Lanthalerhütte

About
Perched in the mountains of South Tyrol, the Lanthalerhütte is a historic chalet with a strong authentic character, located in Moos in Passeier, Italy. This mountain refuge combines the soul of an old alpine farmhouse and a history-rich past with an exceptional natural setting, offering group stays that are both refreshing and restorative.
The chalet unfolds its interior spaces in a rustic atmosphere dominated by wood, a material present throughout both the structure and the interior furnishings. Designed to accommodate groups, it offers communal living areas generous enough for everyone to come together in a warm and convivial atmosphere. The history of the place is palpable from the moment you enter and contributes greatly to this property's singular charm.
The chalet's amenities are built around the essentials, well executed: a central wood-burning stove serves as the heart of the home, ideal for convivial group evenings after a day of mountain activities. The bathroom features modern fixtures, which pleasantly contrast with the period décor of the rest of the chalet. The furniture is intentionally simple and functional — everything you need is available, with nothing superfluous. The owners are unanimously praised by visitors for their attentiveness and warm welcome. With a rating of 4.5/5 across 8 Google reviews, the chalet demonstrates consistently high satisfaction.
Moos in Passeier, a small municipality in the Passeier Valley nestled among the peaks of South Tyrol, offers a remarkable outdoor setting in every season. In winter, the area is particularly popular for ski touring, the activity of choice for groups staying at the Lanthalerhütte according to visitor accounts. From spring and throughout the summer, hiking trails take over in a pristine alpine environment. The town of Merano, reachable in about thirty minutes, broadens the possibilities of a stay with its renowned thermal baths, markets, and distinctive architecture blending Italian and Tyrolean influences.
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Google reviews
The cabin itself is a real gem: old, rustic, lots of wood, a cozy wood-burning stove, a modern bathroom, and an interesting history. The furnishings are basic, but everything you need is there. The lighting is somewhat impractical: lamps aren't centered over the table, especially in the kitchen, the light is too cold, the stove lamp is glaring, and the plastic cable channels on the old wood unfortunately detract a bit from the historic charm. It's manageable, but it should be improved. Regarding the landlady: During the rental period, she's very friendly; she even offered eggs and tea as a welcome gift, so it was quite pleasant. However, as soon as departure approaches, her tone changes. If you leave the apartment just 10 minutes after 10:00 a.m., even though she could have already entered, and if the dishwasher is still running because you just had breakfast, she becomes irritated. I don't quite understand this. She effectively didn't have to do anything to the apartment for two weeks, and the dishwasher runs for two hours—should you just leave the used dishes? I don't see the problem. ' ... The big BUT, and the main reason for the poor rating, is the noise. You imagine yourself at the end of the valley, slightly elevated with a great view, enjoying peace and nature: the murmur of the brook, cowbells, birdsong, a rooster crowing in the morning. Unfortunately, the reality is quite the opposite. Right next to the cabin, the residents themselves constantly create extremely loud noises: the hay drying machine drones 24/7, the meadow slopes are cleared with brush cutters and leaf blowers, even at midday and without any consideration for guests. Even when the leaf blowers are quiet, the motorcycles roar on the Timmelsjoch High Alpine Road. It is simply disrespectful how these noisy machines are used, towards nature, the guests, and even the vacation rental itself. Instead of rural idyll, you experience a constant barrage of noise; relaxing on the terrace, reading a book, or sleeping with the window open is impossible. This incessant noise completely ruins the vacation experience. Yes, it's possible we were just "unlucky" with the noise and it's usually quieter, but what do I care how quiet it is when I'm not on vacation? If you're catering to tourism and renting out a cabin, then it has to be quiet, as expected. Either you should honestly include that in the description or simply not rent the cabin at that time of year. Furthermore, misusing leaf blowers for haymaking has nothing to do with traditional mountain meadow farming. These devices should be banned altogether in a region where tourism is one of the most important economic sectors. It's such a shame, because the cabin and its location are actually beautiful. But the incessant noise, caused by the local residents themselves, and the landlady's inflexible attitude regarding departure made our stay here anything but relaxing.
A beautiful, old farmhouse. Very cozy. We felt very comfortable during our stay. I can absolutely recommend it if you want to enjoy cozy evenings after a great ski tour. Very nice hosts.
Beautiful cabin, great location, very friendly and helpful owner. Everything was perfect!
Very nice house. Original farmhouse from 1907.
Beautifully authentic, a great view, and a very well-equipped cabin. Enjoy...
Frequently asked questions
Does the property have a pool?
No pool on site. You'll find other pool-equipped homes in Moso in Passiria within our CasaGiga selection.
What is the exact location?
The property is in Moso in Passiria, in the Sud-Tyrol region. The exact address is provided once your booking is confirmed.
Can I bring my dog?
This property does not host pets.
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