Family happiness in the Dolomites
Young guests are treated like royalty at the Familienhotel Rainer. It’s no coincidence that we are part of the Familienhotels Südtirol. From toddlers to teenagers, your children will enjoy a fun and varied stay, with warm, personal care, child-friendly facilities, and a rich programme of activities and entertainment. That’s a promise at our family hotel in Sexten. And because safety always comes first, our hotel has been thoroughly inspected by TÜV NORD and has been certified with the TÜV seal since 2013.
The adventure worlds
at the Family Resort Rainer
As a member of Familienhotels Südtirol, our hotel is officially recognised for its family-friendly experiences. Look forward to the following family experiences at the Family Resort Rainer:
Meet alpacas, rabbits, chickens, sheep, ducks, geese, and guinea pigs in our petting zoo. Your kids can help with feeding and learn gentle, respectful animal care.
The natural scenery around the Family Resort Rainer is spectacular. The Sexten Dolomites are on the hotel’s doorstep, and with the Three Peaks at the head of Val Fiscalina/Fischleintal, you’re in the heart of a dramatic mountain world. Whether you’re here to hike, cycle, climb, or try some mountaineering, this is your adventure playground.
We mean it literally – the piste starts right on the hotel’s doorstep. Little ones can ride the magic carpet, while older or more advanced skiers can clip in and ski straight into the Sexten Dolomites ski area.
Skiing is just the start. Cross-country skiing, winter hiking, snowshoeing, and tobogganing are all uniquely beautiful experiences here in Sexten. Blaze your own trail or team up with the professional guides from the Drei Zinnen Alpine School. In the heart of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage site, you’ll find a true playground for lovers of the outdoors. Our reception team is always happy to share route ideas and details – many adventures start right from the hotel.
As part of the Familienhotels Südtirol Nature Programme, our specially trained activity leaders take children on unforgettable adventures. Each year centres on a different theme and features a weekly schedule full of nature excursions and discovery walks, craft-and-creativity workshops, and hands-on courses – always fully supervised. In 2025, the theme is the Stone Age: children follow in Ötzi’s footsteps, identifying animal tracks, crafting Stone Age equipment, and playfully exploring what a typical day in Ötzi’s life might have been like.
