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<strong>QHA</strong> REVIEW | 36<br />
Last year, Alpin Garden Luxury Maison & Spa in<br />
Northern Italy was named the best Luxury Art Boutique<br />
Hotel at the 16th Annual World Luxury Hotel Awards.<br />
Each year in October these awards define hospitality<br />
excellence by showcasing world class venues voted<br />
on by guests, travellers and industry players from all<br />
corners of the earth.<br />
It only takes a quick glance at the hotel’s beautiful<br />
façade to see why Alpin Garden excelled against all<br />
others in this category. The romantic boutique getaway<br />
is ensconced with art and luxuries as a direct result of<br />
its glow up in 2020, which saw it reopen with an artinspired<br />
spa and lounge, 30 carefully styled rooms and<br />
extraordinary architecture featuring charred wood and<br />
the hotel’s signature golden detailing.<br />
Beyond its façade, one of the most awestriking things<br />
about Alpin Garden is simply its location. The hotel<br />
is set atop the village of Ortisei, which occupies the<br />
picturesque valley of Val Gardena within the Dolomites<br />
– a mountain chain spanning seven Italian provinces<br />
and intwined with the Alps.<br />
While still nestled in a quiet and secluded area, the<br />
hotel is a short distance from the cosy city centre and<br />
provides free shuttle services to the famous multivalley<br />
network of ski routes that South Tyrol is known<br />
for. Whether dusted in snow or drenched in sun, the<br />
Alpin Garden offers both a heated indoor pool and<br />
cosy spa experience and a large terrace, garden,<br />
sauna and pool space that looks out onto the grand<br />
panorama of the Dolomites.