Stadele Rooms – South Tyrol, A Taste of Design
An eight-room sensory escape where architecture and flavor meet
A Minimalist Shell with a Flavorful Soul
Next to a much-loved local restaurant in South Tyrol, Stadele Rooms turns boutique hospitality into a bold design experiment. Its sharply cut concrete structure reads like a sculpture—pared-back, clean-lined, and softened only by its velvety light-toned surfaces. Dark metal boxes appear to float along the façade, adding drama to the geometry.
Eight Rooms, Eight Flavors
Inside, the minimalism gives way to sensory abundance. Each of the eight rooms is inspired by a different spice from the adjoining kitchen—ginger, star anise, juniper, and beyond—translated into rich palettes, tactile materials, and subtle aromatic cues. The result is less thematic gimmick, more immersive design storytelling, where every surface, shade, and scent is part of the experience.
A Lobby with an Exotic Pulse
The lobby channels the atmosphere of an oriental bazaar: spice-toned walls, layered textures, and warm lighting that pulls you in like a market stall spilling with treasures. It’s the perfect prelude to both the hotel’s rooms and the restaurant next door, where the culinary inspiration began.
Where Architecture Feeds the Senses
By tying each space to a distinct flavor, The Stadele Rooms creates a dialogue between design and gastronomy. It’s not just a place to rest after dinner—it’s an extension of the dining experience, made tangible in form, color, and texture.
DNA Hotels Verdict
The Stadele Rooms is intimate, imaginative, and unapologetically distinctive. With only eight suites, each infused with the spirit of a spice, it offers a boutique stay that’s as much about savoring the space as sleeping in it. Perfect for travelers with an appetite for design that engages every sense.
