1477 Reichhalter
Shabby-chic Alpine Gasthaus meets mid-century Italian design. Raw plaster walls, chalked whites, copper greens, soft greys. Honest, unfussy, deeply considered.
Book a room with a balcony (Helmsdorf, Stadele, or Mihl) for the best outdoor space
Why It Matters
One of the most talked-about small hotels in South Tyrol — covered by Vogue, Elle, Condé Nast Traveler, Monocle, and Die Zeit. The restaurant operates at near Michelin-star level and won a Monocle World's Best Restaurant Award in 2019. Only 8 rooms, each named after a chapter in the building's 500-year history. Family-owned by the Dissertori family, who also run Hotel Schwarzschmied 350m away.
A 500-year-old building right in Lana's pedestrian zone, reimagined as a tight, deliberate boutique hotel with just 8 rooms. The structure has been a butcher's shop, bakery, sawmill, barn, and tavern — and those past lives are present everywhere: in the creaking floorboards, exposed plaster layers, and ornate old door locks. Owner Klaus Dissertori brought in South Tyrolean architect Zeno Bampi and interior designer Christina Biasi-von Berg, who layered mid-century modern pieces, Italian antiques, and flea-market finds against the raw historic bones. The restaurant won a Monocle Restaurant Award and holds three Gault & Millau toques.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Balthasar
From EUR150 / night28 sqm on the first floor. Named after Balthasar Deprida, a descendant of the Merano family who took over the inn in the late 17th century. Same quality of finish — Deporta art, Kaufmann products, Beautyrest mattress, Marshall speaker, yoga mat.
Queen · 28 sqm
Brodtbank
From EUR150 / night28 sqm on the second floor. Named after the bread counter that operated here for centuries. City view. Same package of Deporta artwork, Kaufmann toiletries, Marshall speaker, yoga mat. A step up in space from Erasmus.
Queen · 28 sqmErasmus
From EUR135 / nightThe smallest room in the house at 20 sqm, on the first floor. Named after the youngest owner-proprietor of the inn in its history. Compact but thoughtfully kitted out — same quality across the board as the larger rooms. Artwork by Jasmine Deporta, Simmons Beautyrest® mattress, Marshall Bluetooth speaker, yoga mat.
Queen · 20 sqmHelmsdorf
From EUR175 / night26 sqm on the first floor with a private balcony. Named after the 15th-century 'Lords of Helmsdorf' — butchers-turned-landowners who shaped the inn's legacy. A good balance of size and outdoor space.
Queen · 26 sqmMihl
From EUR175 / night28 sqm on the second floor with a private balcony. Named after the inn's ancient 'Mihlgerechtigkeit' — the medieval right to operate a mill. Light-filled, with the extra outdoor space that the balcony rooms provide.
Queen · 28 sqmMötzpanckh
From EUR195 / night35 sqm on the second floor — tied with Schönmüller as the largest room in the house. Named after the 16th-century butcher's house ('Metzbank' or 'Mözpanckh') that formed part of the original inn. Also has a tiled stove. Sleeps 2 adults and 1 child.
Queen · 35 sqmSchönmüller
From EUR195 / nightOne of two largest rooms at 35 sqm, on the first floor. Sleeps 2 adults and 1 child. Named after the 16th-century ensemble 'Schönmüller' that included house, sawmill, mill, and butcher's. The standout feature is a traditional tiled stove — warm and deeply atmospheric. Flagged by guests as one of the most special rooms in the house.
Queen · 35 sqmStadele
From EUR175 / night25 sqm on the second floor with a private balcony. Named after the barn where hay and food were once stored. Cozy, characterful — carries the charm of its agricultural past. One of three rooms with balcony access.
Queen · 25 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Periodic evening events on the terrace combining food, drinks, and music — open to guests and locals alike. Part of the hotel's philosophy of integrating into village life.
Communal grilling evenings on the terrace, open to guests and locals. A signature event that reflects the Reichhalter's connection to the community.
Guests can borrow bicycles free of charge. Bike rental also available through partner hotel Schwarzschmied.
Golf Club Lana is nearby. Package guests receive a 20% discount.
Daily guided hikes organized through partner hotel Schwarzschmied (350m away). Access is complimentary for 1477 Reichhalter guests. The nearby Vigiljoch hiking area sits at 1700m above sea level and is accessed via one of the oldest cable cars in the world, built in 1912 and modernized in 2008.
The second-oldest cable car in existence (built 1912, modernized 2008) runs from Lana up to Vigiljoch at 1700m elevation. Outstanding hiking territory at the top.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
No in-room fridge — instead a shared refrigerator in the hallway where guests can help themselves and note their room number.
A curated small library of books, also reflected in the curated books in each room.
A newly built roof terrace with views over the rooftops of Lana.
Pets accepted on request. Additional charges may apply.
Free regional public transport card included in all packages.
Airport drop-off and pick-up available on request; surcharges may apply.
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