Hotel Miravalle

"We just returned from a week at Miravalle Hotel, travelling with family and friends, staying respectively in Rooms 302 (Suite Tirolese) and 201 (Suite Blu). This hotel style Chalet is situated on top of a small hill, allowing guests to ski-in/ski-out directly from the modern, well-equipped ski lockers. Each locker has heated sticks for boots, together with bathroom facilities and a direct private lift using your own key card room to get in and out. ROOMS: Our two Suites had large balconies with stunning South/West views of the village and mountains, with plenty of sun (when the weather is good, which was the case when we stayed there). The suites had plenty of wardrobes/storage which came helpful when traveling with families. The beds were comfortable, with a sofa bed for our teenagers. Bathrooms came with plenty of towels changed every day, and additional SPA towels to use in the pool and sauna/steam room which you dispose of in the SPA area and they are replaced every day in your room the next morning. The hotel also provides shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and body lotion, replenish every day, but we brought our own so we didn't use many of these. The rooms were also equipped with an undercounter fridge which was very helpful to store our water, etc. While Miravalle doesn't provide a so-called "Mini Bar" in the room, you will find a local supermarket, Despar, just an 8 minute walk away, where you can get anything you need to store for your week skiing. SPA/POOL: The SPA area is quite stunning. It occupies an entire floor, which not only consists of a beautiful indoor/outdoor pool, but also offers several treatment rooms, two saunas, steamed room, relaxing room with water beds, herbal tea & water facilities, and so on. I had 3 treatments during my stay and my teenage daughter booked one too, and the therapist made everything possible to bring a relaxing experience. Such a treat after a day skiing. BREAKFAST/DINNER: We booked the "Half Board" basis for our week. The buffet breakfast is plenty, from Italian cured meats to fresh fruits, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, cheeses, Italian cakes (so delicious), croissants, all sort of breads, cereals, teas (from the normal English tea to a large selection of very healthy tea options), coffee, etc. They cater for everyone and it is impossible to leave hungry. Now, when it comes to dinner time, the Hotel Miravalle certainly didn't disappoint: not only we had a "starter buffet" every night, which consisted of Italian cured meats (in all different sorts), cooked vegetables, potato salad, artichokes, balsamic onions, beetroot, and the list doesn't end, but all of this also included a four / five course dinner on top to follow, such as an Antipasti, First Course, Second Course, Cheese Tray, and Dessert. Every night differed and you only had to select your next dinner menu on the following morning, choosing between several options. Since we travelled with a child suffering from severe nut allerg"

Hotel Continental Dolomites

"Hotel spotless, front of house decor modern - dining room old style - facilities very good, excellent condition, outside areas well kept Issue for me was the food choice or lack of - salads a bit bland, no potato salad, a great treat in the 2 other hotels we used previously. One evening we were offered chicken nuggets - not even homemade, and they were cold. The previous evening we had a choice of chicken wings which were much nicer. Choice on main course was duplicated one evening - veal as starter and also main course, another evening a multivitamin shot which was no different to the make your own at breakfast time. Photos of meals included - in the main most courses were excellent Staff were very pleasant - but in truth hotel just lacked the X factor we had elsewhere where we stayed."

Hotel Portillo Dolomites 1966'

"I recently visited the Portillow for a 5 night stay with my wife and 2 college aged daughters for a ski trip. My family found it to be an absolutely wonderful property. We had 2 rooms, one with a queen and the other 2 separate beds for the girls. They were very spacious and tastefully decorated, with wonderful bathrooms and a great sunset view. The entire hotel was gorgeous and all of the staff we interacted with were extremely polite, accomodating and very friendly. The hotel has an enormous spa area. The indoor pool was surrounded by italian paintings and statues and cushioned chairs/beds to relax on. There was another outdoor pool, steam room, and a sauna. We used it daily and it was really wonderful. Only suggestions I might offer would be to keep it open later. It closed at 7:30 at night so made it difficult to ski, then apres ski, then make it back to use the spa before going back out for dinner. First world probelms! But if it was open until 9 or 10 I know we would have taken advantage of it after dinner. We had dinner in their gourmet restaurant one of the nights and it was very good. Also visited daily for breakfast before skiing. They had a great buffet with an assortment of local pastries, fresh fruits, granolas, meats and cheese, etc. There is also a really good restaurant right across the street that is super convenient to eat at. A covered garage was available to store the rental car we brought from Venice. We used it a bit to explore but otherwise the hotel ran a regular shuttle to and from the ski mountain. Having traveled a fair amount and living in a resort area ourselves, I found the Portillo to be an amazing property. Highly recommend it to anyone travelling to the Dolomites!"

