor space. Its unique design blends seamlessly with the historic overall concept of the estate.
The Garden Cottage or Park Room offers a special proximity to the hotel garden. This category may appeal to guests seeking a quiet retreat with direct access to the park grounds.
The exact location, any steps involved and the facilities should be checked before booking.
A breakfast buffet awaits guests in the morning. Weather permitting, breakfast can be enjoyed outdoors. The garden and the view of the surrounding vineyards, orchards, castles and mountains create a particularly atmospheric setting for this.
The selection of hot dishes, regional produce and allergy-friendly alternatives on offer may vary depending on the season. Any special dietary requirements should be communicated before arrival.
The hotel offers its guests the option to book dinner. This is a catering service for hotel guests and is not necessarily a public restaurant open to the general public every day.
Guests can choose from a range of menu options. The focus is on Alpine-Mediterranean cuisine, which combines South Tyrolean traditions with lighter influences from southern Italy.
Particular emphasis is placed on regional and seasonal ingredients. According to the hotel, some of the produce used is grown directly in the immediate vicinity of the hotel.
Vegetarian dishes form part of the culinary offering. Upon request, dishes can also be prepared to be vegan.
The official South Tyrolean accommodation directory also lists gluten-free options as well as special dietary and light meals. Guests with allergies, coeliac disease or medically required dietary requirements should definitely discuss their needs before booking.
The South Tyrolean Wine Route is one of Italy’s most renowned wine regions. Wine is therefore a key focus at the Tschindlhof.
The wine list features more than 150 labels. Some of the wines on offer are grown on the estate’s own vineyards. The regional selection may include typical South Tyrolean grape varieties and wine styles, such as:
Pinot Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc
Gewürztraminer
Chardonnay
Vernatsch
Lagrein
Pinot Noir
Cabernet and Merlot
On request, the hotel team will recommend a wine to complement your chosen menu.
The Tschindlhof’s extensive grounds offer a special retreat. Ancient cedars, shaded seating areas and a large lawn create a peaceful, almost stately atmosphere.
Here, guests can:
read
have breakfast
relax under ancient trees
enjoy the view
unwind after a hike
spend peaceful afternoons
round off the day with a glass of wine
The park is an important part of the hotel’s unique character and sets the Tschindlhof apart from a traditional city hotel.
The garden features an on-site outdoor swimming pool. The adjoining sunbathing lawn offers space for sunbathing and relaxation.
Opening times and water temperature depend on the season and weather. Pool heating is not explicitly guaranteed on the official website and should be enquired about in advance if required.
Children and non-swimmers must be supervised at the pool.
The hotel also welcomes families and, according to its own information, offers special family rates. Children under the age of three stay free of charge, in accordance with the currently published pricing information.
The specific pricing depends on room category, season, occupancy and meal plan.
The official accommodation portal lists a playground among the other facilities. Parents should enquire directly with the hotel regarding cots, high chairs, any extra beds and the appropriate room category.
Dogs are generally permitted. The hotel currently quotes a price of up to 15 euros per pet per day, excluding food. Fees and conditions are subject to change and should be confirmed before booking.
The following questions are also important:
Which room categories are available for guests with dogs?
Are dogs allowed in the dining area?
Is a lead compulsory in the park?
How many pets are allowed per room?
Are there any size or breed restrictions?
There are numerous walking and hiking trails around Eppan, leading through vineyards and woods. Local regulations must be observed on agricultural land and in nature reserves.
Wi-Fi is available free of charge in the rooms. This allows guests to plan excursions, check their messages or, depending on the connection quality, carry out minor work-related tasks.
Anyone who relies on particularly fast internet or stable video conferencing should enquire about the current network quality in advance.
There is an open-air car park at the hotel. Two charging points, each with a capacity of up to 11 kW, are available for electric vehicles.
Availability, plug type, charging fees and booking options should be clarified before arrival.
Guests arriving by train or plane can be picked up in Bolzano by prior arrangement. Whether the transfer is free of charge or subject to a fee should be clarified directly with the hotel.
