Hotel Delle Alpi

Staff were really attentive, excellent at communicating and really keen to help. Food was buffet starter and then menu choices for main - this is limited if you are a vegetarian/vegan, but they do have a couple of options. Sleep quality depends on the guests sharing the hotel with you (as at times we could hear guests above/in the corridor above), but staff seem keen to solve any sound proofing issues they can. You do need to book the spa in the morning for later on that day, and make sure to ask Reception if there are times for over-16s only. Location was fantastic, right next to Valbiolo lift and only a 5 min walk to the main slope and town, plus 2 mins to ski hire. Overall, great stay made brilliant by Luca the barman, who is very knowledgeable, hardworking, friendly and has excellent command of 3 languages.

Stayed over Christmas this year. Had a great time. Helped that the snow and weather was all good. Access to the slopes just out the back of the hotel and a short walk no more than a few minutes. Excellent spa facilities after a day of riding the pistes, just book a time slot. Good food and cold beers what else do you need on a skiing/snowboard trip. Resort is more of a beginner/intermediate area, but is high so has a good snow record. The black run down from the glacier will challenge the most experienced riders. Italy seems cheaper than resorts in France or Austria and your euros definitely go further. Will be back.

The standard on this hotel is Ok but not 4 star worthy. The spa and wellness cost extra 20 euro pr day and there is several missings on the half board. Every morning we have to ask about refill on several things in sole days the didnt have more bread All do there was 1.25 hour to the buffet closed. We have to tell the waiters to refill because there where not focus on it. The room standard is a Ok 3 star but for sure not 4 star on international standard. The Wine selektion is extra ordinary but should not be the thing to bring it on 4 stars.

We travelled to the Hotel Delle Alpi in January 2023. There was a group of 12 of us. Myself and my wife and our 4 children (ranging from 7-20 years old), and other friends and family. We had booked basic rooms - they were basic but clean and comfortable - we're used to the budget snow holiday life so this wasn't too much of a problem, but as other reviewers have noted - there are no pictures of these rooms advertised anywhere. Other members of our party had upgraded to superior rooms and these were lovely - much larger, double balcony, modern bathrooms etc, but I have no issue with our basic rooms. Top tip would be turn down the heating the second you set foot in your room ha. Could have had somewhere extra to hang our wet snowboard stuff but by the by no issues. Food was good and plentiful. Even though we occupied 4 different rooms the hotel had seated all our party together which was nice. Breakfast a variety of different options - more on the continental side. Hot options were boiled eggs or a single heated server with scrambled eggs and alternated bacon and german style sausage every other day - we stuck to the cold options and boiled eggs really. Top tip - you have to ask the staff to boild your eggs - more than one person in our party on the first morning cracked a raw egg onto a plate as the bowl of eggs is just chilling with all the other food. Evening meal was a salad bar to start, and then a menu from which you ordered two meals, a pasta course and a meat course as is fairly usual in italy. These changed daily, but there were set meals always available eg a tomato based pasta, cheese pasta, cold cuts etc. Two evenings was a set meal - the more adventurous among us just went for it. You can decline whichever courses you want, and theres a childrens menu which adults can order from if you're really picky. What let the holiday down for us was the cost to use the pool. Another family staying at the hotel said they had not charged on their last visit. On this visit it was 20 euros per adult and 10 per child to visit the pool & spa and you had to book a slot. We ski/snowboard often and are used to enjoying the pool and spa wherever we visit most days of our holiday. If ourselves and our 4 kids had visited the spa 6 days, it would have cost us an extra 660 euros! The indoor outdoor pool had been a factor in us visiting the Delle Alpi - we did go and it was nice, but not 20 euros per person per visit nice, and the outdoor pool was closed off. Jacuzzi was cold. Steam room, sauna etc nice enough. Members of our party in the superior rooms had bathrobes in their room, used them once to visit the spa and an extra charge of 15 euros per person per use was added to the bill. There is, we noticed afterward, a small sign on the reception desk informing you of this charge. There were a few occasions where particular drinks had been added to more than one room. For example my dad who was with us enjoyed a couple of whiskies, these were billed t