Need to know
Rooms
26 suites.
Check–Out
11am; later check-out may be possible, but there’s a day’s charge. Earliest check-in, 3pm.
More details
Rates include Continental breakfast and shuttle rides to and from the Alta Badia ski resort.
Also
Each suite has its own natural drinking-water fountain, fed by a spring. The reviving La Palsa spa offers facials, massages (some using honey and chocolate), Ayurvedic therapies and body peels.
Please note
The hotel’s national identification code (CIN) is IT021006B4OWB2UW3J
Hotel closed
7 April to 1 June and 1October to 1 December.
At the hotel
Ski shop; ski room with boot dryer; spa with treatment rooms, saunas, crushed-ice well and fitness room; free WiFi throughout. In rooms: kitchenette (refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, Nespresso machine); balcony; flatscreen TV; hairdryer; felt bag containing bathrobes, towels and slippers.
Our favourite rooms
Marvel at the Dolomites from the comfort of east-facing Claraia’s sleek couch. Honeymooners should book Bellerophon, which has a terrace running the length of the apartment and Lagazuoi mountain views. Ammonite has a seductive leather-upholstered bed, an open fireplace in its living room and a Kneipp shower.
Spa
The hotel has five treatment rooms for pampering sessions with alpine mud or seaweed. There's also a sauna, a steam room, and bio sauna to help purify your pores.
Packing tips
Layered thermals to take on your alpine adventures. With these mountain views, a camera is obligatory.
Also
The hotel is wheelchair accessible throughout; Suite Daonella is specially adapted for mobility-impaired guests.
Children
The apartment-style lodging is ideal for families – cots or extra beds are €15; €50 for over-threes. Claraia, Daonella and the Ammonite suite have two bedrooms. Babysitting can be arranged for an additional cost.
Overview
Cots are €15 if your babies are three years old or younger; €50 a day for older children.
Best for
Babies and up. Some bedrooms have bunk beds.
Recommended rooms
All the suites are well suited to families, thanks to the separate living room and well-equipped kitchen. The Ammonite room has a huge terrace, four-person kitchen table, master bedroom and a second bedroom room with bunk beds.
Activities
Kids can enjoy trips to the playgrounds and adventure park, and ski kindergarten and sledging are musts. Year-round guided excursions around the Dolomites are sure to please the little ones and parents alike.
Meals
There’s no children’s menu, but the suites have self-catering facilities so you can store milk/small jars/baby food in the in-room refrigerator, or even arrange for the hotel to buy and stock your groceries.
Babysitting
Can be arranged (€20 an hour).
No need to pack
Baby bottle warmers, toys (balls, cars, etc.), baby-carrying backpacks and a buggy are available to hire.
Sustainability efforts
The hotel uses uses solar energy, LED lights, and optimal thermal insulation, and all the building materials come from local sources: slate and loam, Swiss pine and spruce and loden and linen fabrics.