



Ahrntalerhof
Family-friendly rooms, restaurant and free parking in Campo Tures
About this hotel
Ahrntalerhof in Campo Tures is a welcoming hotel offering comfortable family rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom and a balcony, perfect for enjoying the mountain air. The hotel's restaurant provides a pleasant dining experience, serving both continental and buffet breakfasts with a selection of juices, fresh pastries, and cheese to start your day right. While the hotel focuses on comfortable stays and good food, it also ensures practical amenities like free WiFi in public areas and convenient on-site private parking. It's a straightforward choice for those seeking a relaxed base in Campo Tures, with easy access to the surrounding area.
- Family rooms
- Private balconies
- Restaurant with breakfast
- Free private parking
Our take
Ahrntalerhof is a simple base in Campo Tures that I would suggest to families who arrive by car and mostly need a room, a balcony and breakfast. Family rooms have private bathrooms and balconies, the restaurant serves a continental and buffet breakfast, and private parking on site is free. A 7.3 from 965 guests points to a basic stay that does the job without polish. Travellers wanting more comfort or wellness facilities should choose a higher-rated hotel in the valley.
- Make sure to try the continental and buffet breakfast for a hearty start to your day.
- Utilise the free on-site private parking if you are travelling by car.
- Enjoy the fresh mountain air from your private balcony in the family room.
Why we love it
- Comfortable family rooms
- Private balconies in rooms
- On-site restaurant with breakfast
- Free private parking
Why guests love itAhrntalerhof is a simple base I recommend in Campo Tures for families who arrive by car and want space rather than extras. Family rooms have private bathrooms and balconies, free private parking is on site, and the restaurant serves continental and buffet breakfasts. Free WiFi covers the public areas only. Bolzano Airport is 102 km away, so most guests will drive. My advice: choose it as a practical, no-frills base and plan dinners and activities around the valley.