Girlan / Cornaiano, Italy

Weinegg Wellviva Resort

A five-star wellness and wine resort at 420–440 m in the vineyards above Girlan, in the southern, Mediterranean end of South Tyrol between Bozen and the Kalterer See. It trades as Hotel Weinegg GmbH, VAT IT01257680213, Bolzano chamber-of-commerce number 01257680213, with Bruno Moser as legal representative. Bruno and Erika Moser bought a small farm in the Girlan vineyards in 1987 and built the resort out of it; their son Samuel now works in the house as 'Junior'. The property is open 365 days a year and publishes 14 room and suite categories in three tiers — komfortSUITEN, private spaSUITEN and poolSUITEN with direct access to the suite pool — from a 30 m² double up to a 100 m² Royal Suite, at €242–428 per person per night including the house's ¾ Verwöhnpension. A separate two-unit Residence 300 m from the main building (81.5 m² and 97 m² with 60–70 m² terraces) holds its own national accommodation licence and is also let on long stays of two weeks and more at €450–750 per day. The non-room footprint is unusually wide for a single house: an adults-only Wellviva SPA and a second Sport & Family spa (about 1,700 m² of accessible spa area by the regional accessibility survey), an indoor-outdoor infinity pool, a 60 m suite pool, an à-la-carte spa treatment menu from €35 to €265 using TEAM DR JOSEPH and Alpienne product lines, a resident physiotherapist, IHHT oxygen cell training, a skyBAR with a cigar lounge and humidor, Restaurant L'Arena, a glass-fronted vinothek with a separate take-home wine list, a tennis court, a supervised kids' club, an event and meeting room, e-bike, Vespa and Beetle rental, and six chargeable EV charging points in a two-level underground garage. It is a German Football Association (DFB) training-camp partner venue. Wine is the through-line. The Moser family farms vineyards in Kaltern and Montiggl, founded Weingut Tenuta Moser as its own cellar in 2018, brews Mendelbier (European Beer Star silver) and distils Moser Gin, and in late 2025 Bruno Moser acquired the Tenuta Poggio al Rigoloccio estate in the Alta Maremma in Tuscany together with the oenologist Gerhard Sanin. Wines from both estates are poured at the hotel; the winter 'All (the best) inclusive' package includes them with an eight-course dinner. The house runs its own repeat-guest programme, the Weinegg Gold Card: guests earn Goldpunkte on stays, drinks, spa treatments, souvenirs, products and wines, and convert them into vouchers. It sits on its own domain with its own login. The sister house Gartenhotel Moser runs a second, separate points card — the Moser VIP Card — which additionally carries discounts at eighteen independent shops, jewellers, opticians and food markets across Eppan, Bozen, Meran and Kaltern. The technology is split across several suppliers: the website and jobs portal are built and hosted by Zeppelin Hotel Tech AG in Meran, the booking engine is the HGV co-operative's Booking Südtirol widget, the loyalty card and the online gift-voucher shop are Brandnamic products, in-stay guest information runs on Guestnet, an AI Kosmo chat and voice agent answers enquiries, online deposits are taken through the HOGAST purchasing co-operative's payment widget, and the Tuscan estate runs a separate WordPress site with its own Mailchimp 'Wine Club' list. Recognition includes the HolidayCheck Gold Award (five consecutive years of top guest ratings), a Booking.com Traveller Review Award 2026, second place at the Connoisseur Circle Award 2026, a Wellness Aphrodite top-three signature-treatment placing and participation in the World Luxury Awards 2026. The resort has also been used as a filming location for the ARD series 'Der Bozen-Krimi'.

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