In the early 90s, Heinrich Dorfer took over both hotels from his mother, from whom he also inherited his pioneering spirit. And so he had a modest 3-hole golf course built in 1992, which enjoyed great popularity and was therefore soon extended. In 1994, under Heinrich’s direction, the major reconstruction of the Forellenhof took place (the first of many building projects at Quellenhof Luxury Resort), and in 1994, Alpenschlössel was built. In 2000, the original Quellenhof was demolished and completely rebuilt – with the ulterior motive of building a bypass tunnel that would free the hotel in Val Passiria/Passeiertal from traffic and provide guests with a truly peaceful stay. This project was realised in 2002, paving the way for further conversion work. In the following years, things started to move at a rapid pace: In 2004, the Parkresidenz with suites, wellness area, and restaurants was built. In 2007 and 2008, Alpenschlössel was extended, Parkresidenz got an annexe, and at Quellenhof, a new restaurant was built with a swimming pool directly above it. In 2009, Parkresidenz was extended by the Vitalresidenz, the country house was demolished, and a large park with three swimming pools and a swimming pond was built in its place. At the same time, the Medical Center was built, an absolute novelty in the South Tyrolean tourism industry. Today, the Quellenhof is way more than a luxurious 5-star-hotel in Val Passiria/Passeiertal. It’s a truly unique holiday world far away from everyday life, offering guests the exclusive holiday they have always been longing for.