During their stay, guests will receive the South Tyrol Guest Pass or the mobil & activ Card, according to current information.
These allow guests to use numerous public transport services in South Tyrol. Depending on the season and the specific guest card, additional services or discounts may be included.
The following should be checked on arrival:
which buses and trains are included
how long the card is valid for
whether cable cars are included
what additional services are offered
whether digital activation is required
The guest card makes it possible to go on many excursions without needing your own car.
The Tschindlhof estate is listed on the official accommodation portal with the South Tyrol Sustainability Label, Level 2.
The criteria taken into account include:
Waste prevention
Responsible use of resources
Purchasing regional products
Strategic sustainability measures
Socio-economic responsibility
The historic character of the property and the use of public transport via the Guest Pass support a more resource-efficient stay.
The Freudenstein Golf Club is located just around 500 metres from the hotel. Guests at the Tschindlhof enjoy free access to the practice area.
The facilities include:
Driving range
Pitching area
Putting green
Four practice holes
Training sessions with a golf instructor
This makes the hotel ideal for both beginners and experienced golfers who wish to work on their technique whilst on holiday.
As a premium partner, the hotel also arranges discounts at selected golf courses. These include discounts at the Blue Monster golf course and the Carezza Golf Club. Please check the current terms and the amount of the discount.
Other golf courses can be found in Lana, Passeier, Petersberg, Sarnonico and Kastelruth, amongst other places.
Eppan is one of South Tyrol’s largest wine-growing municipalities. Vineyards, orchards, historic manor houses and numerous castles characterise the landscape.
The municipality comprises several districts. The Tschindlhof is situated near St. Michael, the lively main town with shops, cafés, restaurants and public transport links.
The combination of alpine mountain scenery and a mild, partly Mediterranean climate allows for a long holiday season stretching from early spring to late autumn.
The centre of St. Michael offers:
Shops
Cafés and restaurants
Wine bars
Bakeries
Pharmacies
Public bus services
Cultural events
Weekly and farmers’ markets
Historic mansions and traditional houses characterise the townscape. A stroll through the town allows you to experience South Tyrolean village culture combined with an Italian-influenced way of life.
The Three Castles Walk is one of the best-known routes around Eppan. It connects:
Korb Castle
Hocheppan Castle
Boymont Castle Ruins
According to the tourist board, the full walk takes around four hours and involves a climb of approximately 400 metres in altitude. A shorter route takes about two hours.
One section runs along a secured flight of steps approximately 60 metres long. Sure-footedness, sturdy footwear and a reasonable level of fitness are required.
Hocheppan Castle is one of South Tyrol’s most significant medieval fortifications. From its elevated position, there is a sweeping view across the Adige Valley as far as the Dolomites.
The Romanesque castle chapel, with its historic frescoes, is particularly well known. It is sometimes referred to as the ‘Sistine Chapel of the Alps’.
Visiting times, guided tours and the opening hours of the castle tavern vary depending on the season.
Boymont differs from many classic fortified castles in its more residential character. The ruins form part of the Three Castles Walk and offer a beautiful view of the surrounding area.
The refreshment stop is not open all year round. Current opening times should be checked before setting off on the walk.
Korb Castle lies below Hocheppan Castle and Boymont. The historic castle now serves as a hotel and is a well-known starting point for the castle walk.
Moos-Schulthaus Manor is a building of cultural and historical significance in Eppan. Inside, historic rooms, furnishings and wall paintings have been preserved.
Opening times and guided tours may be subject to seasonal restrictions.
The Great and Little Montiggler Lakes lie in the heart of the protected Montiggler Forest. The two lakes are among the most popular nature destinations around Eppan.
Possible activities include:
Swimming
Walking
Hiking
Nature watching
Sunbathing
Stopping for refreshments at the Great Lake
Circular walks through the forest
The Small Montiggler Lake is only accessible on foot and is therefore particularly peaceful. At the Great Montiggler Lake, there are bathing facilities and places to eat.
The romantic Seeschlössl stands on the shore of the Großer Montiggler See. The building was constructed towards the end of the 19th century and stands right on the edge of the reed beds.
