Aktiv Hotel Edelweiss
A candlelit pool and canederli after the last run
About this hotel
Edelweiss sits in the centre of Resia, close enough that the souvenir and jewellery shops downstairs double as a reason to linger before dinner. Rooms use light wood furniture and are reached by lift, a small detail that matters after a day standing in ski boots. The restaurant sticks to South Tyrol cooking, canederli dumplings and local meat dishes served for both lunch and dinner, with a buffet breakfast of cereals, yoghurt, eggs and cheese to start the day. In the evening the candlelit pool and the Finnish and infrared saunas take over, and in winter the hotel runs disco nights that carry the energy past dinner. Lake Resia's shore is a ten-minute walk from the hotel.
- Candlelit pool
- Finnish & infrared sauna
- South Tyrol restaurant
- Central Resia location
Our take
Skiers who want a lively evening scene alongside their wellness routine will get the most from Edelweiss, thanks to the winter disco nights and the candlelit pool. Couples or families after a quiet, early-to-bed stay should book elsewhere in Resia, since the hotel leans into evening energy rather than hush.
- Book the lift-accessed rooms if stairs after skiing sound unappealing, not every floor has one
- Try the canederli at dinner rather than the lunch menu, the evening kitchen runs the full local spread
- Skip the winter disco nights if an early lift-line start matters more than the evening scene
Why we love it
- A candlelit pool in the evening
- Finnish and infrared saunas
- South Tyrol dishes like canederli
- A ten-minute walk to the lake
Why guests love itDinner here means canederli and local meat dishes rather than a generic hotel menu, and the candlelit pool afterward turns a routine wind-down into something worth staying up for. Being in the centre of Resia means the souvenir shop downstairs and the walk to the lake both happen without a car. Winter evenings pick up with the disco nights, so this suits a group wanting the day to keep going past dinner rather than stopping there.