Rooms and apartments in House Settari
Rooms House Settari
At the turn of the century, House Settari was built, and was extensively renovated and lovingly redesigned in 2013, while preserving the old buildings. Four new apartments with large balconies have been created in the old rooms on two floors. Additionally, the former service spaces in the souterrain have been turned into three externally accessible rooms overlooking the valley. All with bathrooms, heating and private terraces. Here you will find complete silence and seclusion. All the rooms and apartments have been named after the children of the Settaris who originally lived there.
*The actual furnishing & equipment of the rooms and apartments may differ from the photos.
Rooms
House Settari Double Rooms
The double rooms of the House Settari have 2 single beds, larch wooden floors, wooden chests and wooden cabinet and bath. Each room has its own bath, balcony and direct access to the large panorama terrace on the same floor. Our half board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3 -4 course evening menu.
House Settari Single Rooms
The double rooms of the House Settari can also be booked as single rooms with 2 single beds, larch wooden floors, wooden chests and wood cabinet and bath. Each room has its own bath, balcony and direct access to the large panorama terrace on the same floor. Our half-board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3-4 course evening menu.
Apartments
Priska
Priska, whose name has been given to this apartment, was born in 1879 as the fifth-born child of the Settaris. She was in Paris and Sweden during her youth where she trained as a nurse. Despite a later walking disability she frequently spent the winters in Dreikirchen. The spacious, light-flooded, renovated and lovingly redesigned holiday apartment has a balcony at the front facing the spectacular Dolomites Mountains. Our half board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3-4 course evening menu.
Fritje
Fritje, who was born in 1890, got on very well with Priska. In 1915 she married the Swiss teacher Walter Müller, the grandfather of Briol’s current hostess Johanna. Despite residing in Switzerland she spent the summer months in her beloved Tre Chiese/Dreikirchen, whenever circumstances permitted. The spacious, light-flooded, renovated and lovingly redesigned holiday apartment has a balcony at the front facing the spectacular Dolomites Mountains and an additional balcony on the south side of the house. Our half board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3-4 course evening menu.
Pia
Pia was the youngest and fifteenth child. The trained midwife married painter Hubert Lanzinger in 1916. In 1928 he rebuilt Briol in today’s style and converted the “normal” house into a timeless and modern total work of art, which has remained unaltered since then. The spacious, light-flooded, renovated and lovingly redesigned holiday apartment has a balcony at the front facing the spectacular Dolomites Mountains. Our half board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3-4 course evening menu.
Luise
Luise was the second youngest child and was born in 1892. She got on very well with Pia. In old age the two were always seen together and thus earned the nickname Lu-Pi. Luise was very efficient and energetic. She managed the property in Tre Chiese/Dreikirchen as well as Briol after it had been rebuilt by Lanzinger. The spacious, light-flooded, renovated and lovingly redesigned holiday apartment has a balcony at the front facing the spectacular Dolomites Mountains. Our half board includes a hearty breakfast buffet, salad buffet at lunchtime and a 3-4 course evening menu.
