Traditional alpine hotel in a convenient location serving delicious local European cuisine
- Hotel
- Half Board
- 700m to slopes
- In Resort Centre
- Bar & lounge
- Ski & Boot Room
- Playroom
- Free Wi-fi
Overview
Built in 1880, the historic Hotel Pinzolo Dolomiti was one of the first hotels to open in Pinzolo. It is still run by the Bonapace family, who warmly welcome each guest into the charming hotel.
Located in the centre of Pinzolo, the Hotel Pinzolo Dolomiti offers you convenient access to the ski lifts, cafes, bars and shops in the centre. Each day the hotel offers a shuttle service to and from the lifts, so getting onto the Ski Area Campiglio couldn't be easier.
Description
Location
Central location in Pinzolo 700 metres to the ski hire shop and Pizolo lift which links you to the Pra Rodont lift
20 metres to the nearest bus stop
Hotel shuttle service to the lifts runs from 8am - 10am and 3pm - 5pm
Rooms
Twin Rooms are around 15m² sleeping two to three people with an additional single bed.
Single Rooms are around 10m² sleeping one person.
Bedroom facilities
Wi-Fi
Satellite TV
Safe
Telephone
Mini-Fridge (on request)
Hairdryer
Bathroom with bath or shower
Facilities
Free Wi-Fi
Bar
Lounge
Sauna (book locally)
Heated boot room
Cots and linen available (approx. €10 per day)
Play room
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.
About Pinzolo
Pinzolo is a great choice for first-timers and families, with a nursery area set high above the village at the top of the Pinzolo–Prà Rodont gondola. Young skiers can also practise their turns on mini slalom features in the nearby kids’ area, making it an easy and confidence-building place to learn.
When you're ready to explore further, the Express cable car links into the wider Ski Area Campiglio, opening up around 150km of varied pistes for longer days on the mountain. The town itself has a traditional, lived-in feel, with shops, cafés and restaurants along its streets. Après-ski is relaxed, with the bar at the base of the Tulot–Malga gondola a popular spot, or you can unwind with an aperitif in the village after a stroll past the historic 14th-century church.
Off the slopes, there’s plenty to do, from skating at the Olympic Ice Arena to taking a tandem paragliding flight for a different perspective on the surrounding mountains.
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