Hotel Pra Tlusel in Selva Val Gardena - Bike Hotel in the Dolomites
Charming 3-star hotel very close to the Col Raiser cable car, with cosy rooms and small, exclusive wellness area
Get here, get in, and feel good! We want you to feel right at home from the first moment of your stay with us at the Hotel Pra Tlusel in Selva. Our cosy, inviting family home is a place where you can leave your everyday worries behind and enjoy your holiday to the fullest.
The rooms and suites are comfortably furnished, and each one has its own balcony. You can see the peaks of the local Sassolungo mountain from any room.
The Hotel Pra Tlusel is the perfect starting point for a range of activities in a UNESCO World Heritage Site all year round. As a guest at our home, you will benefit from its amazing location close to the lifts. The Col Raiser cable car and the underground Val Gardena Ronda Express System allow you to reach the Ciampioni lifts - and the Sellaronda - quickly, and are located very near to the hotel. There's nothing to hold you back from experiencing a day of hiking or skiing in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites.
As a certified bike hotel in the Dolomites, we offer some amazing extras and exciting MTB offers for enthusiastic mountain bikers.
After a day in the mountains you can visit our exclusive wellness area and make use of a Finnish sauna, a Turkish steam bath, an infrared cabin, an adventure shower, a solarium and a whirlpool.
Other relaxation spots include our Panorama Lounge with a large glass façade, the lawn and terrace, and our cosy dining room where you can enjoy delicious specialities lovingly prepared by the chef and host. We also offer our guests the use of an underground garage, free of charge.
We look forward to giving you the best possible holiday. Enjoy the charms of the Van Gardena and enjoy your stay in the harmonious ambience of our home, Pra Tlusel. We look forward to welcoming you to our hotel, where we will be on standby for your every need, so you can have some wonderful experiences.
