Historic Art Nouveau hotel from 1910 in the centre of Bolzano, with a private park, outdoor pool and rooms adorned with contemporary artworks.
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Parkhotel Laurin is a 4-star hotel in the heart of Bolzano, about 200 metres from the cathedral, set in an Art Nouveau building dating back to 1910. The property is surrounded by an extensive private park with an outdoor pool, a rare feature for a city hotel and much appreciated by those seeking a green corner just steps from the centre.
The rooms, spread across several floors, are furnished with designer furniture and original works by 20th-century artists; many overlook the city or the Dolomites and feature marble bathrooms, air conditioning and free WiFi. The range spans from single rooms to suites with a separate living area.
On the ground floor are the restaurant, which also opens onto the garden in summer, and the Laurin Bar with its original Art Nouveau frescoes. The property also has a conference centre for up to 160 people, suitable for events and weddings. Its location, 150 metres from the railway station and very close to the main square, makes it convenient both for those travelling by train and for those who want to explore the historic centre’s attractions on foot.
The rooms at Parkhotel Laurin share a distinctive feature: walls decorated with original paintings by 20th-century artists and marble-clad bathrooms, along with air conditioning, soundproofing and free WiFi and cable connection. Sizes range from 18 sqm in the Single Room to 47 sqm in the Suite with Garden View, with views ranging from the city to the Dolomites to the inner park.
Among the room types, the Junior Suite and the Suite with Garden View stand out, both equipped with a separate living area and designed for longer stays or families, while the Comfort, Superior, Standard and Deluxe rooms offer more compact solutions with single or large double beds, some with a bathtub. The Deluxe Room, the largest among the traditional rooms at 33 sqm, can accommodate up to one extra bed or an additional sofa bed.
Larger than the standard room, this accommodation on the third floor or higher overlooks the city or the Dolomites and is decorated with original paintings by 20th-century artists. The marble bathroom and bathtub complete the decor; it cannot accommodate extra beds, making it ideal for couples who don’t need extra space.
At 40 sqm, this is one of the most spacious accommodations, arranged with a sleeping area with single beds and a small living room with a sofa bed overlooking the park via a private balcony. It can accommodate up to 2 extra beds or cots, making it the most suitable choice for families with small children.
Decorated with original 20th-century paintings and featuring a marble bathroom, this room offers views of the city or the Dolomites. Compared to the Comfort room of the same size, it can accommodate a child up to 6 years old in an extra bed or cot, making it more flexible for those travelling with a young child.
The most compact accommodation in the hotel, designed for a single guest, with views that may open onto the city, the garden or the Dolomites depending on the floor. Here too the bathroom is marble-clad, but the room cannot accommodate extra beds, as it is dedicated to solo travellers.
The property’s entry-level room type, with a large double bed and views of the city or the Dolomites. Unlike the Comfort and Superior rooms of roughly the same size, it does not offer cots or extra beds, making it the simplest choice for a couple with no special needs.
The largest among the traditional rooms, at 33 sqm, with views of the park or the Dolomites. Thanks to the additional sofa bed available in one of the two configurations, it can accommodate up to one extra bed or cot more than the Standard room, suitable for small families.
The largest accommodation in the hotel, at 47 sqm, split between a separate living room and a bedroom overlooking the garden. The bathroom with a walk-in shower and amenity set sets it apart from the other rooms, along with the minibar and tea and coffee set provided.
Parkhotel Laurin offers guests a private park with an outdoor pool, terrace and garden, as well as a bicycle rental service useful for exploring Bolzano and the surrounding area. The reception is open 24 hours a day and the luggage storage service simplifies arrivals and departures outside normal hours; daily housekeeping, ironing and laundry services are also available.
On the dining front, the hotel offers an on-site restaurant, a bar with a coffee shop, an in-room minibar and the option of having breakfast served directly in the room. The rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs, satellite and cable channels, telephone and internet connection.
For families, there is a play area, meals and buffets for children as well as safety gates, while those travelling with pets can count on acceptance upon request, with bowls and beds provided. There is also a space for meetings and banquets for work needs or events.
Parkhotel Laurin occupies an entire block in the heart of Bolzano, shielded by a century-old park that isolates it from city traffic while still being just steps from the main square. The area, between the historic centre and the station, blends Art Nouveau buildings, shops and small cafés such as Cafe’ Maschin, just 40 metres away, or Mokà, 150 metres away.
The Bolzano railway station is 150 metres away, convenient for those arriving by train or wanting to travel to Trento and Merano; Bolzano Airport is about 4 km away. A few steps away, between 200 and 700 metres, are historic sites such as the Waaghaus and Maximilian’s House, as well as the Ötzi the Iceman and Museion museums. Parco Stazione, 100 metres away, is handy for an outdoor break.
Bolzano is the classic starting point for reaching the Dolomites: the Sciliar is visible from about 6 km away, and a ten-minute drive takes you to the trails of the Alpe di Siusi, an ideal destination for summer hiking and winter skiing. Art and mountain lovers should visit the Messner Mountain Museum Firmian, 4.4 km away, dedicated to the history of mountaineering. In the city, the nearby Walther Square and the shopping streets round out the offer for those wanting to explore Bolzano on foot, while Lake Monticolo, about 9 km away, makes for an easy day trip combining nature and relaxation.
Reviews particularly reward comfort (9.5) and cleanliness (9.4), as well as the central location (9.7), among the most appreciated in the area. Staff and services also remain above 9. The value for money, while solid at 8.4, is the most moderate score among the categories evaluated.
Yes, Parkhotel Laurin is located about 200 metres from Bolzano Cathedral and 150 metres from the railway station, in the heart of the city.
Yes, Parkhotel Laurin accepts pets upon request, with a possible surcharge; pets are not allowed in the restaurant areas.
Yes, Parkhotel Laurin has an outdoor pool within its own private park, usable during the warmer months.
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Check-in at Parkhotel Laurin is available from 3:00 PM, while check-out must be completed by 12:00 PM.
Parkhotel Laurin has a parking area with an electric vehicle charging station; conditions and costs should be confirmed at the time of booking.
Parkhotel Laurin offers a buffet breakfast, with the option of requesting it as takeaway.
