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Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel

17 Jochstrasse
39040 Alpe di Siusi (BZ), Italy
+39 0471 727 905
info@paradiso-pure.com

CIN: IT021019A16MFGOUCR

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At Paradiso Pure.Living on the Alpe di Siusi in South Tyrol, you can enjoy conscious relaxation, creative vegan cuisine by star chef Aggeliki Charami, yoga, and contemporary art—for an inspiring experience in the Dolomites.

Description

From the very beginning, the Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel has been shaped by the backdrop of the Dolomites and its location on Europe's largest high alpine pasture, the Alpe di Siusi. In this UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, environmental consciousness is practically a requirement. At Paradiso, this means fine vegan cuisine, alpine nature right outside, contemporary art, and yoga in the fresh air. In winter, the location offers direct access to the Alpe di Siusi slopes, and in summer, it offers numerous hiking and mountain biking opportunities in the Dolomites.

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Highlights

  • Completely vegan, family-run hotel on the Alpe di Siusi in the Dolomites
  • Located at an altitude of 2,020 meters
  • Plant-based fine dining experience in an intimate atmosphere
  • Two seasons for your sustainable vacation:
    • Winter: Mid-December – early April
    • Summer: Mid-June – late September

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Pure living on the Alpe di Siusi: History, mission, and values

IIn South Tyrol’s Alpe di Siusi, the team led by hosts and brothers Maximilian and Alexander Spögler has created a hotel concept that deliberately focuses on high-quality vegan cuisine, aesthetic design, contemporary art and warm hospitality. Developed in the heart of the Dolomites, the Pure concept from Paradiso Pure.Living combines nature, architecture, inspiration and culinary artistry to create an experience that will stay with you long after your holiday ends.

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Alpe di Siusi and the Dolomites: Nature and active vacations in South Tyrol

With its location on the Alpe di Siusi, the vegan Hotel Paradiso Pure.Living sits in the heart of the Dolomites. The UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its distinctive peaks, expansive meadows, and extraordinary natural beauty, is a dream destination for many. As a guest at Paradiso, you can benefit from the hotel’s central location: in the summer, you can start your hikes without taking long shuttle rides, and in the winter, the ski slopes begin right outside the hotel door.

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Vegan hotel in the Dolomites

Paradiso Pure.Living on the Alpe di Siusi follows its own unique path by combining taste, aesthetics, and ecological responsibility. Chef Aggeliki Charami transforms regional and seasonal ingredients from South Tyrol into unique vegan dishes. For her, it’s not just about taste; each plate tells its own little story. This culinary philosophy reflects the hotel’s approach: a conscious, plant-based experience without compromise.

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Wellness and yoga at Paradiso Pure.Living in the Dolomites

The Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel on the Alpe di Siusi features a modern wellness area with saunas, steam baths, and relaxation spaces designed to relieve stress and recharge. Enjoy the combination of alpine freshness, tranquility, warmth, and water.

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Art hotel in the Dolomites: the Pure.Art Circle

Paradiso Pure.Living focuses not only on plant-based cuisine but is also passionately committed to contemporary art. As part of the Pure.Art Circle, guests can enjoy rotating exhibitions and art performances, as well as purchase works by international artists in the on-site shop. This concept makes the hotel a one-of-a-kind destination for travelers interested in art and culture in the Dolomites.

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Cozy hotel room at the vegan Hotel paradiso Pure.Living on the Seiser Alm in South Tyrol with a neatly made double bed, soft lighting from wall lamps, large windows with a view of snow-capped mountains, and a wooden balcony with chairs.A cozy hotel room at the vegan Hotel Paradiso Pure.Living features a neatly made bed with white linens. The warm lighting from a wall lamp and an open bathroom with a stone sink create a calm, modern atmosphere.A bright, modern bedroom at the vegan Paradiso Pure.Living hotel in South Tyrol, featuring a large bed with white linens, a wooden headboard, and a side table. Next to the bed is a wooden sauna with glass walls, creating a spa-like atmosphere.Paradiso Pure.LivingModern hotel room at the vegan Paradiso Pure.Living hotel in the Dolomites with a neatly made double bed, soft lighting, and a cozy sitting area. Thick curtains cover the window, creating a calm, inviting atmosphere.Amber-colored bottle of mild hand soap labeled “Nature” on a round tray next to a wooden sink in the vegan hotel paradiso Pure.Living in South Tyrol. Soft-focus background, warm and calm atmosphere.

