Castel Badia
Frazione Castelbadia 38, San Lorenzo di Sebato, Italy
Pavlus SELECT Perks
Five guaranteed amenities + one specific to this property — included at the standard nightly rate.
$100 Property Credit
Spend on dining, spa, or activities — yours to use during your stay.
Daily Breakfast for Two
Full breakfast included, every morning of your stay.
Early Check-In, Late Check-Out
Arrive early, leave late — subject to availability on arrival.
Room Upgrade on Arrival
Move up to a better room when one is available — at no extra cost.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
In-room internet included for the duration of your stay.
About this property
An eleventh-century castle in the heart of the Dolomites, where history finds renewed life in the present.
Here, time appears suspended; a fragment of eternity poised between what has passed and what is yet to come. Wellbeing takes the form of light mountain air, the healing essence of herbs, flavours rediscovered, and a landscape that unfolds without limit, open to infinite interpretations. An encounter between heritage and the contemporary world. Twenty-eight rooms and one Chalet. Spacious and filled with natural light, the rooms open onto views of the valley, the inner courtyard or the nearby village. Wood, stone, and natural materials interact with contemporary design, while architectural details recall the building’s historic layers.
The castle’s culinary philosophy is shaped by its mountain setting and a deep respect for the rhythms of nature, the seasons, and time-honoured traditions. Its gastronomic soul is revealed across a sequence of historic rooms: from the intimate, wood-panelled Stube with its ancient, tiled stove to the Residenzstube with finely carved ceilings. Today, this spirit is reinterpreted through a contemporary alpine sensibility, giving life to dishes that narrate the story of Tyrolean cuisine, past and present.
Here, time appears suspended; a fragment of eternity poised between what has passed and what is yet to come. Wellbeing takes the form of light mountain air, the healing essence of herbs, flavours rediscovered, and a landscape that unfolds without limit, open to infinite interpretations. An encounter between heritage and the contemporary world. Twenty-eight rooms and one Chalet. Spacious and filled with natural light, the rooms open onto views of the valley, the inner courtyard or the nearby village. Wood, stone, and natural materials interact with contemporary design, while architectural details recall the building’s historic layers.
The castle’s culinary philosophy is shaped by its mountain setting and a deep respect for the rhythms of nature, the seasons, and time-honoured traditions. Its gastronomic soul is revealed across a sequence of historic rooms: from the intimate, wood-panelled Stube with its ancient, tiled stove to the Residenzstube with finely carved ceilings. Today, this spirit is reinterpreted through a contemporary alpine sensibility, giving life to dishes that narrate the story of Tyrolean cuisine, past and present.
Location
San Lorenzo di Sebato, Italy