It’s starting to make sense now.

Our two units are called Tone and Nane, named after our grandparents. Both apartments, measuring 110 square metres, offer plenty of space to spread out over three floors. They’re ideal for two to five people and can be extended to accommodate up to six guests with an extra bed. Each unit features its own entrance, two gardens, and a private spa. From the two balconies, you can look out over the Puez-Odle/Puez-Geisler Nature Park and, in particular, the rock face of Mt Sasso Santa Croce/Heiligkreuzkofel, which glows in stunning colours during the evening glow – the Enrosadira.

Your Chalet Löm will be ready for you from 4 p.m. On the day of departure, we would ask you to vacate your apartments by 9 a.m.

Yes, and that applies to the living areas, the sauna, and the whirlpool, as well as the two gardens. The second unit may be booked at the same time; if you’re travelling with friends or as an extended family, Tone and Nane are ideal to hire together.

Both apartments extend over three floors, which are connected by wooden staircases. As a result, the house is not wheelchair accessible. If you’re unsure whether the architecture suits your needs, please give us a quick call. It’s best to discuss this calmly on a case-by-case basis.

To help keep your luggage to a minimum, we’d be happy to provide a cot in the apartment. And we’ll set up a suitable high chair at the dining table in the chalet so that even the little ones can sit close to you in the mornings. Just let us know quickly in advance.

To ensure that guests with allergies can enjoy a completely carefree retreat, Chalet Löm remains a pet-free accommodation.

You’re very welcome to bring your own favourite slippers. As soon as you step through the door, you’ll take off their outdoor shoes, and from then on, your feet touch nothing but warm, light-coloured wood. If you’ve left your slippers at home, we have some felt slippers available – just let us know your shoe size in advance.

Our apartments are filled with the scent of Swiss stone pine and the crisp mountain air. Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the chalet.

Yes, free high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.

No. In both Tone and Nane, the spa area, complete with its own garden, is situated on the ground floor of your own apartment. 

On the ground floor, you’ll find a Finnish sauna made from fragrant Swiss stone pine, a refreshing shower, a relaxation room, and a small wellness corner with spring water and our hand-picked herbal teas. Out in the garden, you’ll find your very own open-air Jacuzzi. Bathrobes and towels are already laid out for you. Our tip: in winter, step out of your own sauna into the snow to cool off.

You’ll be renting a self-catering unit with a fully equipped kitchen, so you can simply enjoy your holiday at your own pace. If you’d like to treat yourself in the morning, we’ll bring a basket full of farm-fresh delicacies to your door: with homemade jams, fresh cake, juices, and fragrant meadow tea.

During the high season, we prefer to welcome guests for a minimum of seven nights. For shorter stays of fewer than four nights, we charge a 10% surcharge.

We’ll retain the deposit until three months before arrival. From three months to one month before arrival, we charge 40% of the total amount. Between one month and one week before arrival, we charge 70%; in the final week before arrival, 90%.

You’re required to pay the statutory local tax on site for all guests aged 14 and over. In return, we’ll give you the Südtirol Guest Pass, which allows you to use all public buses and trains in South Tyrol free of charge.

Drive along the Val Pusteria/Pustertal valley as far as St. Lorenzen, then turn off into the Val Badia/Gadertal valley and follow the road to San Martino in Badia. From there, the route heads towards Antermoia. Just before the village, turn off towards Rina and, immediately afterwards, take the left turn towards Colac. You can find a detailed map here.

For a stunning mountain drive in summer, head over the Passo delle Erbe/Würzjoch pass; travelling via St. Lorenzen and San Martino in Badia, you’ll have a very relaxing journey up to us.

Yes. From November to mid-April, winter tyres are compulsory in the mountains. On days when there’s a lot of snow, we recommend that you also carry snow chains in the boot.

In the garage. There’s also an electric car charging point (for a fee), an e-bike charging point, and a ski room with ski boot dryer.