Accommodation on the Alpe di Siusi: Rooms & inclusive services at Paradiso Pure.Living

At Paradiso Pure.Living on the Alpe di Siusi, you can expect 41 rooms, studios, and suites that are lovingly designed. Each reflects the hotel’s philosophy: stylish, comfortable, and furnished with great attention to detail using natural materials. After an adventurous day in the Dolomites, you will find ample space to relax and unwind.

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Learn more about the vegan Paradiso Pure.Living hotel in South Tyrol

  • How did a vegan hotel come to be on the Alpe di Siusi?
    In this interview, the Spögler brothers—the owners of Paradiso—talk about their vision for running a vegan hotel and the challenges they’ve faced.
    Click here for the interview
  • Vegan and sustainable skiing vacation in the Dolomites
    Renewable energy in the ski resort and plant-based mountain hut cuisine, plus tips for more sustainability on your winter vacation
    Access the blog article
  • Vegan fine dining in the Dolomites
    In this conversation, star chef Aggeliki Charami reveals her personal philosophy and offers insight into her work.
    Find the interview here
“What is important to us: We don't want to be patronizing or force anything on people. As a hotel, we aim to be a healthy and interesting alternative. And that's what we do—360 degrees.” Maximilian and Alexander Spögler

What sustainable measures are implemented by Paradiso Pure.Living on the Alpe di Siusi in South Tyrol?

The Paradisos team views sustainability primarily as an ongoing development process. This approach has enabled a variety of measures to be implemented over the years, gradually making the hotel more sustainable. And the journey is not over yet.

  • Architecture
  • Energy & Resources
  • Water Use
  • Waste Management
  • Food & Culinary
  • Social Engagement
  • Accessibility

Mindful continued construction

During the renovation, existing features were preserved and reimagined. As a result, the hotel successfully blends its history with contemporary, sustainable architecture. Natural materials, regional craftsmanship, and a holistic, ecological design characterize the entire property.

  • Renovated in 2019 using environmentally friendly materials, such as reed mats for wall insulation, under strict environmental regulations
  • Focus on furniture produced regionally
  • Natural materials, such as clay plaster walls and wooden surfaces, throughout the hotel
  • Land use in accordance with local, national, and UNESCO requirements for protecting wild alpine nature, local settlements, and culture

Consciously used

Considering its location in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites, Paradiso Pure.Living uses energy in a targeted and responsible manner. The focus is on renewable sources, efficient systems, and ongoing development.

  • 90% of energy requirements covered by hydroelectric power from regional suppliers
  • Use of motion sensors and timers for lighting
  • Use of a special biogel in heating systems
  • Minimization of energy consumption, including through the targeted limitation of consumption in energy-intensive areas
  • Solar panels in the planning stages
  • Charging station for electric cars and e-bike rental

A holistic approach

At Paradiso Pure.Living, water usage follows a clear principle: reduce, reuse, and conserve. This concept is evident throughout the hotel, from drinking water to wastewater.

  • Special system for recycling gray water for toilet flushing
  • Water-saving shower toilets
  • Use of local spring water
  • Regional supplier of drinking water with a reusable system
  • Use of biological and non-toxic chemicals for kitchen, cleaning, and laundry tasks
  • Rainwater collection system in the planning stages

On the way to zero waste

Many small decisions can make a big difference here. For instance, waste prevention and recycling are practiced throughout the hotel. The goal is to keep materials in circulation for as long as possible.

