Pension Hofer

Do you love things that are natural and familiar? Do you look for attention to detail? Are you looking for relaxation in idyllic surroundings? If so, then the very private atmosphere of our guesthouse in the Vallarga/Vandoies - Weitental/Vintl in the Gitschberg/Joch Valley holiday region offers you lots of space and time for your well-being. The 14 rooms in our guesthouse are furnished with local woods, warm colours and friendly fabrics. All rooms feature a balcony, with the exception of two single rooms.
Culinary delights are prepared by Thomas your host. He will spoil you with traditional South Tyrolean dishes, as well as light Mediterranean specialities from Italian cuisine.
From May to October, our kitchen is closed on Wednesday evenings. Dinner is therefore not served on these evenings. We are happy to reserve a table for you at one of our favourite local restaurants or recommend ways to enjoy your evening. €10.00 per adult will be deducted from the half-board rate.
Elisabeth, who works at the reception, is responsible for customer service and will look after you. Families and kids can enjoy the playroom, the outdoor playground, as well as the almost traffic-free location of our guesthouse, only a five minute walk from the centre. Meadows, forests and mountains – this is how the idyllic Pfunder Valley opens up to you. Vallarga/Weitental is part of Vandoies/Vintl and situated at an altitude of 880 metres above sea level in the idyllic Fleres/Pfunder Valley, at the entrance to the Puster Valley. The Fleres/Pfunder Valley is one of the original valleys of South Tyrol. It seems that time has stood still: no stress, hustle or bustle. Instead you can enjoy stillness, free time and nature all around you. It’s just the right place for a relaxing holiday! Don’t worry! The ‘outside world’ is not too far away. In a few minutes, you can be right in the middle Alpine paradise and in the ski region of Gitschberg/Joch Valley. In 20 minutes, you can reach the Kronplatz, as well as the cities of Bressanone/Brixen and Brunico/Bruneck.