We got to Romantic Turm by chance: when I finally decided to book, all our usual Dolomites skiing hotels were already fully booked for the dates. The hotel is located in the middle of a picturesque Alps village, right by the old church on the main square. We got there by car on a snowy evening just after the New... More

Staying at Romantik Hotel Turm is like staying in an art gallery. There are thousands of drawings and paintings on the wall, inclusing Picasso, Dali and Chirico. We enjoyed every moment of our stay, not only because of the art work but because of the brilliant overall experience. The hotel is a bit weird because it's located in different buildings,... More

We stayed at this hotel for 4 nights and enjoyed it toroughly. we opted for a comfort suite, in peticulair the Wagenhaus suite/Carriage suite. Upon arrival we checked in at the tiny reception and the young woman in local dress showed us straight to the room. Through a small vaulted room onto a small terraced herbgarden, down some steps along... More

we knew the hotel from a stay a number of years back and had appreciated the class and location of this family-run house. Voels, as the town is known in the local German language, is a little village high up in the mountains, about 1/2 hours drive from Bozen. The hotel is an old structure built into a hill and... More

Our small suite was very pretty--white leather and blond woods--with a lovely view of the mountains. Very quiet with an Austrian rather than Italian feel--the town and hotel common areas were deserted at ten thirty on a Friday night. The food was somewhat disappointing--not up to the quality of other meals we had in Italy-- though we had the half-board... More

We have been at the Romantik Hotel Turm before and every time we have to say, that it is one of the best hotels we know: great food, friendly people, nice spa and great location (fantastic view onto the mountain Schlern). We will definitely come back as soon as possible! More

We stayed here for a week in a deluxe room last year in march. We have already stayed in several hotels in northern Italy, ranging from 2 tot 4 stars. The atmosphere is just how we like it: efficient and creative, but warm and welcoming. The welness area was marvellous. So was the restaurant: 'honest' and traditional ingredients, presented and... More

Hotel Turm counts just a few very large rooms, with superb funiture, a bit noisy, without internet access; wellness facilities are very nice, staff is friendly. Breakfast is very good, German style. However we stayed over 2 hours at the restaurant for the dinner, way too long!!! More

The place is heavenly, I would say even magical, if you don't mind staying awake all night. The problem was that the room I was given was over the bar/employee-service entrance, and it didn't quiet down until midnight, and then started up by 6am. There was a lot of "clean-up" noise. Yes, the place is very clean. In addition, the... More