The Laimer family has owned Hanswirt since the 16^th century, but the manor house itself has been used as an inn since 1357. This unique story gives the property a magical feel, with guests getting to experience a part of living history.

The boutique hotel is comprised of the original manor house, with 12 rooms and 10 suites that have been designed to include the romantic history of the hotel, a 6,500 sqm wellness park including a heated outdoor swimming pool, three different saunas, a Mediterranean garden, and a spa area with a professional beauty team, and finally its award-winning restaurant which has been recognised both by Gambero Rosso and Guide Michelin. Hanswirt also has its own farm which is tended by the Laimer family themselves. Guests can enjoy fresh produce grown organically on the property in both their cuisine and wellness products.

Hanswirt is family-oriented, dedicated to evoking the feeling of coming home and arriving in a place full of familiarity and warmth. The boutique hotel strives to create an inclusive experience that leaves guests feeling as though they are part of the Hanswirt’ family.

With the property steeped in history, Hanswirt is committed to upholding its traditions, which allow guests to authentically experience South Tyrol. As one of the most historic inns in South Tyrol, Hanswirt has continued its customs for more than 400 years. What makes Hanswirt a truly unique experience is that it incorporates elements of modernity into its tradition, providing luxurious and thoughtful hospitality.

The consistency of Hanswirt’s high-quality hospitality has created a thriving workplace that involves local staff, craftsmen, and experts to create an authentic experience for guests. Its organic farming operations allow Hanswirt’s staff to lovingly tend to the Earth, while preserving the land.

A quick 15-minute drive from the beautiful city of Meran, Hanswirt is in a prime location for guests with a vast array of interests.

With South Tyrol’s mountains on the doorstep of the property, active guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. Stroll the Rabland irrigation paths, golf in the midst of golden farmland, take the cable cars to the top of the mountains for some advanced hiking, or cycle through the blissful countryside.

Access to Meran and Bolzano allows guests with historical interests to explore the wealth of culture offered by both cities. Explore the 80 museums around the region, walk streets built by the Romans, visit the Sissi Gardens of Trauttmansdorf Castle, or meet Ötzi, the famous 5,000-year-old mummy.

Hanswirt provides guests with an amazing wellness experience. Complete with 150 sqm of water surface in their indoor and outdoor pools, a Finnish sauna, pine sauna, soft sauna, steam room, and a spa team ready to provide guests with massages, treatments, and beauty appointments.

Try a variety of peels, wraps, masks, and facial treatments with products crafted from local produce that is harvested from Hanswirt’s farm. The team’s methods of healing are natural and pure, like the homemade hemp ointment which helps block soreness and pain.

Dining at Hanswirt is a fantastic experience, with cuisine crafted by expert chefs that encompasses the culture and tradition of South Tyrolean food. Using fresh, local, and organic ingredients grown on Hanswirt’s farm, the chefs create meals steeped in local history but served with contemporary twists. Enjoy all of the delicacies that South Tyrol has to offer in the beautifully designed dining room.

Hanswirt provides an unforgettable experience which inspires guests to keep returning to stay at the beautiful resort. It’s family roots and fascinating history set it apart from other hotels, allowing guests to be transported back in time – truly experiencing magic.

While this magic is evident throughout the year, it is especially prevalent during apple blossom season, when Hanswirt’s farm bursts into beautiful white flowers. Explore the stunning scenery and make sure to book another trip to taste the delicious organic apples grown in their orchard.