Your accommodation in Maranza – our ambience
From the garden of Pension Wiesenrain in Maranza the view reaches far out, all the way to the jagged peaks of the Dolomites. This is exactly where the aperitif waits for you when you come back from a hike or from a day on the skis. Ours is a family-run guesthouse and not an anonymous hotel: you feel it in every room.
A friendly smile greets you at reception, and everything is looked after with great attention to detail. No unnecessary luxury, but hospitality we are personally there for: we make your holiday in our accommodation in Maranza an experience!
Breakfast and dinner in the panoramic dining room
Breakfast and dinner are served in our panoramic dining room. In summer, we offer dinner on 4 evenings per week; additional dinners can also be arranged on request. During selected summer weeks, we can also offer half board with 1–2 restaurant rest days per week. In winter, we offer half board. The windows are large and bright and open onto the landscape around the house; depending on the time of day and the season the light falls differently into the room. You can read more on the page dedicated to our cuisine.
The sauna and the living rooms in Tyrolean style
After a long day on the trail or on the slopes there are places here to wind down. The sauna is right inside the house, the living rooms are furnished in typical Tyrolean style: there you can read a book in peace or sip a herbal tea. What more could you ask for? And when the beautiful holiday day really comes to an end, the comfortable rooms are waiting for you.
A holiday with family
At Wiesenrain, children feel almost at home! Our beautiful playground offers various play equipment, and on hot summer days the Kneipp facility invites you to cool off, with its barefoot path, stream, Kneipp pool and rain shower. While the little ones have fun, parents have the Puster Valley, the Eisack Valley and the Dolomites in front of them.
And when the weather turns, there is enough going on indoors for a whole afternoon:
- a room with a table tennis table
- a playroom with LEGO bricks
- a climbing wall and table football
- crayons for drawing
Just a few minutes from the house there is also the Alpinpool indoor swimming pool, a true paradise for families, where you can splash around and dive at any time of the year. Entry is free for you!
Your home in Maranza, in the Puster Valley
All this makes Pension Wiesenrain the perfect accommodation in Maranza! A house you set off from for your hikes in summer and for the slopes in winter, and that you are glad to come back to in the evening. Do you already have your travel dates in mind? Then write to us and we will tell you which rooms are still free.
Frequently asked questions about the ambience at Wiesenrain
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The house has the garden with its view of the Dolomites, the panoramic dining room with large, bright windows for breakfast and dinner, the sauna inside the house and the living rooms in typical Tyrolean style. For children there are also the outdoor playground and the indoor playroom.
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Breakfast and the available dinners are served in our panoramic dining room. In summer, dinner is offered on 4 evenings per week and, on request, can also be arranged more often; in winter it is served as part of our half-board arrangement. The windows are large and bright and open onto the landscape around the house, so you have the countryside around Maranza in front of you while you eat.
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Yes. Outdoors there is a playground with various play equipment and, on hot summer days, the Kneipp facility with barefoot path, stream, Kneipp pool and rain shower. Indoors, even in rainy weather, there are table tennis, a playroom with LEGO bricks, a climbing wall, table football and crayons for drawing.
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Just a few minutes from the house there is the Alpinpool indoor swimming pool, where you can splash around and dive at any time of the year. Entry is free for our guests.
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From the garden, where you enjoy the aperitif after a hike or a day on the skis, you look out at the Dolomites. From the outdoor playground the view reaches over the Puster Valley and the Eisack Valley all the way to the Dolomites.





