The way to get here
You can find all necessary information on how to reach us by car, train or plane here.
Arrival by car
If you are going to use an auto navigation please insert "Via Ombrosa" or "Schattenweg" as address, so you should arrive directly at the garage entrance. Once you arrive in our little village Vierschach/Versciaco, follow our directions to reach the hotel as quickly as possible.
Turn towards the large "3 Zinnen Dolomites" ski area car park - directly at the ski lifts, in front of the train station. Then cross the small wooden bridge, you will find a large sign "Post Alpina" directly in front of you. Take the road that goes slightly up and continue up to the bar. Ring the bell: we will be happy to open the garage door! Welcome to the Post Alpina!
Arrival by train | Südtirol Transfer - the new shuttle service
Do you want to travel without your car, just using the train, the bus or the airplan? No problem. Book your personal transfer from the trainstation, airport or busstop. The „Südtirol Transfer“ shuttle picks you up and brings you directly to the Post Alpina - Family Mountain Chalets. Have a look at the homepage to discover this new shuttle service and the cost of it.
Tesla Destinatin Charging
The Post Alpina is an Official Partner Charging Destination of Tesla. Two Tesla recharging stations are available at our garage for our guests. These stations are placed at the disposal of our guests free of charge. All other electric vehicles can also be connected to the universal recharging station. It is our great desire to help protect the environment and so promote the concept of sustainability epitomised by electric cars. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about the charging station or you wish to book a charging station. You can reach us on the following number: (0039) 0474 913133, or by sending an email to info@posthotel.it.
NEW: direct flights to Bolzano/Bozen with SkyAlps
Now getting to South Tyrol has become easy. Since July you can fly to Bolzano/Bozen from Sardinia, Parma, Rome, Ibiza, Berlin and Düsseldorf. Click here for further information.
Arrival by car
If you are going to use an auto navigation please insert "Via Ombrosa" or "Schattenweg" as address, so you should arrive directly at the garage entrance. Once you arrive in our little village Vierschach/Versciaco, follow our directions to reach the hotel as quickly as possible.
Turn towards the large "3 Zinnen Dolomites" ski area car park - directly at the ski lifts, in front of the train station. Then cross the small wooden bridge, you will find a large sign "Post Alpina" directly in front of you. Take the road that goes slightly up and continue up to the bar. Ring the bell: we will be happy to open the garage door! Welcome to the Post Alpina!
Arrival by train | Südtirol Transfer - the new shuttle service
Do you want to travel without your car, just using the train, the bus or the airplan? No problem. Book your personal transfer from the trainstation, airport or busstop. The „Südtirol Transfer“ shuttle picks you up and brings you directly to the Post Alpina - Family Mountain Chalets. Have a look at the homepage to discover this new shuttle service and the cost of it.
Tesla Destinatin Charging
The Post Alpina is an Official Partner Charging Destination of Tesla. Two Tesla recharging stations are available at our garage for our guests. These stations are placed at the disposal of our guests free of charge. All other electric vehicles can also be connected to the universal recharging station. It is our great desire to help protect the environment and so promote the concept of sustainability epitomised by electric cars. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about the charging station or you wish to book a charging station. You can reach us on the following number: (0039) 0474 913133, or by sending an email to info@posthotel.it.
NEW: direct flights to Bolzano/Bozen with SkyAlps
Now getting to South Tyrol has become easy. Since July you can fly to Bolzano/Bozen from Sardinia, Parma, Rome, Ibiza, Berlin and Düsseldorf. Click here for further information.
