ITALY HOLTELS • SOUTH TYROL, ITALY

ADLER Lodge Ritten

A secluded alpine retreat for minimalist wellness

Sense of Place

The Solo Experience

Postcard Moments

ADLER Lodge Ritten is the kind of place that invites you to slow down in the best possible way. With breathtaking views, beautifully considered design, and heartfelt hospitality, it feels both grounding and extraordinary.
The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

  • The luxury hotel’s lobby entrance and adjacent Flora Lounge are like stepping into a lush garden with greenery as far as the eye can see. Beautifully crafted wooden accent tables dot the lounge, each naturally unique, made by local company Just Be Woodsy, which salvages fallen trees in the city to give them new life as art-driven pieces.
  • Harriet’s is a sophisticated rooftop bar, crafted by L.A.-based hospitality and lifestyle brand The h.wood Group. It’s the same company behind Delilah in West Hollywood and Las Vegas, frequented by the likes of Justin Bieber and Drake. At Harriet’s, expect Japanese-influenced sharing plates with cocktails and a lounge vibe, complete with expansive views of the Toronto skyline.
  • 1 Kitchen serves cold-pressed juice and coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner with a farm-to-table philosophy that focuses on sourcing local, sustainable ingredients. It operates with zero waste. Casa Madera is a modern Mexican-Mediterranean restaurant.
  • The rooftop outdoor pool deck and plunge pool are exclusively for guests and provide a stellar southeastern view of the city. It has an equally matched drinks list, from high-brow champagne to slushy frosé.
  • The Field House is not your average hotel gym. Sure, it boasts Peloton bikes, but it goes the extra mile with natural running treadmills, a Concept2 Rower, a rock-climbing wall, a TRX system, AstroTurf and a proper weight-lifting rack.
  • The luxury hotel’s lobby entrance and adjacent Flora Lounge are like stepping into a lush garden with greenery as far as the eye can see. Beautifully crafted wooden accent tables dot the lounge, each naturally unique, made by local company Just Be Woodsy, which salvages fallen trees in the city to give them new life as art-driven pieces.
  • Harriet’s is a sophisticated rooftop bar, crafted by L.A.-based hospitality and lifestyle brand The h.wood Group. It’s the same company behind Delilah in West Hollywood and Las Vegas, frequented by the likes of Justin Bieber and Drake. At Harriet’s, expect Japanese-influenced sharing plates with cocktails and a lounge vibe, complete with expansive views of the Toronto skyline.
  • 1 Kitchen serves cold-pressed juice and coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner with a farm-to-table philosophy that focuses on sourcing local, sustainable ingredients. It operates with zero waste. Casa Madera is a modern Mexican-Mediterranean restaurant.
  • The rooftop outdoor pool deck and plunge pool are exclusively for guests and provide a stellar southeastern view of the city. It has an equally matched drinks list, from high-brow champagne to slushy frosé.
  • The Field House is not your average hotel gym. Sure, it boasts Peloton bikes, but it goes the extra mile with natural running treadmills, a Concept2 Rower, a rock-climbing wall, a TRX system, AstroTurf and a proper weight-lifting rack.

The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

The atmosphere is intimate without feeling overly precious, and every detail—from the quiet forest setting to the thoughtful dining experience—supports a slower, more restorative kind of travel.

Worth the Spell?

ADLER Lodge Ritten is the kind of place that invites you to slow down in the best possible way. With breathtaking views, beautifully considered design, and heartfelt hospitality, it feels both grounding and extraordinary.

LET'S CAST THE SPELL!

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