Hotel Trieste
Mountain views from every room, sauna included
About this hotel
Every room at Hotel Trieste looks out to the mountains, decorated in traditional style with parquet floors and a private bathroom with bath or shower, some with a balcony. The chairlift to the Faloria and Tofane runs is 500 metres away, and the ski bus stop is just 20 metres from the door. The bar and lounge keep high vaulted ceilings in typical mountain architecture, and the on-site sauna, bookable at extra charge, gives skiers somewhere to unwind. The restaurant serves local cuisine for both breakfast and dinner, with gluten-free, vegetarian and children's menus on request.
- Sauna (extra charge)
- Half board available
- Dietary menus
- Free parking
Our take
This works well for travellers who want a mountain view in every room without paying five-star prices, and the half-board option with dietary menus suits families with specific needs. The sauna is a paid extra rather than included, so guests chasing a full wellness floor should look at properties with a bundled spa. The 20-metre ski bus stop is hard to beat for convenience.
- Book the sauna in advance if you want it guaranteed after a ski day, it runs at extra charge
- Mention dietary needs when booking half board, gluten-free and vegetarian menus need advance notice
- Use the 20-metre ski bus stop rather than walking the full 500m to the chairlift with gear
Why we love it
- Mountain views in every room
- 500m from the Faloria and Tofane chairlift
- Sauna available on-site
- Ski bus stop 20m away
Why guests love itHotel Trieste worked for us mainly because of the food: the restaurant has gluten-free, vegetarian and children's menus, which meant no stress with our coeliac son. We took half board and the local dishes at dinner were hearty after a day out. The chairlift to the Faloria and Tofane runs is 500 metres away, and free parking plus free Wi-Fi covered the basics. The sauna costs extra, but it was worth it after our longest day.