




Hotel Zum Mohren
Mountain-view balconies and a steam room after skiing
About this hotel
Zum Mohren runs as a family hotel first: rooms are built around balconies with mountain views, work desks for anyone splitting the day between slopes and laptop, and a sofa bed for a third guest. The wellness side covers an indoor pool, sauna, steam room and hammam, enough to rotate through after a cold day without booking a slot. Downstairs the restaurant leans on Italian and local South Tyrolean cooking, with vegetarian, gluten-free and dairy-free versions available at breakfast and dinner. Pets travel with the family here too, which narrows the field for anyone bringing a dog on a ski trip. Lake Resia sits a short drive from the hotel for a rest-day outing.
- Indoor pool
- Steam room & hammam
- Pet-friendly
- Balcony rooms
Our take
Families travelling with a dog and wanting a proper wellness wind-down after skiing get the most out of Zum Mohren, between the pet policy, the balcony rooms and the steam room rotation. Couples chasing a quiet, adults-only stay will find the family-room focus works against them here, since the corridors fill up with kids during peak weeks.
- Ask for a mountain-facing balcony room over the standard doubles, the view makes the extra request worth it
- Rotate through the sauna and hammam separately rather than back to back, both get busy after last lifts
- Bring the dog, but confirm the pet policy details when you book if travelling with a larger breed
Why we love it
- Balcony rooms with mountain views
- Sauna, steam room and hammam
- Pets welcome throughout
- Local South Tyrolean cooking
Why guests love itThe dog rides along without a second thought, and that alone sets this hotel apart from most of the wellness-focused options nearby. Evenings settle into a rhythm of steam room, then hammam, then dinner from a menu that leans hard into local South Tyrolean dishes rather than a generic hotel buffet. Balcony rooms face the mountains rather than the car park, which matters more than it sounds like after a full day on the slopes.