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The Grand Hotel Paradiso combines exceptional service and high-quality accommodation with an ideal location for the slopes. Just behind the hotel is the Serodine chairlift, giving access to the south-facing beginner slopes and linking to the Ponte di Legno gondola, while a two-minute walk over the road is the Paradiso gondola, which whisks you up to the Presena glacier. The hotel itself is second to none in Passo Tonale. Its warm, contemporary rooms are tastefully furnished with natural stone and wood to create a cosy mountain atmosphere, while the communal areas are subtly stylish with great views of the valley. The restaurant serves a range of fine local foods and regional wines, with the bar downstairs having separate areas dedicated to different Italian tipples. There’s a grotto-style indoor swimming pool and hot tub, alongside a multitude of treatment rooms, solariums, saunas, special showers and a steam room to relax in. Alternatively, you can hit the fully-equipped gym, or have some fun in the games room. There's a heated boot room with your own allocated locker, plus ski hire is on-site and next door, so no need to lug your equipment around town. If you've got the little ones in tow, they'll be well looked after in our Pepi Penguin Nusery or Whizz Kids Club, which are based in the hotel. Your kids will have bouncy castles, trampolines, soft play and any number of games to play with when they're not out in the snow. The rest of town is a short walk or free bus away, but with so much to do in the hotel and at your doorstep, you'll really have no need to go any further.
The Grand Hotel Paradiso combines exceptional service and high-quality accommodation with an ideal location for the slopes. Just behind the hotel is the Serodine chairlift, giving access to the south-facing beginner slopes and linking to the Ponte di Legno gondola, while a two-minute walk over the road is the Paradiso gondola, which whisks you up to the Presena glacier.
The hotel itself is second to none in Passo Tonale. Its warm, contemporary rooms are tastefully furnished with natural stone and wood to create a cosy mountain atmosphere, while the communal areas are subtly stylish with great views of the valley. The restaurant serves a range of fine local foods and regional wines, with the bar downstairs having separate areas dedicated to different Italian tipples.
There’s a grotto-style indoor swimming pool and hot tub, alongside a multitude of treatment rooms, solariums, saunas, special showers and a steam room to relax in. Alternatively, you can hit the fully-equipped gym, or have some fun in the games room. There's a heated boot room with your own allocated locker, plus ski hire is on-site and next door, so no need to lug your equipment around town.
If you've got the little ones in tow, they'll be well looked after in our Pepi Penguin Nusery or Whizz Kids Club, which are based in the hotel. Your kids will have bouncy castles, trampolines, soft play and any number of games to play with when they're not out in the snow.
The rest of town is a short walk or free bus away, but with so much to do in the hotel and at your doorstep, you'll really have no need to go any further.
• Virtually ski in ski out
• 100m to chairlift
• 200m to the cable car
• 10 minutes walk to town centre
• Free shuttle bus to town centre
• In house child care (please call for details)
• Indoor pool
• Sauna
• Steam room
• Spa
• Interconnecting rooms
• Family rooms
• Single rooms
• Gym
• Bar
Wellness facilities:
Wellness centre with indoor pool, whirlpool, Finnish sauna, aromatherapy, kneipp, tropical showers, steam baths and fitness. Open from 2-8pm (children <12 years ar only allowed from 2-5pm). Wellness Centre is at cost and bookable locally. Roughly €50 per week per room or roughly €15 per person per day (adults only, children <12 years are free when adult buys daily entrance) including bathrobe, slippers, pool towels with one change per week. Terms and conditions apply. Prices are subject to change.
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 whirlpool bath, shower, WC and balcony, plus tea and coffee making facilities. Some suites are spread over two floors, so not suitable for disabled people.
Please Note - The driveway to the Paradiso is narrow, meaning our coach has limited access to it. Therefore, the coach will drop you at the bottom of the driveway, where you'll have less than a minutes' walk with your luggage to reception. Make sure you're wearing sturdy shoes, as it may be snowy underfoot.
