Eight Suites in a Castle at the Mouth of the Gadertal
Nearly a thousand years of history, reimagined as a place to stay. Castel Maurn is a medieval castle in the Puster Valley, where centuries-old stonework, vaulted ceilings and frescoes meet a quietly contemporary sensibility. Carefully restored in 2021, it has just eight suites, each offering a different perspective on the building’s past, with contemporary furniture and natural materials bringing a sense of warmth to its historic rooms. The experience is deliberately intimate, with breakfast served in the privacy of each suite and a sauna and Turkish bath tucked within the old walls. Just five minutes from the Kronplatz lifts, the castle can also be taken over in its entirety, offering a rather different way to experience the Dolomites.
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Rooms & Availability



Suite Royale · Graf Radetzky
First floor, with sixteenth-century wood panelling and the original wooden floor. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a bathroom with two basins, a shower and a bathtub, and a fully equipped kitchen with Riedel glassware and Schönhuber Franchi pieces. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite Deluxe · Albrecht Dürer
First floor, under a historic coffered wooden ceiling, with a free-standing bathtub and a frescoed bay window with a round arched vault for reading. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a walk-in shower, a separate WC and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite Deluxe Loft · Nicolaus Copernicus
Third floor, with a free-standing designer bathtub and views over the surrounding mountains. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a walk-in shower, a separate WC, air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite Deluxe · Ferdinande von Brackel
Ground floor, light and airy, with a free-standing bathtub. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a walk-in shower, a separate WC and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite Deluxe · Tommaso d'Aquino
Ground floor, with a bay window, a free-standing bathtub and a reading chair. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a walk-in shower, a separate WC and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite · Graf von Gaderthurn
Second floor, simple and elegant. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a shower, a separate WC and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite · Leopold von Leits
Second floor, with a chalet feel: the double bed sits in a gallery, there is a wood-burning stove and a south-facing balcony. A large sofa bed, a shower, air conditioning and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.



Suite · William Shakespeare
First floor, in a bay window, with a herringbone wooden floor and the original wooden ceiling. A double bed and a large sofa bed, a shower and a fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is served in the suite.





Castel Maurn Exclusive · The Whole Castle
The whole castle, let to one party at a time: all eight suites, the historic rooms, the sauna and Turkish bath, the gym, the shared kitchen and honesty bar, and the garden with its outdoor pool. A stage for a celebration, or simply a house of your own at the foot of the Dolomites. Breakfast is served in the suites and a private chef can be arranged. Two-night minimum stay.
Amenities
A Finnish sauna and a Turkish bath set into the old walls, a pool outside, and a shared kitchen and honesty bar in the lobby; breakfast comes up to the suite.

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ST. LORENZEN | OCTOBER 2026
A Thousand-Year-Old Residence Kept for Eight Suites
Castel Maurn sits at the edge of St. Lorenzen, where the Pustertal opens into the Gadertal and the road climbs towards Alta Badia. The house appears in the records in 990, and its rooms still carry the evidence of what came after: round arches, vaulted ceilings, leaded windows and walls painted with life-size figures. The 2021 restoration kept all of it and set modern design furniture, sustainable materials and soft lighting against the old surfaces rather than trying to blend the two.
There are only eight suites, between thirty-five and seventy-five square metres, each carrying a name: Graf Radetzky, Albrecht Dürer, Nicolaus Copernicus, William Shakespeare. Every suite has its own bathroom and a small kitchen, and breakfast with regional produce is carried up each morning rather than served in a dining room. Downstairs, a shared kitchen and an honesty bar with a selection of good bottles make the lobby feel more like a private house than a reception.
The hosts, Walter and Sabine, run the place for eighteen guests at most. They book tables at the partner restaurants nearby, from a traditional Weinstube to Atelier Moessmer, where Norbert Niederkofler cooks, arrange the shuttle, pack gourmet baskets for a day in the mountains and bring in a private chef when the castle is taken over by one group. Inside the old walls there is a Finnish sauna and a Turkish bath, a gym, a garage with direct access to the house and a ski room; outside, a pool.
Kronplatz, with 121 kilometres of pistes, is five minutes away and Alta Badia half an hour; Reinhold Messner's MMM Corones and the Lumen museum sit on the Kronplatz summit, and Niederkofler's AlpiNN is up there too. For those arriving differently, there is a helicopter landing pad a five-minute walk away.











































