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Parkhotel Mondschein: A Opulent Reworking in Bolzano

March 11, 2026

Years ago, Caroline Feiffer of Via Oltra shared an image of a yoga studio. It was set within vaulted historic walls, pared back, and unusually refined. The kind of space that would make any sedentary individual an instant convert. It belonged to Parkhotel Mondschein, located just outside of Bolzano, Italy.

Owned by brothers Klaus and Moritz Dissertori, whose wider portfolio includes 1477 Reichhalter in nearby Lana. Across their projects, the emphasis is consistent: adaptive reuse, architectural continuity, and interiors that favor material moderation over theme.

At Parkhotel Mondschein, the redesign of the listed 1330 building was developed with Merano-based Studio Biquadra, led by interior architect Chrsitina Biasi von Berg. Midcentury references balance the building’s older bones—preserving original parquet floors, high ceilings, and stucco while introducing refined finishes, dark woods, and a subtle thread of utility. Join us for a tour.

Photography courtesy of Parkhotel Mondschein.

the listed building dating back to \1330 was the city first guesthouse. additio 17
Above: The listed building dating back to 1330 was the city first guesthouse. Additions in the late 19th century introduced Belle Époque elements—stucco detailing, generous proportions—that remain central to the present structure.
the latest renovation under the dissertori brothers in \20\2\2 maintained the m 18
Above: The latest renovation under the Dissertori brothers in 2022 maintained the mandate of working within the existing structure, Belle Époque and all, rather than overwriting history.
biquadra utilized a palette in warm neutrals surrounding various shades of dark 19
Above: Biquadra utilized a palette in warm neutrals surrounding various shades of dark wood and blush velvet.
midcentury references appear in the bar by way of warm lighting and a restraine 20
Above: Midcentury references appear in the bar by way of warm lighting and a restrained color palette rather than period replication.
the luna bar and luna restaurant sit adjacent to the hotel, conceived as social 21
Above: The Luna Bar and Luna Restaurant sit adjacent to the hotel, conceived as social rooms rather than destination dining spaces.
the luna restaurant is fitted with custom lighting from biquadra who designed t 22
Above: The Luna Restaurant is fitted with custom lighting from Biquadra who designed the fabric Luna Wall Lamp for the space.
a striking dining area of the hotel&#8\2\17;s pizzeria, alto pizza, pairs o 23
Above: A striking dining area of the hotel’s pizzeria, Alto Pizza, pairs original architectural details with historic Alpine lighting and furniture.
for more of this style of seating, see our post trend alert: hand carved tyrole 24
Above: For more of this style of seating, see our post Trend Alert: Hand-Carved Tyrolean Folk Chairs (Plus 5 to Buy).
footed antique platters and modern ceramics decorate the kitchens of suites and 25
Above: Footed antique platters and modern ceramics decorate the kitchens of suites and various kitchen/dining areas throughout the hotel.
the yoga studio of mention: occupying a vaulted room with dramatic arches and t 26
Above: The yoga studio of mention: occupying a vaulted room with dramatic arches and thick walls. The studio is open to both guests and locals.
the hotel is made up of 60 rooms and \16 suites. a theme of warm blush stripe a 27
Above: The hotel is made up of 60 rooms and 16 suites. A theme of warm blush stripe and two-tone in one of the guest rooms.
the bathrooms throughout the hotel are the only spaces which were remodeled not 28
Above: The bathrooms throughout the hotel are the only spaces which were remodeled not just refurbished.
freestanding baths and checkerboard terracotta floors reference early \20th cen 29
Above: Freestanding baths and checkerboard terracotta floors reference early 20th century European hotel interiors.
upholstery throughout the guest rooms remains simple but opulent, bringing in v 30
Above: Upholstery throughout the guest rooms remains simple but opulent, bringing in velvet and heavy linen.
a custom storage unit in dark wood and striped luggage rack. 31
Above: A custom storage unit in dark wood and striped luggage rack.
original herringbone parquet floors were preserved and refurbished. 32
Above: Original herringbone parquet floors were preserved and refurbished.
the building&#8\2\17;s vaulted ceilings and design details on bedroom doors 33
Above: The building’s vaulted ceilings and design details on bedroom doors is further accentuated by the designers with a tonal wash of color.
bathrooms are designed with white tiles, frameless mirrors, and traditional fix 34
Above: Bathrooms are designed with white tiles, frameless mirrors, and traditional fixtures.
sweeping views of the town and mountains beyond can be seen throughout the gues 35
Above: Sweeping views of the town and mountains beyond can be seen throughout the guest rooms.
rather than opting for trend focused outdoor furniture, the designers integrate 36
Above: Rather than opting for trend-focused outdoor furniture, the designers integrated tables and chairs that feel newly refreshed but retain a vintage European quality.
a small kiosk and outdoor bar of the luna bar. 37
Above: A small kiosk and outdoor bar of the Luna Bar.
a large private park surrounds the hotel and an outdoor pool is lined in dark g 38
Above: A large private park surrounds the hotel and an outdoor pool is lined in dark green tile and a terracotta border.
the hotel sits just beyond bolzano&#8\2\17;s historic arcades, bordered by 39
Above: The hotel sits just beyond Bolzano’s historic arcades, bordered by a private park that buffers the building from the surrounding city.

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