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Get a sense of luxury as you enter the Golf Hotel. Large open rooms with high ceilings and ornate decoration have the feeling of an Austrian manor. Located above the resort centre on the hillside, you’re close to the Groste 1 and Fortini Express lifts, so getting onto the mountain each day is quick and easy. Or if you want to head down to the lifts in the resort centre, or take some time off to explore the village, make use of the hotel’s free shuttle service running regular trips each way. The communal areas of the hotel are generally large rooms featuring tall ceilings and decorative patterns – great spaces for relaxing and unwinding, especially by the large open fireplace. The elaborate wooden bar creates a sense of sophistication and is ideal for sitting back in the evening. And if you really want to unwind, make use of the hotel’s spa and wellness facilities. – a modern indoor pool overlooks the surrounding Brenta mountains from large picture windows. There’s also a sauna, steam room and whirlpool too. The spa and wellness facilities come at an extra charge, but if you’re out to treat yourself, book a massage or beauty treatment to really feel pampered. The superior twin rooms are spacious and comfortable with lots of light pouring in. While the rooms themselves are simply decorated, there’s ample of storage and you’ll be blown away by the spectacular views across the impressive Brenta Dolomites – a great way to start the day. All rooms have free WiFi, flat screen TVs with UK channels, a minibar and air conditioning. Meals are taken in the characteristic main restaurant, which makes the most of those surrounding mountain landscapes through large picture windows. Get yourself ready for the day ahead with a hot buffet breakfast. And enjoy the 4-course evening meals with a mix of buffet and waiter service in an intimate setting.
Get a sense of luxury as you enter the Golf Hotel. Large open rooms with high ceilings and ornate decoration have the feeling of an Austrian manor.
Located above the resort centre on the hillside, you’re close to the Groste 1 and Fortini Express lifts, so getting onto the mountain each day is quick and easy. Or if you want to head down to the lifts in the resort centre, or take some time off to explore the village, make use of the hotel’s free shuttle service running regular trips each way.
The communal areas of the hotel are generally large rooms featuring tall ceilings and decorative patterns – great spaces for relaxing and unwinding, especially by the large open fireplace. The elaborate wooden bar creates a sense of sophistication and is ideal for sitting back in the evening. And if you really want to unwind, make use of the hotel’s spa and wellness facilities. – a modern indoor pool overlooks the surrounding Brenta mountains from large picture windows. There’s also a sauna, steam room and whirlpool too. The spa and wellness facilities come at an extra charge, but if you’re out to treat yourself, book a massage or beauty treatment to really feel pampered.
The superior twin rooms are spacious and comfortable with lots of light pouring in. While the rooms themselves are simply decorated, there’s ample of storage and you’ll be blown away by the spectacular views across the impressive Brenta Dolomites – a great way to start the day. All rooms have free WiFi, flat screen TVs with UK channels, a minibar and air conditioning.
Meals are taken in the characteristic main restaurant, which makes the most of those surrounding mountain landscapes through large picture windows. Get yourself ready for the day ahead with a hot buffet breakfast. And enjoy the 4-course evening meals with a mix of buffet and waiter service in an intimate setting.
• WiFi
• 400m to the Groste and Fortini lifts
• All bedrooms en suite
• Spa and wellness facilities
• Indoor pool
• Sauna
• Steam room
• Sauna
• Hot tub
• Gym
• Massage & beauty treatment available
• Interconnecting and family rooms available
• Bar
• Lounge & fireplace
• Sun terrace
• Regular live music
• Children's play area
• Ski & boot room
• Free shuttle service between the Golf Hotel and Madonna di Campiglio resort centre
Please Note - There is an extra charge to be paid locally for access to the spa & wellness facilities
Please Note - The free bus to the town centre is approximately every half an hour from 9.30 am to 12 pm and 3.45 to 7.15 pm
109 bedrooms
All rooms are non-smoking and have a flatscreen TV with UK channels, free WiFi, telephone, hairdryer, safe, minibar, air conditioning and room service at an additional charge.
Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2: Twin beds, private bath with shower attachment and WC.
Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2-3: Twin beds, extra single bed OR single sofa bed when booked for 3 people, private bath with shower attachment and WC.
Superior Twin Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin beds, extra double sofa bed OR two single beds when booked for 3 or 4 people, private bath with shower attachment and WC.
