Hotel Garni Hubertus
A free pool and balconies looking over Merano
About this hotel
Hotel Garni Hubertus sits within two kilometres of Tirolo's own centre and just a few minutes' walk from Merano, an unusually short crossover between the hill village and the valley town. The free outdoor pool sits in a furnished garden and terrace, and rooms carry modern decor with a balcony facing Merano, a satellite flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. A sweet and savoury buffet breakfast is served daily, with a bar open all day for drinks and snacks and a self-service coffee machine available in the common room during breakfast hours. A bus stop ten minutes' walk away connects to both Tirolo and Merano, and Bolzano is thirty minutes by car.
- Free outdoor pool
- Balcony views of Merano
- Garden and terrace
- All-day bar
Our take
Hotel Garni Hubertus fits travellers who want the character of Tirolo village with a genuinely short walk down toward Merano, handy for evenings without committing to a full drive. The free outdoor pool is real added value compared with garni hotels that charge for wellness extras, and 8.9 from 655 guests shows the basics are done well. Guests wanting an on-site restaurant beyond breakfast and the bar should plan to eat out in Merano or Tirolo.
- Use the self-service coffee machine during breakfast hours rather than paying for coffee at the bar later.
- Walk down toward Merano for dinner rather than driving, since the distance is genuinely short from here.
- Book a Merano-facing balcony room specifically for the view the hotel is named for locally.
Why we love it
- Free outdoor pool included
- Balconies facing Merano
- Short walk toward Merano centre
- All-day bar for drinks and snacks
Why guests love itWhat surprised us at Hubertus was how walkable Merano felt from here, a genuinely short stretch down rather than the longer drives other Tirolo hotels need. The free outdoor pool in the garden became a regular stop between skiing and dinner, no extra charge involved. Breakfast covered both sweet and savoury well, and the self-service coffee machine meant we weren't queuing at the bar every morning. Rooms were simple but the Merano-facing balcony made the stay feel connected to the valley below.