Creating a future fit
for our grandkidsrat the Family Resort Rainer
At the Family Resort Rainer, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do – and it stems from a deep conviction. As a family-run resort surrounded by South Tyrol’s natural beauty, we see it as our responsibility to use resources carefully while contributing positively to the environment, society, and our regional economy.
Our efforts have been officially recognised: we proudly carry the South Tyrol Sustainability Label (Level 2), a certification based on a rigorous, externally audited assessment. It confirms that when it comes to sustainability, we don’t just talk the talk – we walk the walk:
- Ecological measures: Slippers are only provided on request, saving around one tonne of non-recyclable waste every year (about 1.2 tonnes of CO2).
- Sustainable mobility: We encourage our employees to use public transport with the South Tyrol Pass, reducing CO2 emissions by about 3.9 tonnes annually and easing local traffic.
- Social sustainability: We provide free childcare for local families, including access to our pool – supporting parents while giving back to the community.
Sustainability measures
at the Family Resort Rainer
To reduce unnecessary waste, we provide free-of-charge bath slippers only on request. If you need them, simply ask at reception – they are available in all sizes, including for children.
Towels left on the floor, in the bathtub, or in the shower are automatically replaced. Hung-up towels are considered “still in use” and are therefore not changed.
In your wellness bag, you will find one brown wellness towel per person for use on the loungers. In addition, white dry towels are available for unlimited use in the sauna and swimming pool area.
Your shower and washbasin are equipped with high-quality soap dispensers for both body and hair. A separate dispenser provides body lotion.
For environmental reasons, breakfast table linens are not changed daily – helping us conserve resources.
The next steps towards
a sustainable future
Our sustainability journey is ongoing. In the coming months, we are intensifying our efforts, including further reducing greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, we are developing our sustainability strategy with clear principles designed to unite environmental awareness, social responsibility, and economic stability.
As you can see, at the Family Resort Rainer, sustainability isn’t just a concept – it’s part of our identity. We regard the South Tyrol Sustainability Label (Level 2) both as recognition of our progress and motivation to keep leading by example.
