L'angolino In Selva di val gardena

Hotel on the slopes. Large outdoor area with tables for a pleasant sunset toast.

Great for relaxing on the slopes

The receptionist is amaizing, went in for a chat, and she sent me on a wild trip to a amaizing cable car.

Pros: Location, rooms, cleanliness Cons: Restaurant, spa management, high price The hotel is located directly on the Sellaronda slopes, a perfect location for skiers. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-appointed. There's a convenient garage and a well-equipped ski room. During our stay, the spa was crowded with children, who used the pool for diving and making noise despite the signs encouraging silence. As a result, we preferred to return to our rooms to relax after a day of skiing. The restaurant menu is likely geared toward foreign guests. Instead of typical local dishes, they serve bizarre dishes, similar to those found in "Italian" restaurants abroad.

An enviable location and very well-maintained rooms. The spa is welcoming and not too crowded. The staff is kind and helpful. Cleanliness and breakfast are excellent. The only flaw is dinner, which, while there is a rich and delicious appetizer buffet, includes a choice of three first courses, three second courses, and two desserts. All dishes are quite sophisticated, some truly delicious, others less so. The local cuisine is very distinctive and particularly appreciated, and the selection of local dishes, which would have been greatly appreciated, was completely lacking. I would recommend including one local dish per course.

In addition to nature, here you can feel the history

The location is excellent, right in front of Sassolongo, making it ideal for trekking or taking the cable car up to Sassolongo. However, the following day, we were unable to travel by car to the Dolomiti Bike Deiras, a journey of eight hours, which was a bit of a hassle. However, the spectacular views from the bike ride were spectacular.