Ortisei Hotel Guide - Ski Hotels in Ortisei, Trentino-Alto Adige

"Enjoyed this property, even with a 0.75 mile walk to get there from where the bus dropped us off, not a problem and it was near enough to restaurants, plus they serve dinner. Staff were very friendly, and they gave us Sud Triol bus passes that got us free rides in the area for 7 days, very nice!"

"Ortisei is a beautiful city. Our deluxe 2-bedroom apartment with a balcony overlooking the mountains is absolutely beautiful and comfortable, away from the pedestrian centre yet so close to it if you don't mind walking downhill and uphill. Similarly, the view from the outdoor swimming pool/jacuzzi is stunning. The apartment is well-equipped for self-cooking, but be prepared that there is no condiments except sugar for coffee and a small bottle of salt. Laundry facilities are available in the...

"An amazing stay right on the town square in Ortisei. Beautiful historic property but service and food surpassed expectations - half board is highly recommended and excellent value. Service was top level at both reception and the restaurant (Sisi was our favourite!). Junior suite was large enough for family of 4 and housekeeping was excellent. Spa treatments (at their partner hotel) were also exceptional. The stay surpassed our exceptions and highly recommended."

"Great place to stay when in Ortise. Make sure you bring your gym clothes with you as the gym is just brilliant and well equipped. Staff are very professional and they make you always feel welcomed and look after you. "

"Awesome!!"

"Good location. Kind staff. Thank Christina for all information and helps."

"Hotel was excellent. Great location and the staff was incredibly helpful and friendly. Would absolutely stay at this hotel again."

"The family and staff of Rainelle are so welcoming and delightful. The Silent Room with the incredible view of the mountains was a special experience that sets this hotel above the rest. The rooms are especially large and comfortable. There is a taxi stand in town that we took one evening after dinner since the bus had stopped running, to avoid the long walk up the hill. We walked the hill twice and it is challenging but totally doable if you are in decent shape. We are in our early 60s and...