Congratulations to Hotel Chalet Mirabell in Hafling

Congratulations to Hotel Chalet Mirabell in Hafling

We congratulate Hotel Chalet Mirabell on receiving the South Tyrol Sustainability Label Level 1.

This 5-star hotel in Hafling combines exclusive comfort with a conscious approach to nature and resources. Set in the alpine landscape, the hotel emphasizes sustainable construction, regional materials, and energy-efficient solutions.
Notable initiatives include the use of renewable energy, rainwater management, and the use of local woods and products. Even small details – from plastic-free products to promoting gentle mobility – demonstrate how sustainability is practiced daily.
The South Tyrol Sustainability Label Level 1 acknowledges this approach and also provides a foundation for continuous development toward even greater sustainability.
We are very pleased with this commitment and warmly congratulate them on this award!
More information about Hotel Mirabell.
Tschögglberg | 3/21/2024
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