Hospitality

SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

Respect for the mountains, the environment in which we live have always been part of our philosophy.

 

Thanks to our commitment to sustainable tourism we have been awarded the “CETS-Qualità Parco”>label, a project of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park to spread the philosophy of environmental protection..

- We offer a healthy diet, with organic products, mostly coming from local farmers, and from our own vegetable garden.

- We have chosen a certified Organic and Vegan toiletries, totally biodegradable in refillable bottles - no disposable items.

- We use certified natural eco-detergents made in Italy, produced with 100% vegetable raw materials from organic farming.

- We do not use plastic bottles and single dose packages.

- We are members of Ecobnb, a community dedicated to eco-friendly sustainable tourism.

- We collaborate with Magia Verde Onlus, which operates in villages in India and Guatemala. It supports schools education, organises courses on nutrition and the use of medicinal plants, and distributes Ayurvedic medicines free of charge.

Esterno estate Hotel palazzo Lodron bertelli Caderzone Terme
Ingresso Cappella Gentilizia del borgo Palazzo Lodron bertelli

THE CHARM OF A HISTORIC RESIDENCE

Caderzone Terme boasts a varied and fascinating natural landscape and is “Bandiera Arancione”, the Italian Touring Club's seal of approval for tourism and the environment, awarded to small inland towns that stand out for their excellent facilities and quality hospitality.
The Palazzo Lodron Bertelli , which was the home of a noble Trentino family and dates back to the early 14th century, is one of the landmarks of the historical rural architecture in Val Rendena.
On the south side of the palace, the head of the family Don Gian Giacomo Bertelli in 1677, built the Chapel dedicata a Sant’Antonio da Padova in onore del padre Antonio. L’iscrizione sopra la porta d’ingresso lo ricorda: Sacellum Fam.Cmtis Bertelli - Divo Antonio Patavino - Dicatum Anno Domini 1677.

It tooks 10 years to restore to it’s original beauty the Palazzo Lodron Bertelli. It’s now protected under the Fine Arts National Department. The project, which was funded by the local Town Hall, also involved the building of the SPA (Terme di Sant’Antonio) the Wellness Centre and the Malga Museum which has on show the antique tools which were used to produce butter, cheese and other dairy products and also tools for the everyday life on the farm.