Cots are available to hire for approx. €10 per night, payable locally.
Interconnecting rooms are available on request.
Breakfast - Hot buffet breakfast with waiter service
Dinner - 4 course a la carte evening meals with buffet and waiter service dependant on course
• 3 course lunches available at an extra charge
• Christmas and New Year's Eve gala dinners included
If your idea of a great ski holiday is a lovely pretty village, surrounded by stunning scenery and with a good variety of skiing on offer, then a ski holiday in Madonna di Campiglio could be right up your street. The skiing is perfect for intermediates and it is a classically Italian village that oozes charm and sophistication. The resort is well known for the rich and famous clientèle that it attracts and Madonna di Campiglio is most definitely not a destination for those looking for a cheap and cheerful holiday but there is more to Madonna than meets the eye. It is not just about style, there is also plenty of substance to the resort and the area.
There are 4 resorts that are covered on the lift pass and in total there is 150km of piste, so whilst some holidaymakers simply visit Madonna di Campiglio so as to be seen, there is still plenty of skiing to be found for those who are there to ski! The other 3 resorts that are covered on the full area lift pass are Folgarida, Marilleva and Pinzolo. The links over to Folgarida and Marilleva are well established and it is the lifts for the Northern end of the town that will take you over in this direction. Pinzolo is located to the south of Madonna di Campiglio and the two resorts are connected via a Gondola called the Pinzolo-Campiglio Express which was opened in 2011. It is also worth noting that the full area pass covers two other resorts as well, namely Passo Tonale, Ponte di Legno. In total there is 340km of piste in what is called the Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta ski area but these other 2 resorts can only be accessed via bus or car.
Here at iSki we have a good selection of hotels in Madonna di Campiglio for your to choose from and if you are not quite sure where to stay then we will more than happily help. Just drop is a call on 02037780123 or email us to enquiry@i-ski.co.uk.
There are four resorts linked up on the same lift pass with 150km of piste that can be skiing without the need to take buses to get between the resorts. The skiing in Madonna di Campiglio is ideal for intermediate skiers but beginners and experts are also well looked after.
There are nice easy blue runs spread throughout the area but absolute beginners will start off on the nursery slopes of Campo Carlo Magno. Never fear is you are staying at the other end of town as the ski school runs a free mini bus service to pick people up before the lessons start for the day.
Intermediate skiers will be in paradise in Madonna di Campiglio. There are 150km of piste to explore and the fact that there are four resorts covered on the lift pass gives a nice variety to the skiing. A full area pass is highly recommended in order to make the most of your holiday.
If you appreciate quality skiing then you will love everything that is on offer in Madonna di Campiglio. There are a few quality black runs to be found and plenty of decent red runs. The 3 Tre World Cup Slalom run is one to check out. This event takes place under flights and when the event is not on night skiing is on offer for those who just can't get enough of the skiing during the day. There is also the option of even morew skiing on the full area lift pass because the full area pass covers the Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta ski area (340km in total). This area not only consists of Madonna di Campiglio, Marilleva, Folgarida and Pinzolo but also Passo Tonale, Ponte di Legno which can be accessed via bus or car.
Wiih the rich and famous clientèle that Madonna tends to attract one might not think that they would cater all that well for snowboarders. However, snowboarding holidays to Madonna di Campiglio are surprisingly popular. There are 4 snowparks on offer and the Ursus Snowpark is recognised as one of the best in Europe. It is split over 3 areas with roughly 40 obstacles. Madonna di Campiglio also regularly hosts FIS World Championship snowboard events.
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Italian ski resorts are not famed for their apres-ski but there is actually quite a lot going on in Madonna di Campiglio. There is a mixed crowd of holidaymakers in the resorts ranging from the super-rich, who often frequent the wine and cocktails bars on offer, through to young snowboarders and freestyle skiers who add a lively atmosphere to the bars and two nightclubs that are on offer.
There are a handful of bars on offer in the center of the village. Cliffhanger Bar and Bar Suisse are two decent choices if you are after dancing and live music whilst Des Alps is the main nightclub in the resort center. Angola is the second night club to check out. It is actually bigger than De Alps and is well know to the locals as the place to head for a late-night party but it is on the outskirts of the village. Either take a taxi or look out for the free bus that the nightclub often runs.
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