Hotel Paradiso
Modern, stylish design, panoramic views of the valley, with plenty to do both on and off the piste!
- Hotel
- Half Board
- Virtually ski-in, ski-out
- Pool and spa area with sauna, steam room
- Hotel bar, games room and free WiFi
Overview
Description
Location
- virtually ski-in, ski-out
- 1 minute's walk to the chairlift
- 2 minute's walk to the gondola
- 10 minutes' walk to the ski school
- 10 minutes' walk to the resort centre
- free shuttle bus from outside the hotel
Rooms
All rooms have a satellite TV, telephone, hairdryer, minibar and safe. Cots are available on request.
Single room - sleeps 1: single bed, private shower and WC.
Single room (ground floor) - sleeps 1: single bed, private shower and WC.
Twin room - sleeps 2: twin beds or double bed, private shower and WC.
Twin room (ground floor) - sleeps 2-4: twin beds or double bed, extra single or double sofa bed when booked for three or four people, private shower and WC.
Quad room - sleeps 2-4: twin beds, two single beds, private shower and WC.
Quad mezzanine room - sleeps 2-5:
split-level room with a double room on entry level and a triple room
with three single on the mezzanine level, private shower and WC.
Deluxe twin room (ground floor) - sleeps 2-4: twin beds, extra double sofa bed when booked for four people, private shower and WC.
Deluxe twin room - sleeps 2-4: twin beds, extra single or double sofa bed when booked for three or four people, private shower and WC.
Deluxe twin room with balcony - sleeps 2-3: twin beds, extra single sofa bed when booked for three people, private shower, WC and balcony.
Deluxe twin room with balcony - sleeps 2-4: twin beds, extra double sofa bed when booked for four people, private shower, WC and balcony.
Junior suite (ground floor) - sleeps 2-3: twin beds, extra single sofa bed when booked for three people, private shower and WC.
Junior suite - sleeps 2-3: twin beds, extra single sofa bed when booked for three people, private shower and WC.
Junior suite - sleeps 2-4: twin beds, extra single or double sofa bed when booked for three or four people, private shower, WC and balcony.
Suite (ground floor) - sleeps 2-3: twin bedroom, living room with double sofa bed, private shower and WC.
Suite - sleeps 2-3: twin bedroom, living room with double sofa bed, private bath, shower and WC.
Suite - sleeps 2-4: twin bedroom, living room with double sofa bed, private bath, shower, WC and balcony.
Princess suite - sleeps 4:
two twin bedrooms, living room, two bathrooms with private bath,
shower, WC, a hot tub and balcony, plus tea and coffee making
facilities. Some suites are spread over two floors, so not suitable for
disabled people.
Facilities
- hotel bar
- wellness centre with saunas, solariums, steam room, Kneipp bath, tropical aromatherapy showers and grotto style swimming pool (open 2pm-8pm, 16 years and over only - €50 per room per week, or €15 per person per day)
- fitness room
- extra charge for massages and treatments
- Childcare - Nursery (6 months-4 years) and Bear Club (4-8 years)
- free WiFi throughout
- games room
- heated boot room with lockers
- on-site ski hire
- lifts
- 123 rooms
Please note: In the wellness centre, both swimming caps and flip flops must be worn (available for €3 each). Children aged 3-12 years of age can use pool between 2pm-5pm. Children under 3 years are not allowed to enter the pool area.
Meals
- extensive hot and cold buffet breakfast
- buffet evening meals
- Christmas and New Year gala dinners included (smart casual dress required)
Please note: Men are required to wear long trousers for dinner.
Accommodation Attributes
Accommodation Facilities
About Passo Tonale
Passo Tonale is one of Italy's highest resorts and is guaranteed good snow and a long season. It can get a bit nippy, though. The slopes are mainly suitable for beginners and lower intermediates – it's proven itself to be a magnet for young families and school trips. Passo Tonale isn't the prettiest of resorts, although the views are great. Prices are low, the ski school is excellent and there are few queues. There is also access to the Presena glacier for year-round skiing. Nightlife can be lively, but is generally low-key, while there isn't too much to do off the slopes during the day.
Overall, Passo Tonale is a good venue for learners looking for an inexpensive holiday and enough skiing to keep them busy for a week. More advanced skiers might be better off looking elsewhere, although it does close later than most. If you can't make it to the Alps before April, Passo Tonale may well be the best choice for you…