Please Note - Refundable deposit on arrival €10 per room for Wellness card, ski locker key and room key.
Breakfast - Extensive hot and cold buffet breakfast
Dinner - 3 course evening meals with a choice of main course
• Early evening meals available for children
• Christmas and New Year gala dinners included (smart casual dress required)
Please Note - Men are required to wear long trousers for dinner.
Passo Tonale is a purpose-built ski resort and it is one of the highest ski resorts in Italy. It sits at just shy of 1900m and the ski area has its own glacier, with skiing all the way up to just over 3000m, meaning that it is one of the most snow secure ski resorts in not just Italy, but also the whole of Europe. There is 100km of piste in the area and it is ideal for beginners and intermediates. Expert skiers on a ski holiday in Passo Tonale will find enough to keep themselves occupied as long as you are happy to cover the same terrain a few times throughout a week.
Passo Tonale its in a natural amphitheater and is surrounded by mountains on all sides. Unlike some ski resorts, this allows to chase the sun throughout the day and sun is something that Passo Tonale gets plenty of. It gets plenty of sun and plenty of snow. What more could you ask for! 'Ski in ski out accommodation' I hear you say, well Passo Tonale has plenty of that as well.
For the 2006/07 winter season, a new cable car was installed that linked Passo Tonale to the neighboring resort of Ponte di Legno which makes for a nice place to stop for lunch at least a couple of times during a week's ski holidays. Or you can ski further along the valley and end up in Temu. The 11km run from Passo Tonale to Ponte di Legno is a must-do!
Just give us a call on 02037780123 and we can help you book your Passo Tonale ski holiday today. If you know where you want to stay then that is fantastic, but if you don't then we are more than happy to help.
If you are looking for a resort in which to ski with beginners and you don't want to break the bank then Passo Tonale may well be for you. The is a great varied of slopes on the north side of the village which are all really easily accessible are are perfect for beginners to hone there skills on.
Intermediates will love Passo Tonale. 100km of piste is more than enough for a ski holiday and the fact that the area is broken up into different sections really helps to give the feel of travelling around a big ski region and stopping in different places. One day you might be on the north side followed by skiing on the south side and up on the glacier the next. While the next couple of days might involve skiing down to Ponte di Legno or maybe even further and onto Temu.
Advanced skiers who only like ski piste after piste without doing the same run twice might find that they cover the whole 100km of piste pretty quickly. However, if you like to find a like and do it a few times over throughout a holiday until you know it inside out then a skiing holiday in Passo Tonale might be the right up your street. There is a good spread of blue and red in the resort but there are also some nice black runs as well (24% blue, 60% red and 16% black). Coupled with a good chunk of off piste skiing and a very reliable snow record, Passo Tonale can actually work out much better than people often think as a ski holiday destination for advanced skiers.
If you are thinking about a snowboarding holiday in Passo Tonale and are not bothered about there being a snow park then carry on. However, if you want a snowpark then look elsewhere. On the other hand if you love tearing up piste and searching out fresh line after a new snowfall then Passo Tonale may well be for you.
There is plenty of off-piste in Passo Tonale. It is well worth getting a guide if you want to search out all of the hidden gems and route but there is plenty of easy access of piste on the north side of the Passo Tonale and there are some great tree-lined routes to be found over in Ponte di Legno and Temu.
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Hotel Grand Paradiso
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There are plenty of bars in Paso Tonale but the après ski scene is not particularly lively like in some other resorts in Europe. If you want a week of skiing and partying then Passo is probably not the place for you. However, if you want to Malle the most of the après ski that is on offer then the Paradiso Hotel has a nice bar which is often busy for après ski drinks, as is bar Heaven which often has decent happy hour drinks promotions.
Passo Tonale has a natural ice rink and Ponte di Legno has a public swimming pool with freer access if you have a lift pass. There is also plenty of winter walking to be found as well as skidoo excursions and tobogganing.
