Sustainability in our
Hotel Montara in Terenten
Enjoy mindfully
If you spend your holidays at the Hotel Montara you are deliberately choosing a hotel that focuses on regionality, environmental awareness, and genuine South Tyrolean quality. For us, sustainability is not a sacrifice, but rather a commitment. With thoughtful decisions and particular attention to detail, we will make your stay as environmentally responsible as possible.
Our commitment to South Tyrolean quality
We love what grows in our region – and that's why we source many of our products from local partners. Quality, freshness, and a connection to our land create genuine enjoyment with character – authentic, regional, and seasonal. As hosts, we value bringing this diversity closer to our guests – a little piece of South Tyrol with every plate.
Our breakfast. Simply delicious. imply regional.
What makes a good breakfast? We believe that it is genuine ingredients, short distances, and producers we know by name. From fresh bread to homemade cakes, dairy products of the highest South Tyrolean quality, and a selection of local cheeses. We pay attention to origins and farming practices. Many of our local suppliers from the Pustertal Valley have been working with us for years, and together we stand for quality, authenticity, and appreciation.
Small gestures, big impact
At the Montara, we focus on uncomplicated sustainability in our everyday lives. Our heating system is energy-efficient, our electricity comes from renewable sources, and we also think carefully about cleaning practices, laundry management, and paper consumption. A sensible towel concept, recycled materials, and a reduced use of disposable products help keep our ecological footprint small.
As an environmentally conscious hotel in the Pustertal Valley, we act out of conviction, not for image reasons. Together we seek sustainable solutions.
Our motto: Less fuss, more action.
Gemeinsam suchen wir zukunftsfähige
Short distances & a clear attitude
The Hotel Montara relies on short supply chains and local partners. This applies to our food as well as our craftsmen, cleaning, and furnishings. Because for us at the Hotel Montara in Terenten, sustainability is not just a concept, but a real promise to our region, our guests, and future generations.
Brixen Südtirol Card
Relaxed holidays in South Tyrol
More freedom. More experiences. Unlimited mobility.
From 1 May 2026, you will receive your personal Brixen Südtirol Card at check-in. The guest card is valid for your entire stay, starting on the day of arrival. It combines free travel throughout South Tyrol with selected cable car rides and a wide choice of leisure and cultural experiences across the region.
All advantages
Free cable car rides (seasonal)
- Gitschberg–Nesselbahn (Meransen)
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– - Jochtal Cable Car (Vals)
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– - Plose / St. Andrä (Brixen)
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Please note: one ascent and descent per cable car per day.
You may use different cable cars on the same day; the same cable car
can only be used once per day.
Free mobility throughout South Tyrol
- Unlimited use of all public transport in South Tyrol:
regional trains, buses, as well as the cable cars to Ritten, Jenesien,
Mölten and Vöran, the Ritten narrow-gauge railway and the Mendel funicular. - Winter ski bus to the Plan de Corones ski area
- Participation in the weekly programme with cultural, sports and hiking activities
Please note
- The South Tyrol Guest Pass (Almencard/Mobilcard) is personal and non-transferable.
- The card is valid from the age of 6. Children under 6 travel free of charge.
- The QR code must be validated at the blue validation machines at the start of
each journey. On trains, validation must take place before boarding.
Successful validation is confirmed by an acoustic signal and an “OK” on the display. - We recommend saving the Guest Pass on your smartphone, taking a screenshot,
or adding it to your digital wallet so it remains available even without mobile reception. - Wheelchair users and children in pushchairs may use public transport where
clearly indicated. - Bicycles may be transported on regional trains and on buses equipped with
bicycle racks, subject to availability. A separate day ticket may be required.
Different tariffs apply for cable cars and mountain lifts. - Guide dogs and small pets carried in arms or in carriers up to
70 × 30 × 50 cm travel free of charge. For other animals, a single ticket is required.
Dogs must be kept on a leash and wear a muzzle. - A separate ticket is required for pets on the Gitschberg and Jochtal cable cars.
Leash and muzzle are mandatory. Guide dogs travel free of charge.
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