The Seeschlössl is a popular photo spot and can be admired whilst walking around the lake.
The Frühlingstal valley connects the Montiggler Lakes with Lake Kaltern. Thanks to the mild microclimate, the first flowers often appear here as early as February.
The valley is particularly charming during the flowering season of:
March daffodils
Snowdrops
Crocuses
Liverwort flowers
Primroses
Cowslips
Please do not walk on or pick the delicate vegetation.
Lake Kaltern is considered one of the warmest bathing lakes in the Alps and is South Tyrol’s largest natural bathing lake. Vineyards and orchards surround the lake.
Holidaymakers can:
swim
go on a pedal boat
windsurf
go for a walk
cycle
enjoy regional cuisine
visit wineries
During the bathing season, car parks can become very busy. Travelling by bus or bicycle is often more pleasant.
The South Tyrolean Wine Route winds through one of Italy’s most traditional wine-growing regions. Numerous wineries and family-run estates are situated between Nals, Bolzano, Eppan, Kaltern, Tramin and Salurn.
Possible holiday experiences include:
Cellar tours
Wine tastings
Wine walks
Visits to wine shops
Cycle tours through the vineyards
Culinary events
Törggelen in autumn
Tastings should be booked in advance, particularly at smaller vineyards.
Bolzano, the capital of South Tyrol, can be reached from the hotel by car or public transport.
The main attractions include:
Waltherplatz
Bolzano Cathedral
Laubengasse
South Tyrolean Archaeological Museum with Ötzi
Fruit market
Runkelstein Castle
Museion
Renon Cable Car
Bolzano blends German and Italian culture, Alpine tradition and Mediterranean city life.
The Messner Mountain Museum Firmian is situated at Sigmundskron Castle near Bolzano. The exhibition explores the relationship between people and the mountains.
The historic castle complex and the modern exhibition design make the museum an interesting destination for culture and mountain enthusiasts. Please note the seasonal opening times.
The Mendel Pass connects South Tyrol with Trentino. From Kaltern, a historic funicular railway climbs up to the top of the pass.
At the top, visitors will find walking trails and viewing points. The operation of the funicular and some of the trails may be subject to seasonal restrictions.
Merano is ideal for a day trip. The spa town is renowned for its promenades, historic buildings, gardens and thermal baths.
Popular destinations include:
Merano’s Old Town
Laubengasse
Passer Promenade
Tappeinerweg
Merano Thermal Baths
Gardens of Trauttmansdorff Castle
With the South Tyrol Guest Pass, you can easily organise your journey by public transport, depending on the connections available.
Day trips to the Dolomites can also be planned from Eppan. Destinations such as the Rosengarten, Lake Carezza or the Latemar area offer impressive mountain landscapes.
Travel times, road conditions and possible winter closures should be taken into account. In summer, popular destinations can be more pleasant early in the day.
In addition to the Three Castles Walk, there are numerous other trails to choose from:
Eppan High Trail
Circular walks through the vineyards
Montiggl Forest
Frühling Valley
Trails to Perdonig and Gaid
Hikes along the Mendel Ridge
Walks to historic country estates
The Eppan High Trail requires a good level of fitness and sure-footedness. Weather and trail conditions should be checked before undertaking longer tours.
Eppan is a good starting point for leisure cyclists and sporty cyclists alike. Popular routes lead:
along the South Tyrolean Wine Route
to Lake Kaltern
through the Montiggl Forest
to Bolzano
into the Adige Valley
towards Merano
to vineyards and historic villages
An e-bike makes tours with significant elevation changes easier. Bicycle hire and transport options can be enquired about locally.
Autumn marks the start of the Törggelen season in South Tyrol. Traditionally, this involves combining a walk with a stop at a wine tavern or inn.
Typical dishes include:
Schlutzkrapfen
Dumplings
Cured meat
Sausages
Sauerkraut
Roasted chestnuts
Farmhouse doughnuts
New wine and grape must
Reservations should be made well in advance at popular establishments.
Take the Brenner motorway to the Bolzano South exit. Then take the MeBo expressway towards Merano until the Eppan exit.
