Bio Hotel Hermitage In Pinzolo

Lovely family run hotel. The staff could not have been more helpful. A little out of town but shuttle bus available free of charge. That however is made up for by the stunning views (phoyos of mountains from it room). The food was very good and restaurant manager Giovanni was delightful and very funny. Giuseppe in the bar, the same. Great sauna and pool area. Old school European hospitality - Bravo.

A very cozy spa with a breathtaking view 🏔️🥰 a big thank you to Nahed for a very relaxing massage and welcoming treatment! Definitely recommend ✨

What a hotel! We stayed here for 3 nights as part of our honeymoon, and from the moment we arrived it was absolutely stunning. We were greeted and shown around and given the choice of 2 rooms which was such a pleasant surprise but a tough choice! The view from our room was absolutely breathtaking and we never tired of it - waking up in the morning to the Dolomites was something else and seeing the silhouette of the moon was equally as impressive. The location is great for various ski lifts as well as numerous hikes. Just as impressive as the view has to be the food that's served as part of the half board. Everything that is served is fresh, tasteful and so well presented, it's safe to say this was our favourite place we ate on our honeymoon. There was a choice each night of a meat, fish or vegetable option so you could always be happy with what you were getting. One day we will be back as the service, views, food and room were all second to none and we absolutely loved our stay!

This is a small, family-run hotel with a good number of facilities but stunning views of the mountains. As with most families, we stayed half-board and it was great. I'm a somewhat fussy eater but when a dish contained something I didn't like (coffee or celery for example) they could exclude it. The Michelin chef clearly knows their stuff as every dish was delicious, if not a little fussy. The menu changes each night. Breakfast was a served buffet affair and absolutely fine for what it is. We had a junior suite on the top floor and although we suffered a fair number of bangs to the head (being well over 6' doesn't help) the room was lovely. We didn't draw the curtains as waking up to the mountain view cannot be beaten. The town has a few cafés and restaurants if you are looking for a meal away from the hotel. It's a 100m climb (around 2km to the centre) but a fairly gentle slope up. Would happily stay here again and indeed plan to.

This is a really beautiful hotel, with the most spectacular views, and incredibly lovely and welcoming staff. The room was very comfortable and the breakfasts and half-board dinners were delicious.