Hotel Alpenrose

Simple, down-to-earth and pure – this is how the village Ebnit presents itself to the numerous hikers and bikers - and that is exactly the language the architects used for the newly built Hotel Alpenrose. Without any roof overhangs, the simple, straight-lined building is reminiscent of a crystal against the rugged rocks of the surrounding area. Its deliberately traditional wooden shingle facade blends harmoniously into the image of local construction. The reduction of stylistic cues on the outer shell is reflected in the interior. Oak wood and an impressive view were the defining elements of the design and were used consistently.

The dining area offers an impressive view thanks to its spacious, floor-to-ceiling glazing, which can be opened in big parts. Curtains provide a playful opportunity to create more private niches and divide the space - especially in the evening. The lighting concept hides the main lighting above the perforated oak ceiling. It also contains ventilation, sound, a projector and a screen for seminars and event use.
The guest rooms located on the upper floors reflect the characteristic features already mentioned. Simple rooms, reduced to a minimum and a feel-good ambiance offer a view that is second to none. The low parapet gives the guest the feeling of sleeping between the fir trees at the peak of the Sattel mountain.

Location
Ebnit, Vorarlberg
Finished
2010