Suites

On its three floors, Berghoferin features a total of thirteen suites divided into six different categories depending on their size, location, and layout. What all suites have in common is their ample size and natural brightness as well as an impressive view of the mountain landscape; incidentally, the Berghoferin’s individual suites are all named after those very peaks.

While some suites are styled like a loft with a combined living and sleeping area, the majority have a classic room layout with a separate bedroom and living room. In addition, two of the suites have a second bedroom, most have a second bathroom, and all feature a patio and/or one or two (loggia) balconies shielded from view.

Thirteen generously proportioned, light-filled suites are thoughtfully arranged across three floors, each conceived as a distinct expression of style and comfort. From airy, loft-inspired studios with open-plan living and sleeping areas to classic suite layouts featuring separate bedrooms and lounges—many complemented by two bathrooms—each space opens onto a sunlit terrace and one or two private loggia balconies. These secluded vantage points reveal sweeping views of an unspoiled natural landscape: a majestic mountain panorama stretching across the horizon, dense green forests that seem to unfold without end, the deep valley below leading gently southward, and the striking black-and-white peaks of the surrounding mountains rising into the clear blue sky.

In keeping with the singular character of Berghoferin, each of the thirteen suites is a retreat unto itself—unique in size, setting, layout, and design, and thoughtfully appointed to meet a variety of personal desires. Guests are warmly welcomed into an atmosphere of refined intimacy, where attentive, bespoke service enhances every stay. From the quiet poetry of early morning, as fresh mountain air drifts softly through open windows, to the stillness of evening, when nature’s gentle rhythms unfold beneath silvery moonlight, each moment invites a sense of ease, belonging, and quiet discovery—an experience both new and deeply familiar, and one that quietly calls guests to return.

A vast, unspoiled natural landscape unfolds in every direction—where a majestic mountain panorama stretches across the horizon beyond seemingly endless forests, where the deep valley below opens like a gateway toward the distant south, and where the surrounding peaks, with their striking black-and-white character, rise sharply into the blue sky above.