Kid-friendly vacation rentals in Algund

Dahoam - Relaxation suite with a dream view

Come to DAHOAM with a dream view of Merano – your destination for peace seekers aged 14 and over. Look forward to a unique combination of proximity to nature, modern, sustainable architecture and high-quality amenities so that you do not miss anything. Large windows capture the sunlight, and you can relax on the cozy terraces. The Finnish outdoor sauna, the natural pool and the hot tub in the garden ensure pure relaxation. Ideally located for hikes and beautiful walks. Visit us!

Beautiful one-room apartment, Sonnblick Residence

One-room apartment with a window, located at ground level on the footpath to Tyrol Castle. (Residents are allowed to drive on the road). Fully equipped kitchenette with ceramic stovetop, dishwasher, microwave, fridge. Terrace use on the upper floor with magnificent panoramic views. Bread service and/or breakfast option (will be charged extra). Centrally located, starting point for great hikes and other activities We speak German, Italian, English

Hayloft under the roof + breakfast

Treat yourself to a break under the stars! For those who like to sleep outside and still want to be protected and well "considered." If you are looking for peace and quiet to relax, unwind, slow down, …. If you want to connect more closely with Mother Earth and have always wanted to sleep in the hay: Welcome under our roof! Designed for 2 people, for 1 to 2 nights. If possible, please bring your own sleeping bag, otherwise for an extra charge.

Room "Egon Schiele"

The "Egon Schiele" double room is located on the first floor of the Art Nouveau villa (Café Villa Bux) and is furnished in the same style. The bedroom is equipped with a satellite TV, minibar, desk, and wardrobe. The adjoining private bathroom features a bathtub with a shower screen, a bidet, and a toilet. The room faces the street and includes a spacious balcony. The local tax of €2.20 per person, per night, is charged separately on-site.

Stachelburg Castle - historical accommodation

15 minutes from Bolzano and Merano is an elegant 65 sqm apartment on two floors with a separate entrance, consisting of a living room\kitchen, a bedroom (full bed) and a bathroom, to offer you a comfortable stay. The apartment is in a suitable location to reach the famous Christmas markets in a few minutes. The apartment is in a 16th century castle. On the ground floor of the castle is a small restaurant, where you can spend a nice evening.

Schlossblick apartment

Bright apartment in a quiet location surrounded by apple meadows overlooking Tyrol Castle. Within walking distance you can reach the Algo shopping center with various shopping facilities. Local restaurants and bars are located right in the village center of Lagundo (10-minute walk). In the immediate vicinity you will find public transport (bus, train) with which you can reach the city center of Merano in 5 minutes.

Farnhaus. Loft above Merano with a view

A gigantic view, a private terrace and two new and stylish apartments. Where there was once a large meadow with ferns, our "farnhaus" now stands, surrounded by nature, quietly located and yet quick and easy to reach. In front of us stretches the entire Etschtal, a spectacle at any time of the day or night, and Merano and Tyrol Castle are at our feet. A perfect starting point for hikes and beautiful walks.

Jaufenspitze, Blasighof

The holiday apartment "Jaufenspitze Blasighof" is located in Racines/Ratschings and overlooks the mountain. The 34 m² studio apartment consists of 1 living room/bedroom, 1 well-equipped kitchenette, 1 bathroom and 1 small balcony. This apartment can accommodate 3 guests. Additional amenities include Wi-Fi. A shared outdoor area, consisting of a garden and garden furniture, is also available for your use.

Apartment with terrace on farm in Merano

At the foot of Tyrol Castle, just outside Merano, our farm is surrounded by its own vineyards. In a very short time, the Tappeinerweg, the Waalweg, but also the old town of Merano can be reached. The farm appears to have been mentioned in a document for the first time in 1323. A mighty round arch vault and iron doors still bear witness to the time.