The Synagogue at My Kosher Hotel in Canazei

The Synagogue

The synagogue at My Kosher Hotel in Canazei is a dedicated space for prayer and reflection. A peaceful and welcoming setting that honors tradition, where spirituality naturally finds its place throughout your stay. Here, prayer and tradition blend seamlessly with hotel life, alongside moments of relaxation and leisure.

A place designed for prayer

The synagogue is a space dedicated to prayer and the spiritual life of our guests, designed in accordance with the traditions of Jewish religious practice. The ambiance fosters contemplation and allows guests to experience moments of prayer with serenity even during their stay.

In keeping with synagogue tradition, the space is designed to welcome the congregation in accordance with religious customs:
  • separate areas for men and women during prayer
  • a cozy, peaceful atmosphere
  • a space dedicated to daily prayer and Shabbat services
A simple and authentic place where you can rediscover a sense of community, even when away from home.

The Mikveh

Among the hotel’s most distinctive features is the presence of a Mikveh, the ritual bath in Jewish tradition used for purification through immersion. This space allows guests to maintain their religious practices even during their stay, in a discreet setting that respects tradition.

My Kosher Hotel is one of the few hotels in Europe to offer both a synagogue and a Mikveh on site, enabling guests to fully observe their religious life even while on holiday. Adjacent to the Mikveh are separate bathing areas for men and women, thoughtfully designed to ensure comfort and privacy.

The Rhythm of Prayer

For many guests, having a synagogue on site allows them to keep up with their daily prayer routine even while traveling. Throughout the day, the traditional moments of the Jewish liturgy unfold, naturally accompanying the life of the community.

In Jewish tradition, the main prayers take place at three times of the day:
  • Shacharit, the morning prayer
  • Mincha, in the afternoon
  • Ma’ariv, the evening prayer
These moments mark the rhythm of the day at the synagogue and give guests the opportunity to gather for prayer during their stay.

Shabbat

During Shabbat, the synagogue becomes a focal point for the guest community. Prayers and moments of fellowship characterise this special day, dedicated to rest and spiritual reflection. It's a chance to experience tradition and share a time of contemplation and serenity.

Celebrations and special moments

Alongside daily prayer, the synagogue can also host meaningful moments from Jewish tradition and family life. Within this intimate setting, guests can celebrate occasions that are part of the history and identity of the Jewish community, experienced in a respectful and welcoming environment.
On special occasions, the synagogue can host religious ceremonies and celebrations, including Jewish weddings, allowing guests to experience these moments with authenticity and serenity. 
A place where spirituality, tradition, and community life continue to intertwine even during your stay.