Hotel Adamello, Passo Tonale

Hotel Adamello

Opportunity to stay in this ever popular resort in good accommodation together with activities provided for children - great family favourite!

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Hotel
Half Board
600m to slopes
150m to Resort Centre
6 minutes' walk to nearest ski lift & resort centre
Good choice of room types
Panoramic dining room, lounge & bar area
Children's playroom
Free Wi-FI

Overview

If you’re looking for a comfortable, family-friendly base, Hotel Adamello is an easy favourite – and it’s no surprise that many guests return year after year. From the moment you arrive, you’re met with a genuinely warm welcome, often from owners Mike and Betty, who have created a hotel designed to feel like a home from home.

Inside, the atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, with a cosy dining room and thoughtful touches throughout. Families are especially well catered for, with a dedicated playroom located just steps from the bar, featuring soft play for younger children and table tennis for older ones. Handmade décor and personal details add to the hotel’s charming, informal character.

The rooms are bright and cheerful, decorated in bold primary colours, while vintage ski posters lining the corridors add a nostalgic Alpine touch.

Each morning begins with breakfast served alongside beautiful mountain views, and when it’s time to ski, the Valbiolo chairlift is just a short walk away. In the evening, chef Domenico prepares delicious local dishes, giving guests a true taste of regional Italian cuisine.

Description

Location

3 minutes' walk to nearest ski lift and resort centre

ski bus stop outside

Rooms

All rooms have a satellite TV, telephone, hairdryer and safe.

Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Twin beds, extra single bed when booked for three people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Twin Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin beds, two extra single beds when booked for four people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Twin beds, extra single bed when booked for three people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin beds, two extra single beds when booked for four people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Deluxe Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Twin beds, extra single bed when booked for three people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Deluxe Twin Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin beds, two extra single beds when booked for four people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Family Room - sleeps 4-5: Two twin bedrooms, extra single bed when booked for five people, private shower, WC and balcony.

Cots are available to hire for €5 per night. Please request at time of booking. Charge is payable locally with hotelier and prices are subject to change.

Facilities

restaurant

bar area

reception

free WiFi

games rooms with table tennis and table football

100m² children's playroom for 2-10 years with ball pool, soft toys, slides, climbing wall, Lego, painting corner and reading area

ski room with heated boot rack

lift

50 bedrooms

Catering

Offered on a half board basis, breakfast will include a selection of hot and cold options including cereals, fruit, yogurts, freshly baked breads and pastries, fresh coffee and tea.

A freshly prepared evening meal is provided with a good selection of local and internationally inspired dishes.

Attributes

All Ensuite

Terrace Balcony

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…

Resort Attributes

Beginner Friendly

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

High Altitude

Lively Night Life

Lively and Young

Mountain Restaurants

Reliable Snow

Scenic

Snow Park

Snow Sure