A unique atmosphere prevails at the Kreuzberg, which means that you’ll feel the friendly and welcoming hospitality from the moment you arrive. Here at the Hotel Kreuzbergpass in Sesto in Alta Pusteria we always do our very best for you, because your wellbeing lies close to our hearts!

The Kreuzberg pass (ital. Passo Monte Croce) is an old high-mountain pass between South Tyrol and Veneto. First discovered by the Romans, the alpine pass was an important medieval trade route between North and South and played a decisive role in shaping the culture and history of the Hochpustertal or Alta Pusteria.

Till 1919 the Kreuzberg pass marked the border between Austria and Italy and was a staging ground for military conflicts during the two world wars. In 1956 Michael and Hansi Happacher acquired the former Kreuzbergpass guesthouse in Sexten - Sesto and wrote the first chapter of the hotel’s over 50-year success story.

Hard work, pioneering spirit, 2 new annex buildings and continuous quality improvement have turned the former guesthouse over the years into a modern 4-star accommodation which stands out for its unique architecture and location in the middle of the South Tyrolean mountains – in other words, a real epitome of local hospitality.

Spending your holidays at the Kreuzberg is just like coming home. For over 50 years we have cultivated what has become a legendary style, accompanied by the imposing natural beauty of the Sesto Dolomites, which invite for hiking in summer and for skiing in winter.