At the beginning of the 20th century, a sanatorium project was entrusted to the architect Otto Wagner.
Never built, it was replaced by a monastery.
Abandoned, the latter was rediscovered in the early 2000s by a hotelier who transformed it into an inn.
In 2020, his son and his partner take up the torch and imagine Forestis.
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architecture
A wide, partially underground corridor connects all the buildings.
Forestis / Photo press
To the renovated historic building, the architect Armin Sader added three wooden towers, rising towards the sky like totem trees.
A wide, partially underground corridor connects all the buildings.
The hotel
This 5-star hotel, fashioned from stone (dolomite) and wood, has 62 suites.
Forestis / Photo press
Imbued with a warm minimalist style translated by
"the perfection of the forms, the quality of the materials and their harmony with the nature of the region",
this 5-star hotel, fashioned from stone (dolomite) and wood, includes 62 suites.
A marvel of precious sobriety.
The environment
The two penthouses of the hotel have a terrace with a private swimming pool and a breathtaking view.
Forestis / Photo press
Located at an altitude of 1,800 m, the property is located in the Plose ski area and its many hiking trails.
There are a multitude of
outdoor
activities .
The two penthouses of the hotel…
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