HOTEL GREIF, Malles Venosta

Hotel Greif offers rooms with a private bathroom including a shower and hairdryer, a seating area, a wardrobe, and a safe deposit box. Rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and mountain views. Some rooms include a balcony and views of the Alps. Ironing facilities, heating, a sitting area, a terrace, free toiletries, and an electric kettle are included. Single rooms include one bed.

The hotel offers menus featuring traditional South Tyrolean cuisine and wholefoods. Artisan dairy products, like butter and cheese, are part of the cuisine. A range of wines by the glass are available. Fresh dishes are a key part of the Hotel Greif experience.

Hotel Greif features an outdoor pool area with a whirlpool, waterfall, slide, and children's pool. Guests can benefit from reduced admission to the Sportwell sports and leisure centre in Mals, including free access to its indoor swimming pool. The hotel has its own exercise room for morning and back exercises. Guests can release tensions through head and neck massages, which include cupping glasses and trigger point massage. The nearby Watles ski area features 18 kilometers of slopes, a fun park, a ski cross slope, and a natural toboggan run. Winter and skiing holidays in South Tyrol are easily accessible. In the nearby Watles ski area guests can find stress-free fun on the slopes, and sporting alternatives in unspoilt nature in rustic side valleys.

Hotel Greif is located near Mals, surrounded by the Ötztal Alps to the east, the Ortler group to the south, and the Sesvenna group to the west. The hotel is 90 km from Bolzano. The town of Glurns, with just over 900 residents, is very close to Mals. Nearby landmarks include Chiesa San Leonardo a Laudes (2 km), Museo dell'Abbazia di Montemaria (2 km), and La Medioevale Cinta Muraria (2 km). The hotel is an ideal starting point for hikes, bike tours, and winter activities on the Watles adventure mountain, at Reschensee, in the National Park Stilfserjoch and in the Ortler area. The panoramic road to the Stilfserjoch pass, with its 48 hairpin bends, is a road bike route. The villages of Sulden and Trafoi are ideal for hiking tours. The Etschradweg cycle path along the Via Claudia Augusta is ideal for exploring. The historical centre of Mals restricts vehicle access. The National Park Stilfserjoch features hiking trails in an untouched landscape. The rustic Münstertal, also known as Val Müstair, connects the Vinschgau with the Swiss canton of Graubünden.

The VinschgauCard provides access to additional offers for discovering the valley. Robert and Andrea Sagmeister manage the family business.