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28 May 2026

Complimentary Cunfin Springs Water: Eco‑Friendly Hydration Straight from the Dolomites

Travelers often juggle cost, convenience, and sustainability when it comes to drinking water on holiday. At Hotel Angelo Engel in Ortisei, Complimentary Cunfin Springs Water solves all three: pure tap water from the Dolomites flows freely on every dining table, so you never need to purchase bottled water with your meals.

Drawn directly from the “Cunfin” springs at the foot of the Sassolungo mountain, the hotel’s taps deliver high-quality drinking water throughout the property. It’s fresh, local, and seamlessly aligned with a broader commitment to sustainability.

What is Cunfin Springs Water?

A source beneath Sassolungo

Cunfin Springs water originates at the base of the Sassolungo in Val Gardena. At Hotel Angelo Engel, this spring water is supplied directly to the hotel’s taps, offering guests clean, refreshing hydration straight from the Dolomites.

Original and unpacked

Instead of single-use plastic bottles, the hotel serves tap water from the Dolomites as-is—pure and complimentary. The result is a better experience at the table and a lighter footprint on the mountains you came to enjoy.

Why we serve complimentary tap water at every table

Quick answers about Complimentary Cunfin Springs Water

Is the tap water safe to drink?

Yes. The hotel’s taps run with fresh spring water drawn directly from the Cunfin springs, providing high-quality drinking water free of charge.

Do I need to buy bottled water during meals?

No. Every dining table is supplied with free fresh tap water, so there’s no need to purchase bottled water.

Where does the water come from?

From the “Cunfin” springs at the foot of the Sassolungo mountain in Val Gardena.

Can I drink the water outside the restaurant?

Yes. The hotel’s taps supply the same fresh spring water, so you can enjoy it throughout your stay.

How complimentary water supports our broader sustainability journey

At Hotel Angelo Engel, sustainability means integrating ecological, social, and economic goals into everyday operations. Complimentary Cunfin Springs water is one meaningful step among many:

Culinary moments where pure water shines

Great water elevates great food. At Hotel Angelo Engel, places of pleasure include:

Here, complimentary Cunfin Springs water pairs with a culinary philosophy rooted in South Tyrol—local dairy, apples, and farm butter, plus honey from the garden’s beehives. It’s a simple, natural companion to both rich alpine dishes and lighter seasonal plates.

Hydration and the Dolomite lifestyle

Exploring Val Gardena is all about movement and immersion in nature. The hotel’s activity program brings you closer to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Dolomites, with options like guided hikes and—when in season—mountain adventures, as well as a summer outing that features an Alpine barbecue lunch on Passo Sella.

In all these moments, staying hydrated with Cunfin Springs water keeps your experience comfortable and enjoyable.

Practical tips: Eco‑friendly hydration in Val Gardena

Our heritage, your experience

For over 110 years, four generations of the Demetz family have welcomed guests to Hotel Angelo Engel—caring for a historic property in the heart of Ortisei and the natural treasures around it. Serving complimentary spring water isn’t just a convenience; it expresses a respectful relationship with the valley’s resources and a promise to keep your stay simple, refreshing, and responsible.

Conclusion: Taste the Dolomites, responsibly

With Complimentary Cunfin Springs Water, you enjoy pure, local hydration at every meal—no plastic bottles, no extra cost, and total peace of mind. It’s one small, delightful way Hotel Angelo Engel makes sustainability tangible.

Ready to experience Val Gardena at its freshest? Book your stay or request information:

Explore more during your visit: discover our sustainability initiatives, culinary philosophy, places of pleasure (restaurant, Tyrolean Stube, terrace, bar), and the wellness area with year‑round heated pools, saunas, and steam bath. Then step out to the mountains—Alpe di Siusi, Seceda, and Rasciesa await just above the village.