A fresh breeze in ancient walls
- 30 Rooms
- from 35m2 Size
- 60 Maximum number of guests
The Adults-only Castle Residence
A retreat in the middle of the city, noble, elegant and lovingly maintained down to the smallest detail. All this is surrounded by an impressing park with hundred-year-old trees, which block out any thoughts of everyday life like a protective wall. This is Castel Rundegg - a place with historical flair and modern accents. Regardless of whether you want to shut yourself off from the outside world for a few days and enjoy pure relaxation in the wellness centre, hike in the South Tyrolean mountains, cycle or experience culture and lifestyle - the Rundegg is the right address for a pure holiday feeling.
The rooms and suits in Castel Rundegg are simply royal.The flair of earlier times is successfully combined with modern comfort. Each suite, each room is unique, spacious and stylish. Just as a castle should be. What a joy, because that feels like a fresh breeze that flows through the ancient walls.
Who was a guest at Castel Rundegg?
Actor Mario Adorf, opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, fashion designer Mila Schön, FC Milan, Kelly-Family, DJ Ötzi and many more.
Arrivals: from 14:00
Departure: until 11:00
A deposit of approx. 30% is requested at the time of booking. If you cancel up to 6 days before arrival, there are no cancellation costs and the deposit will be refunded. From 5 days before arrival we charge the full room price. In the event of early departure or no-show, we will charge the full booking amount.
Distances| Destination | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Bus | Meran | 150m |
| Train | Meran | 2km |
| Airport | Bozen | 30km |
| Shopping | Meran | 200m |
Turmsuite
One of our most beautiful and romantic suites is located in the highest tower of the castle, accessible only via a spiral staircase: The tower suite with a marvellous panoramic view over the rooftops of the spa town of Merano and the Merano region. The elegant, authentic suite is the perfect love nest for all those who want to celebrate their love in a very special way.
Suite
With a total of eight windows, our suite no. 24 is flooded with light like no other! Or choose suite no. 57 with its own garden...Imagine you sit at the window, in a comfortable armchair and enjoy the fantastic view of the park and the Merano mountains, while some exciting thoughts come to mind...
Elegance
Fall into a cosy bed in the evening, tired but happy, wrap yourself up in the soft duvet and reflect on the day: Whether you are spending your holiday in Rundegg or travelling on business, the Elegance room is always the right choice.
Singleroom
Enjoy your own private time-out.The single room is the ideal retreat for business travellers and those who like to be by themselves.
The room/apartment/property is equipped with
- WLAN
- WLAN in the whole house
- Safe
- Minibar
- Heating
- TV, SAT
- Antique furnished
Bedroom
- Room size over 20m2
- Double bed
- Linen
- Extra cushions and blankets
- Writing desk
- Room service daily
- Room cleaning on request
Bathroom
- Shower
- Bathtub
- Towels
- Hairdryer
- Cosmetic products
Culinary
- Restaurant
- Breakfast
- Half board
- Local products
Garden
- Sunbathing area
- Sunbed
- Pool
- Wellness
- Terrace
- Park
- Outdoor dining area
- Pool-Badetücher
Others
- Non Smoking
- Pets welcome with extra cleaning fee
- Fitness area
- Parking area
- e-Bikes
In the surrounding area
- Lake
- Skiing
- Hiking
- Culture
- Golf
- Cross country skiing
Payment
- Online payment/credit card
How it started
From fiefdom to noble residence
In 1621, the estate came into the possession of Jakob von Mohr zu Lichtenegg, a refugee from the Grisons, who only a few years later, on 3 March 1625, received the rights and freedoms of a noble seat for Rundegg and permission to call himself by that name from Archduke Leopold. Jakob von Mohr zu Lichtenegg also was Bishop of Strasbourg and Passau.
From the frequent change of ownership ...
In 1684, Ferdinand von Kiepach zu Ried, Zimmerlehen and Haßlach is named as the owner. Around 30 years later, on 15 October 1714, his widow Dorothea sold the Rundegg estate to Baron Bernhardus Paravizini von Capelli von Trahora, Lord of Rundegg, Rametz and Moerling. He was an officer in the French army who, according to unofficial reports, resigned from the service after a duel in which he killed his opponent and settled at Rundegg Castle. He died on 29 April 1770 at the age of 104.
... to an "accommodation for travellers"
In the brochure "A Guide for Travellers", published in 1851, Rundegg Castle is recommended as accommodation for travellers to Obermais. At that time it was still owned by the descendants of Baron Paravizini de Capelli. To be precise, the second surviving daughter of Baron Johannes Franziskus, who died at Rundegg Castle on 19 February 1878.
A start into a new era
Castel Rundegg was acquired by the Spitaler brothers and became the property of the South Tyrolean entrepreneur Paul Sinn in 1976. He did not renovate the castle for himself, but turned it into a luxury hotel and started the first season in 1978. When Paul Sinn decided to sell the castle hotel, he found suitable buyers in the South Tyrolean entrepreneurial family Spögler, who ensured its continued use as a castle hotel.
Fresh spirit, great visions and the fulfilment of a dream
A breath of fresh air has been blowing through the old walls since 2016. The charismatic young hotelier David Kofler took over the Schlosshotel, thus fulfilling his great dream, and has been working continuously ever since to restore the old glamour without disregarding modernity.
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