Die Post am Ortler

We had the incredible experience of being among first guests at Die Post am Ortler after its reopening on December 22nd, following an extensive 18-month renovation. We stayed in the stunning Ortler Sky Suite, which exceeded all expectations — beautifully designed, luxurious, and with breathtaking views with integral sauna and Jucazzi . The entire hotel feels brand new, blending modern Alpine style with warm hospitality. The staff as usual made us feel truly welcome, and the spa, pools, and outdoor areas were absolutely top class. A perfect mix of relaxation and elegance. Highly recommended — a flawless relaunch of a very special place. We’ll definitely be back!

I am impressed with the quality of service and the hotel in general. Location: really convenient location compare to the other places in town, specially to funiculars, you can even can have a walk there. Parking: they have a parking space opposite the hotel 👍 Interior: the interior of the hotel is very unique and cozy, there are a lot of details around. Very spacious hall, and terrace outside, you can enjoy your drink there, as they have a bar with in the same floor. The interior of the suit is quite cozy, I just didn’t like the window from bathroom to the room, it’s really transparent, so you can see the other person easily. It’s very clean suits and hotel in general. They have a restaurant - we were so happy with the choice of food for the buffet and good options for the main course and desserts, really good breakfasts 🍳 Service: staff is very friendly and responsive, and speak English 👍 Common area: there is really big territory around the resort, there is a spa on the ground floor. There are many benches and paths on the territory, you can take a walk to the lake also. The most important is an incredible view from any corner of the hotel. 100 % the best choice I’ve made for our stay. Compare to the other hotels it’s the best compliance with price and quality.

It is a perfect place to stay. The rooms are modern and comfy. Service is good. The spa is relaxing. The 3/4 gourmet board service is top - varied and tasty! Wonderful views for surroundings are included 😀

My family recently stayed at Hotel Post for the second consecutive year, and we are booking again for next year. The hotel is beautifully located at Solda, which is 1900 meters high. The skiing area stretches from 1900-3250 meters, so there is bound to be snow. The amenities are great. A nice, wide central lobby area with lots of spaces to sit and relax. The food is also very good. Nice breakfast buffet, good lunch, and an impressively diverse choice of evening dishes. The wellness area and pool are great, too. A nice whirlpool, many different sorts of sauna/damp rooms etc. The suits are spacious and well-equipped, with some nice Molton Brown-products on stock. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, for both adults and children. The hotel bar area is also pretty decent. All and all a great stay in Italy during the winter season.

The hotel is located in a pretty village in the mountains. For 40-50 km from the hotel the climate changes. You find yourself in a snow fairy tale. The hotel is very conveniently located among several ski slopes and ski lifts. It is very convenient to get there by car. If without a car, then shuttle buses go to the ski lifts. If you don’t feel like skiing, you can just walk around the village and enjoy the beautiful views. A one-time climb to the top costs 17€. Ski pass for the day 50€. In hotel I recommend taking full board. The food is great, great selection. Dinner consists of 5 small courses, beautiful presentation and high quality. Alcohol for an additional fee. Amazing house wine😋 I would like to highlight the spa area. There is a common area with a swimming pool, saunas (some did not work). On the lower textile free zone with a swimming pool, saunas and a relaxation area. Almost every day at 17:30 there is a ritual in the sauna with scrubbing. Also in the spa area there are always drinks, apples, dried fruits. The staff was very friendly and helpful, check in and check out were quick. I will definitely come back here. Magical place!

One of the better restaurants in this village. You can either make use of the 6-9 course daily menu or go a-la carte. Salade bar is fresh and plenty of choices, meat is very well cooked and very tender.|Service/staff is young, which in this hotel/restaurant is good as they are flexible and enjoy their work and also they are well trained to put the customers and their experience first.|Decent prices. The interior is what you can expect of a grand hotel which has been there for a while. The use of wood is common but still stylish.

The hotel is located near the deadend of the main street in Sulden, about 3 minutes by car and 20 by foot to the main ski lifts, and about a five minute walk down to the smaller Langenstein lift. There is free parking around the property and garages to rent for €8/night.||||Carolin gave us a very friendly welcome. We had a junior Ortler suite, quite spacious with plenty of shelves and cabinets for our bulky ski clothes. We could hear footsteps from the room/s above but they were quite muffled. There was a Nespresso machine in the room but no mineral water; you have to order that or whatever else you want for the mini-bar. There is currently no fitness room with weight or cardio machines, just a room for group courses, but we heard that a “real” fitness room is in the pipeline. The spa area is quite nice with a very big Jacuzzi and three kinds of saunas, and various rest areas. All of the spa area is to be used naked. A smallish swimming pool is also available and quite popular with the kids.||||We enjoyed a welcome drink and snack on Sunday evening with owner Andreas explaining the various features of the hotel. Dinners were delicious, including about 5 or 6 courses. But if you don’t care for the options on the particular evening menu, you can choose from yet another selection of dishes from a standard menu. I’ve never seen this before at a ski hotel and it’s a great idea. Breakfast eggs can be cooked to order. The selection of breads is not terrific but there is certainly enough food to fill you up. An early afternoon buffet lunch is included in the ¾ pension which is surprisingly nice with hot and cold main dishes and a good selection of desserts in case you’re not out skiing that day.||||Checkout is a relatively early 10:00 however you can buy a late check-out extension in case you want to return to your room to shower after a hard day of skiing.||||I could imagine that this hotel would be very nice to visit in the warmer months, too.

We have recently returned from a week's stay at the Hotel Post in Sulden. As a wellness hotel, it offers all the usual amenities: good sized pool, beauty treatment and massage rooms, relaxation rooms, saunas, waterbeds, fitness rooms, open air fitness area etc. etc.||Our junior suite was located in the basement and was of a good size. It had its own small conservatory which lead to our own terrace area with sunbeds, looking out onto the majestic Ortler mountain group right in front of us! Absolutely stunning.||The buffet breakfast was excellent and very varied. The majority of the guests were full board, but if like us you book bed and breakfast, the hotel gives you the option to have dinner at the hotel, as long as you let them know beforehand. And it has to be said that the food was so good that we decided to eat at the hotel most evenings, rather than going anywhere else.