Boutique Hotel e Chalets Salvadori

What a hotel! We stayed 5 nights with half board and the food was just incredible, pure delight! The staff was also super friendly, special thanks to Silvia, Marco and Massimo :) Great place to relax but also to hike. Very recommendable!

wonderful hotel! we loved our stay at the Hotel Salvadori! the hotel is so beautiful and well maintained. every corner in the hotel is orgenized with ettention to details and you can feel that it is very well managed. the pool is lovely (both indoor and outdoor) with a great view and lots of comfortable options to sit and relax. Breakfast also lovely with lots of options and beautifully orgenized - they also make crepe and omlets on request. and the rooms are very quite and peacefull. and above all the service is very good and kind, allways with a big smile and wish to assist. special thanks to the lovely Maria at reception. Realy special place, highly recomended and we would love to come back some day

Beautiful hotel, great setting, fantastic and original bedrooms in style with the region. Top service. The owner is always present and kind, helping guests with all their requests. Breakfast is a plus. SPA and pools are fantastic! I am going back!!

I have mixed feelings about this hotel. We had 2 apartments, one was Aberta and one Brenta, or something like these were the names. The Brenta one was nice, cozy and it looked new. The other one was bigger, but felt a little outdates. Even though we paid similar amount for both of them. The breakfast was very good. A lot of options, from eggs to hams to cheeses to juices to coffee to pancakes and waffles. And the breakfast area very nice as well. The apres ski snack... not the same story. The pizzas were from boxes, only heated in the oven. The soups... terrible. The cakes were good, the same as the desserts from the night before. Dinner. I had high expectations because of all the amazing reviews saying how good the food is. The food is OK, but it's not for every taste. The gala dinner was the worst night and it doesn't go well to have that kind of food after a day spent on slopes. The other night, the food was ok. The salad buffet is very small and not a great variety. The ice cream is very good. All the desserts were delicious. The spa is nice, the reading area there is very welcoming. The pools were colder in some dats, warmer in others. In some rooms, the temperature was ok, in others a bit chilly. It's a very beautiful hotel, very stylish and modern, but still maintaining the Dolomiti style.

Great hotel! very cozy and modern rooms, very clean and thoroughly cleaned rooms every day. Ladies at the reception are nice, great waiter service. Waiters smiling and helpful and the food delicious. I would highly recommend

The rooms The rooms, frankly look brand new. Literally no visible wear and tear. We have later discovered that the owners close the hotel for 2 months before each season to fix and renovate anything that needs to be repaired. The entire hotel looks really new and fresh. We have stayed at the junior suite facing the hill. When you reserve the room make sure you know what you are getting as there are only 39 rooms in the hotel, but 9 different kinds of them. Anyway, our room had about 30 m2, and had enough space to not only sleep but actually function there as well. The king-size bed was put together from two beds, but the mattresses were firm enough that it did not bother us. The closet was big enough for two adults with winter clothing and ski gear. The bathroom was unusually big for a hotel with both the shower and bathtub. The room cleaning is done every day. The robes and flip-flops are provided. The hotel The hotel itself looks a bit like a chalet and has this quaint feeling about it. On the ground floor, there is a well-stocked bar with an ample area to lounge around. On the other side of the lobby, there is a pool and a fireplace room. You can also store your skis and boots (on heated racks) in a spacious storage room. Right next to it, there is a small playroom for kids, and further on the dinner restaurant. On the first floor, there is a well-equipped spa with saunas of pretty much every kind, and inside and outside pools. There are elevators in each part of the hotel with rooms. So, one does not have to lag the suitcases up the stairs. The hotel is a 15-minute walk from the main ski gondola at Merileva 900. There is a minibus provided from the hotel to there in the morning and in the afternoon. The food Let me start with some technical conveniences. On the first floor, there is a separate dining room just for breakfast, which is an excellent idea on many different levels. The breakfast is proper with a large selection of everything one would think of eating in the morning. You can also have crepes and omelets to be made on the spot. There are snacks provided from 3 to 5 pm. The dinner starts at 7:30 pm. The dinner dining room is on the ground floor with more of an evening décor and atmosphere. The food served for the dinner is out of this world. I have traveled a lot around Italy, mostly in 4 and 5-star hotels, and this has been one of the best experiences ever. The chef in charge should get a medal! Just please don’t give him a Michelin star, or the food won’t be as pleasant to eat as it is right now. Entertainment The hotel offers a number of apres-ski/after-dinner events. While we were there, there was an introductory cocktail evening, grappa tasting, a live man-orchestra (that later in the evening came out as an excellent opera soprano) and a special evening candle-light dinner. The town There are really to Mazzanos. One goes along the main road going through the town, where most of the hotels and guesthouses happen to be. Walk a bi