Holidays with dog

Dear dog lovers!

We are pleased to welcome you and your four-legged friend to our hotel. Dogs are admitted in almost all areas, with the exception of the dining room, the spa, and the lawn in front of the swimming pool.

Please ensure that your dog is always kept on a leash while inside or around the hotel. Our house cat, Roby, enjoys exploring the entrance hall and staircase.

To ensure the comfort of all our guests, we have provided a cozy blanket for your beloved pet to use on the floor in the room. Please remember that the bed, sofa, and other seating areas are reserved for our two-legged guests. Failure to comply may result in additional cleaning fees.

The dog park is open 24/7. Dogs are allowed to roam freely and without a leash inside the park, as long as they are closely supervised. It is important to be cautious when there are other dogs present.
Please make sure to clean up after your dog and dispose of their waste in a securely closed bag. You can find a “Dogtoilet” with a bag dispenser and waste bin located in front of the entrance

You will find washing and drying facilities for your dog in the wooden cabin. Please use your room key to open it. Kindly leave the used towels on the floor.

On request, we freshly prepare the food for your beloved pet every day. Please complete the enclosed Barf card.

Accompany the landlady Patrizia and her dogs Rusty, Bella and on a morning walk . Registration is required.

  • To the Saint Valentin church: Post alley –  hiking trail no 7
  • To the Furscher pond: Burgfrieden street – trail no 7a (just past Hotel Enzian) – Peterlunger farm – trail no 7 – Furscher pond – Gumperer trail
  • To the Salego ruin: Alpe di Siusi cable car – trail no 2 – Hotel Salegg – trail no 3 – Salego ruin – trail no 3a – cable car
  • Leash laws require dogs to be kept on a leash no longer than 1.5 metres. You also have to have a muzzle on you at all times.
  • Dogs can travel on the Seiser Alm cable car and the lifts (in partly for a fee); with a lead and muzzle for safety reasons. You can rent transport boxes for smaller dogs for free at the Seiser Alm cable car valley station.
  • Shuttle busses for the Seiser Alm cable car are free of charge for your dog. A ticket must be bought for dogs travelling on public transport (except for service dogs and small dogs under 5 kg). Leads and muzzles are compulsory on all busses.
  • In various places you will find dog-toilet stations with plastic bags to dispose of your dog’s waste. It is compulsory to carry a supply of bags with you and to dispose of the waste in a trash bin as soon as possible.
  • Please pick up after your dog, especially around farms and pastures, where local farmers cultivate food and fodder.
  • Dogs are not permitted in a number of areas, including children’s playgrounds, schoolyards and cemeteries. These areas are signposted accordingly.
  • Please meet the cattle with special caution. Go in between cattle and your dog, leading your dog the opposite side. Don’t run, the animals react to fast movements! Pass them calmly while keeping an eye on them. Should the animal come at you aggressively, unleash your dog so he can get to safety faster. The cattle will be distracted and you’ll be able to leave the dangerous zone calmly and fast paced.
  • In the winter months you can access numerous walking trails with you dog on the Seiser Alm. Please be careful not to stray onto cross-country skiing tracks, as they are reserved for skiers.

Dr. Kathrin Schrott
Via del Paese 16 39050 Fiè allo Sciliar
mobile +39 333 6234 313
MON/WED/FRI: 9-11am and 3-5pm TUE/THU: 11am-1pm and 5-7pm

  • K&K SPORTS & ALPIN SPORTS COMPANY Alpe di Siusi cable car valley station -> muzzles only
  • KONSUM MARKT COOP Via Panider 24, Castelrotto

Siusi: DESPAR Via Santner 8

Castelrotto:

  • KONSUM MARKT COOP Via Panider 24
  • EUROSPAR DOLOMITI Via O. v. Wolkenstein 8
  • MPREIS Via Panider 21

It is crucial for a dog to be well socialized in order to have a harmonious relationship with other dogs. This allows them to navigate their environment and interact with other dogs in everyday life without stress, while correctly interpreting their signals.

With the assistance of our skilled dog education trainer Giuliana, you will gain a better understanding of your four-legged companion. Training sessions will not only strengthen the bond between you and your dog, but also foster mutual trust. Giuliana will guide you on how to lead a more relaxed life together with your dog.

Giuliana successfully completed her dog education program at the “Istituto di Formazione Zooantropologica SIUA” and now possesses several years of hands-on experience. She personally adopted a dog from an animal shelter and welcomed it into her own home.

Education training (reservation at the reception):
Daily from Wednesday to Monday from 3 p.m.
Fee training session (1-1,5 hours): €60.00 – 80.00

Hike with Giuliana (about 2 hours)
Every Wednesday at: 3.30 / 4pm (in Summer)
Registration deadline: 10pm the evening before
Participation is free of charge

Lecture on dog education and socialization
Every Wednesday at 6pm
Registration deadline: 10pm the evening before
Fee: €20.00