A piece of holiday for your home

Every ADLER resort invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and discover how the beauty of nature can revive mind and body - all while respecting the environment. With unique experiences and “slow” initiatives, you’ll find the perfect place to let go of everyday stress.

With winter just around the corner, the Dolomites are ready to showcase their breathtaking beauty and endless opportunities for adventure. At ADLER Spa Resort DOLOMITI, we've thought of everything to ensure you enjoy a seamless, stress-free experience – from advice on lift passes to family-friendly facilities.

During your last holiday at ADLER you might have noticed a few changes. Mineral water bottles have been replaced by micro-filtered spring water in refillable bottles. Disposable bath slippers are still available on request, but no longer provided by default, and our menus increasingly feature zero-km products, many of which grow directly in our organic vegetable gardens. All these adjustments are part of a global vision that is deeply rooted in ADLER’s DNA – a vision that is now taking shape under ADLER for Planet. 

If you are travelling to Italy around mid-August, you’re bound to hear it: Buon Ferragosto! But what’s the occasion all about, exactly?

Ferragosto is an Italian public holiday celebrated on 15th August. As the main summer festivity, its importance is comparable to that of Christmas and Easter. Just like the other two festivities, it has religious significance, but its origins are much more ancient than Christianity. Ferragosto was introduced in Roman times by Emperor Augustus, hence the original name: Feriae Augusti. It was a period of rest designed to grant the population some respite between the long weeks of hard agricultural work of early summer and the harvesting season. Back then, the celebrations went on for days, and included parades, feasts and horse races. As Christianity took hold, Ferragosto was assimilated and moved to 15th August to make it coincide with the Assumption of Mary.

Nowadays, the Ferragosto holidays provide Italians with the perfect occasion to escape both the daily grind and the summer heat, retreating to the seaside, the mountains or the countryside for a relaxing break with their family or friends.

Ferragosto is one of the main highlights on the calendar at ADLER Spa Resorts & Lodges, too. In keeping with our tradition, this year we celebrated it in style with our guests at all our establishments – with festive menus, specially designed buffets, music and entertainment.

On 1 February 2024 Marco Scola took up the role of General Manager at ADLER Spa Resort DOLOMITI. To get to know him better, we asked Mr Scola a few questions.

Just as scientific research is continuously evolving, including in the cosmetic field, we too keep exploring new paths to better and healthier skin. This is why we have partnered up with the EFFEGI-Lab research centre for cosmetics, and tapped into cutting-edge technologies to develop our new ADLER SKINTECH line, which currently includes three different face boosters.

The wait is nearly over: Christmas is upon us, and another year is slowly drawing to a close. Now is the perfect time for a well-deserved break at ADLER.

A wide, full skirt, a lace blouse under a finely intricate bodice, and a colourful apron with a flashy bow tied at the hip. What’s not to love?

Enjoy a beautiful hike paired with a delightful experience. While you explore the wine region surrounding Brixen on foot, you will stop at a historic winery to taste some exquisite wines. But not on an empty stomach – a South Tyrolean Brettljause (snack platter) will also be also served!

Are you looking forward to your holiday at ADLER and are already excited about what awaits you in our destinations this year? Of course, we have some news and updates for you also in 2023. Because we never stand still and look ahead to surprise our guests over and over again!
This overview shows the big and small novelties in our ADLER Spa Resorts & Lodges