Hotel in San Lorenzo Dorsino in the Brenta Dolomites
Hotel Soran is a small establishment that reflects the original architecture with simplicity.
Welcome
In the harmonious silence of San Lorenzo Dorsino, among pristine landscapes and timeless atmospheres, Hotel Soran welcomes its guests in a setting of authentic Alpine elegance.
Overlooking the Brenta Dolomites and immersed in the nature of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, the hotel is an invitation to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the pleasure of simple things, cared for with attention and passion.
The warm and refined spaces combine tradition and contemporary comfort, while the cuisine enhances the flavors of the region with taste and delicacy. Every stay becomes an intimate and rejuvenating experience, designed for those who wish to grant themselves the time and space for well-being.
Included Services
Free Parking
Garden and Lawn
Free WiFi
Elevator
Bar and Coffee Area
Restaurant
The Legend
It is said that the name “Soran” comes from an ancient peak that dominates these valleys, in the ridges of the Brenta Dolomites, a high, silent place far from the life of the valley.
In ancient times, right among these mountains, the story of two young lovers divided by their families unfolded. The young man was sent away and taken to live in solitude toward the heights of Soran, while the young woman remained in the valley floor, where the 17th-century house stands today.
There, among isolated pastures and deep silences, the young man looked down toward the valley every evening. In an attempt not to lose the bond with his beloved entirely, he began to follow the natural course of the water descending from the peak of Soran, until he found a way to “speak” with her through the landscape itself.
It is said that he channeled that small stream of water so that it could descend to the valley floor, transforming it into a discreet sign of their bond: a continuous message between the peak of Soran and the valley below.
Over time, that stream reached the very place where the 17th-century house stands today, and it still feeds the fountain at the entrance to the establishment, which continues to flow without interruption.
It is said that the name Soran remained precisely to recall that bond between the peak and the valley, between distance and connection, between what is above and what lives below.
Even today, those who pause before the fountain hear the same sound: that of a message that has never stopped traveling.
An Alpine tale born among the peak, the water, and time.
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