Best Spiazzo Hotels

We were a group of seven that stayed recently in Dolomeet hotel. It was one of the best hotel experience I´ve had and I´ve stayed in many hotels all over the world. The service was very personal, in a good way. The food was really good as well and always different every day, which is not always when you go to all inclusive hotels. The rooms are very modern and chic and the spa looked better than on the pictures. All in all - such a good stay and so good to be able to select a hotel that is nice and modern when going skiing.

While the property is beautiful there are a few flaws. It has a very confusing layout - that involves a main elevator, cooridors, and a 2nd elevator to reach your room. The beds are really really really uncomfortable. They're as hard as bricks or the floor. The blankets on the bed are plastic polyester filled so we were sweating. We were contemplating sleeping on the couch as a reprieve. The comforter was plastic so it wasn't breathable. To top it all off the room got really hot so that we had to open the balcony door but the room was pretty low to the ground floor. Needless to say we weren't well rested. Ive slept better in airbnbs, 3 star hotels, etc. The spa while large wasn't impressive in terms of finishes The food on the property was hit or miss. Breakfast was fine but lunch dinner entrees weren't the best. We didn't try the michelin starred restaurant though. The hotel's own olive oil wasn't great. The standard rooms (junior suites) are nicer than the residences in terms of views as they sit on higher floors. I'd suggest that visitors come here during the spring summer as Pinzolo is too low in elevation to get snow. Be aware that Pinzolo and Madonna di Campiglio rely on machine made snow which ices out by the afternoon. The staff was lovely but all in all an average experience not worth the price being charged for the Winter season.