  • Use of recycled paper
  • Guests are asked to bring their own slippers to reduce plastic waste
  • Compostable slippers made from natural materials available upon request at reception
  • Recyclable mattresses in the rooms
  • No plastic bottles
  • Minimization of plastic waste throughout the hotel
  • Use of reusable toiletries

Plant-based. Regional. Organic

As the first completely vegan hotel on the Alpe di Siusi, the kitchen naturally focuses on one thing above all else—plant-based culinary delights. However, that doesn’t mean other aspects are neglected; the concept is rounded out by regional suppliers and a focus on organic farming.

  • Completely vegan cuisine at both of the hotel’s restaurants
  • Focus on regional, sustainable, organic ingredients
  • No use of tropical fruits or other products from overseas, except for organic bananas (sometimes)
  • Exclusively organic beverages
  • Long-term contracts with local food suppliers
  • Purchase of mostly fair trade products
  • Preference for fresh products over frozen goods

Art that connects

The Pure.Art Circle initiative brings together local and international artists. Through its changing exhibitions and artist residencies, Paradiso Pure.Living offers new perspectives while maintaining its commitment to the region as an integral part of its identity.

  • Support for local sports clubs, including regular projects with local ski and snowboard instructors
  • Promotion of the local and international art scene through regularly changing exhibitions and residencies for contemporary artists via the Pure.Art Circle initiative
  • Strengthening the region by focusing on local manufacturers for interior design

Open spaces

The hotel is implementing targeted measures to improve accessibility in everyday life at the hotel. Current solutions are supplemented and continuously improved.

  • Some fully accessible rooms
  • Public accessible areas
  • Accessible website design in implementation

Questions and answers about your stay at the sustainable Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel in South Tyrol

Find answers to frequently asked questions about your sustainable vacation on the Alpe di Siusi at the Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel.

  • Is the vegan Hotel Paradiso Pure.Living accessible to people with disabilities?
  • Are pets allowed at Paradiso Pure.Living on the Alpe di Siusi?
  • Does the Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel offer parking? Also, are there electric charging stations?
  • Is there a shuttle service to the hotel?
  • Do the Paradiso Pure.Living Restaurant and the OMNIA Plant-Based Restaurant offer vegetarian options?
  • Is it possible to rent ski equipment at the Paradiso Pure.Living Vegan Hotel or in the surrounding area?
  • Are yoga classes included at Paradiso Pure.Living?
  • Can guests from outside the hotel visit the OMNIA Plant-Based Restaurant? 

Some rooms and public areas are wheelchair accessible. However, please note that the hotel is located at an altitude of 2,020 meters in the mountains, which may limit your accessibility. For more information, please contact the hotel directly.

Yes, pets are generally allowed in the hotel. However, since the number of rooms available is limited, reservations must be made via email at info@paradiso-pure.com. Please note that pets are not allowed in the restaurant, bar, or spa area. Additionally, a fee of €30 per night and per pet will be charged.

Yes, the hotel offers free parking and electric charging stations (for an additional fee). Since the hotel is located in a nature reserve, guests will receive a special transit permit from the hotel. However, this only applies in the summer. In the winter, the hotel cannot be reached by private car. Instead, you can park in the free Compatsch parking lot and take a shuttle to the hotel.

More information about the arrival by car can be found here.

Yes, the hotel offers a shuttle service from the Compatsch parking lot in the valley during the winter. Simply give them a quick call, and they will pick you up there in a snow vehicle.

No, both restaurants exclusively offer vegan cuisine.

No, you cannot rent winter sports equipment at the hotel or nearby. Therefore, the Paradiso team recommends taking care of your equipment rental before heading up the mountain.

Yes, daily yoga classes are included in the price. However, this does not apply to special yoga retreats.

Yes, this applies to both of the hotel’s restaurants. OMNIA even offers a special package for external guests that includes free parking and a transit permit. Due to the restaurant’s small size and high demand, early booking is recommended!

More information can be found here.