Our Biohotel in Brixen-Barbian is situated in the heart of South Tyrol and is an ideal place for active holidaymakers as well as for slowing down. Hikes and excursions in all directions of the country are possible here, but also epicureans will find here during their holiday in South Tyrol a retreat where you can relax and unwind. Only for the incomparable panoramic view of the Isarco Valley and the Sciliar area alone, the trip is worthwhile. The Aktiv & Bio Pennhof awaits you with an outdoor pool, a small wellness centre and a restaurant. The rooms have a balcony or terrace overlooking the Dolomites. Our accommodations are equipped with allergy-friendly and organic materials. The food and drinks at the bar and in the restaurant were also prepared with organic ingredients. You can also look forward to a wellness centre with an outdoor pool, a hamam and a steam bath. The little guests can enjoy themselves on the children's playground.

The rustic style of our natural rooms with natural materials such as Swiss stone pine, larch and clay create a wonderful atmosphere of well-being. The healthy room climate makes our rooms particularly suitable for allergy sufferers. A double slatted frame, free of any metal, and a cellulose mattress offer a unique sleeping comfort. An option for mains cut-off protects the room from electromagnetic radiation. Each room has a balcony with a wonderful view. A spacious marble bathroom with shower and hairdryer is at your disposal. You also benefit from an LCD satellite TV, an electric kettle and a safe. The new, spacious chalets are located in the garden of the Pennhof and, in addition to the furnishings similar to our double rooms, offer a heated bathtub with an integrated wood-burning stove on the covered balcony with a fantastic view of the Dolomites.

The surrounding area around the Pennhof has a lot to offer, if you plan a day trip to the surrounding area. The South Tyrolean capital of Bolzano is only a few minutes' drive from Barbian. The cosy city with its lively streets is definitely worth a visit. Bressanone, a monastery town in the Isarco Valley and Merano, the spa town in the Adige Valley, are also worth a visit. If you are interested in older walls, Runkelstein Castle, which extends over the roofs of Bolzano, is the ideal place. The Three-Churches, the Trostburg castle built in the Renaissance period and the Messner Mountain Museum of the legendary mountaineer Reinhold Messner at Sigmund Castle are further excursions for our active holidaymakers. In addition, there are countless hiking trails in the area for all nature lovers and hikers.

Coming by car from the Brenner or Bolzano/Bozen, take the exit Klausen/Grödental, at the roundabout take the 2nd exit, go straight ahead to the crossroads and turn left towards Klausen. You drive underneath the monastery mountain Säben past through a small tunnel, then straight on to Barbian. If you arrive by train, we will be happy to pick you up at the train station in Waidbruck. Pickup from other stations is possible without any problems for a small surcharge.