TH Madonna di Campiglio - Golf Hotel

Me and my family were on skiing holidays. Overall We liked the hotel. The location for skiing is great as 2 major lifts are in a walking distance. However, the hotel says it is ski-in-ski-out. I agree with ski-in partially as you really get down right to the bottom part of the hotel but still have to work your way up to the ski-room. Ski-out - you may carry your skis to the lower level and then ski to the very old lift but reaching Fortini and Groste lifts will require some 7-8 min walking. The problem is with a ski-room as it is located in the older building ob the ground floor and gived no chance to just ski down. The spa is great, however it is weird that even guests have to pay extra (15 eur for an adult, 6 eur for a child; discount packages are availble too). I haven’t seen that in any other hotel! Breakfast is good but not extraordinary. Bar and bartenders are very cool with live piano music every evening. We had B&B, so for dinners we went to different restaurants in Madonna. You have to pre-book them at least a day before to get seating.

Overall a good stay. Nice food, nice location and friendly staff. However, had expected a better view and a balcony - apparently not all Superior rooms offer this. Notice that visits to the pool is not included and far to expensive. Not a luxury hotel but a great base for a family ski experience. Will come back.

Nice hotel in Campo Carlo Magno. Not really ski in/ski out, short walk to Groste lift or over to private nursery lift (different ticket) which will take you to Nube d'oro list. Wasn't really a problem for us. Breafast was excellent, didn't eat there in the evening, as it was rather expensive with the kids, just walked to Bar Jumper every night and ate there, very nice, and half the price. Room was HUGE and I mean massive, junior suite for 4 people - separate dressing room, bathroom with full bath/shower (oddly the maids threw away the soap every day and then gave you a new one!). Big four poster bid, sofa, arm chair, desk, table and chairs and two further single beds that we moved into the part of the room by the windows which was separated by a curtain from the main bedroom. There was a TV but we never turned it on. Room was too hot when we got there but reception sorted that. Mini-club for kids was good, not stuck in basement as often is the case, open 10am - 6pm, 9:15pm to 11pm... our kids didn't use it much as they are older now but some staff spoke English, also table football, ping pong, games console for use etc. Nice bar and also wood fire and arm chairs for lazing in. Ski/boot room a bit cramped for lockable lockers provided for everyone. I'd stay there again. Wifi is now free, pool/spa is not.