Suites Hotel Garden

"Great and clean appartement. Welness (sauna etc) very new and perfect condition. Located on parking lot of skipiste. Nice heated skiroom with private heated lockers. Enough parking space for your car. Good place for starting your Sellaronda skitour!"

Eden Dolomites

Freina Mountain Lifestyle Hotel

"Great hotel for the perfect blend of warm hospitality, location, and amenities. This family-run hotel in the Sellaronda ski area is an absolute find. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with warmth and attention to detail that only a family-run hotel can provide. The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of the Dolomites, with easy access to the ski slopes, making it an ideal base for exploring the Sellaronda circuit. We did the half board for the week since after full days of skiing our preference is to have dinner at the hotel. Each night dinner quality, service and variety were perfect. After a day on the slopes, the wellness area was a perfect retreat. From saunas to relaxation spaces, it was a great way to relax after a great day of skiing. Overall, this hotel combines the best of family-run hospitality with high-quality services and an unbeatable location."

Muline Lodge

Kristiania Small Dolomites Hotel

"Paradise on earth! Luxury, cosy family hotel with excellent food and marvelous rooms, very comfortable. Nice little garden in front of the hotel and private parking. Splendid environment with lots to do, for everybody! From big adventure to relaxing walks."

ArtHotel Anterleghes - Gardenahotels

"The property does not in the least reflect either its 9.2 rating or the published images, which are highly misleading. Nothing shown corresponds to reality. If you want to go skiing, you have to take a bus or taxi. I can understand this in a B&B, but in a hotel it's unacceptable. There are no included shuttles, and every trip becomes an inconvenience. Add to this the exorbitant prices for any service or drink. The food is simply inedible. The quality was extremely low, and the dishes were uneatable. On New Year's Eve, we literally fasted: we couldn't eat anything, not even the fish from the cold buffet, which was inedible. An absurd experience for an evening that should be thoughtful and special. The spa is not a real spa; it's practically nonexistent. It's so small that you have to book and hope to find a spot, turning a moment of relaxation into an additional source of stress. Here too, the photos are suggestive: the pool, which seemed large and relaxing, is actually an outdoor hot tub, for two people at most, located outside the property. To reach it, you had to go outside, in freezing temperatures, seriously risking getting sick. Inside, the spa was freezing, consisting of three identical sauna rooms, differentiated only by temperature. There was no staff present: if anyone felt ill, they would be completely alone. Towels were never changed; the environment was cold and poorly maintained. The Turkish bath was inaccessible, so hot it burned your feet. The so-called "afternoon snack" was simply leftovers from the morning breakfast, served again in the afternoon. Obviously, no drinks were included; all were strictly paid for, something not previously specified. Upon arrival, they placed a trolley in front of us, but we had to load and unload our luggage ourselves, both at check-in and check-out, without the slightest assistance. The lobby was freezing in the evening, impossible to stop for a moment. Entertainment was practically nonexistent: the only "entertainment," on New Year's Eve, was a lady singing, accompanied by a guitarist, with slow, soporific Spanish songs, which, instead of creating atmosphere, merely made us want to fall asleep. The television in the room was extremely basic, and there wasn't even a bathroom toiletries kit, which according to fundamental hotel rules must always be provided. The bathroom was unbearably noisy, so much so that in the evening we were forced to close the door to sleep. In conclusion, extremely high prices for a non-existent service, a poorly managed, disorganized facility, and far from the promised standards. This is an experience absolutely not to be repeated."

Hotel Monte44

"Spectacular location and service, with a strategic position for skiing thanks to the proximity of bus stops. Monika is extremely helpful, kind and nice. Beautiful place to stay"

Boutique & Fashion Hotel Maciaconi - Gardenahotels

"A few minor flaws (missing glasses in the room, the outdoor spa was turned off, and the safe didn't work), but otherwise, everything was fine. The rooms were well-soundproofed, and the breakfast and dinners were excellent (a heartfelt thank you to Claudio and Cristiana for their kindness and attention)."

Villa Insam

"We’re on our last night of staying at Villa Insam in Selva di Val Gardena for the past week and can’t recommend it enough. The room is really comfortable and clean, shower is nice and hot, and there’s even a clothesline on the balcony which has been super handy for washing hiking gear. The host Luisa has been incredibly helpful and gracious the whole time. When we got back from our 3-day hut-to-hut trek, she made sure we got the same room we’d loved before which was so thoughtful. We’ve leaned on her local knowledge to figure out bus schedules and other logistics for our day hikes. The hotel is situated in the quiet part of the village, with a nice walking path that drops you into the village center in about 15 minutes. It’s been a wonderful stay and we can’t recommend Villa Insam enough. FYI, we booked through Mont Trekking (they’re great too) and lucked into being booked here. If you’re doing a Val Gardena trekking itinerary with them, just ask them to book your stay at Villa Insam. We definitely plan to come back and stay here again."