From there, guests should drive towards St. Michael and follow the signs for ‘Berg’ or ‘Monte’. The hotel is situated on the right-hand side of Bergweg after approximately one kilometre.
The following address formats can be used for sat-nav:
German: Bergweg 36, 39057 Eppan an der Weinstraße
Italian: Via Monte 36, 39057 Appiano sulla Strada del Vino
The hotel is particularly suitable for:
Couples
Solo travellers
Gourmet holidaymakers
wine lovers
hikers
cyclists and e-bike riders
golfers
culture enthusiasts
those seeking peace and quiet
guests with dogs
families who prefer a small, historic hotel
travellers without a car, thanks to the South Tyrol Guest Pass
family-run 3-star hotel
A 16th-century Renaissance manor house
Parts of the building dating back more than 500 years
A peaceful location amongst orchards and vineyards
Just 19 individually furnished rooms and suites
Rooms with balconies and terraces
Free Wi-Fi
Minibar and safe
Breakfast buffet
Dinner menu on request
Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options
Wine list featuring over 150 labels
Some wines from our own vineyards
Historic park with ancient cedars
Outdoor swimming pool and large sunbathing lawn
Open-air car park
Two charging points for electric cars
Dogs welcome
South Tyrol Guest Pass or mobil & activ Card
Free access to the Freudenstein golf driving range
Discounts at selected golf courses
Great location for castle walks, lakes and wine tours
South Tyrol Sustainability Label Level 2
The hotel is situated at Bergweg 36 or Via Monte 36 in 39057 St. Michael/Eppan on the South Tyrolean Wine Route.
The hotel has 19 individually furnished rooms and suites.
Yes. There is an outdoor swimming pool with a sunbathing area in the hotel grounds. Please enquire directly with the hotel regarding seasonal opening times.
The Tschindlhof offers an evening menu to guests on request. A public à la carte restaurant is not listed on the official South Tyrolean accommodation portal.
That depends on the rate booked. The hotel offers a breakfast buffet. For bookings including breakfast only, a discount is applied compared to the more comprehensive catering options.
Yes. Vegetarian dishes are on the menu; vegan options are available on request. Any special dietary requirements should be communicated in advance.
The official accommodation portal lists gluten-free options. Guests with coeliac disease or severe allergies should discuss the specific options directly with the hotel.
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is included in the room facilities.
Yes. Dogs are generally allowed. The hotel charges a fee of up to 15 euros per day, excluding food. Current conditions should be confirmed before booking.
Yes. An open-air car park is available at the hotel.
Yes. The hotel has two charging points with a capacity of up to 11 kW. Please enquire about charges and availability in advance.
Yes. According to current information, the Guest Pass – or the ‘mobil & activ Card’ – is included in the stay and allows use of public transport in South Tyrol.
Yes. Guests have free access to the Freudenstein Golf Club’s practice area, approximately 500 metres away, and receive discounts at selected golf courses.
Full accessibility is not explicitly stated. The historic building may contain stairs and different levels. Guests with reduced mobility should check the accessibility of their chosen room directly with the hotel.
The main attractions include the Eppan Castle Triangle, the Montiggl Lakes, Lake Kaltern, the Frühlingstal valley, the South Tyrolean Wine Route, Bolzano, Sigmundskron Castle and the Mendel Pass.
The Hotel Ansitz Tschindlhof in Eppan is a special destination for guests who wish to combine a historic atmosphere, personalised hospitality and the culinary delights of South Tyrol.
The just 19 individually designed rooms and suites, the spacious park with an outdoor swimming pool, and the regional cuisine create a holiday experience away from large hotel complexes. Walkers, cyclists, wine lovers and golfers will find plenty of opportunities in the surrounding area for active and enjoyable holidays.
Thanks to the South Tyrol Guest Pass, Eppan, Bolzano, Kaltern and other destinations can be explored even without a car. Its peaceful setting amongst vineyards and orchards also makes the Tschindlhof a pleasant retreat after eventful excursions.
Hotel Ansitz Tschindlhof Eppan – Holidays in South Tyrol
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