Hotels in Livigno

Roberta Alpine is just 20 metres from the slopes, so as a couple we squeezed in extra runs before lunch without any effort. The adults-only setting kept things serene, especially in the spa with its Tyrol sauna, hot tub and Turkish bath. Our room had a modern mountain look with wooden floors and a balcony facing the peaks. Breakfast featured homemade produce, and the cakes were dangerously good. A deserved 9.7.

Camino lives up to its rustic-chic name: wood, warm light and a calm mood that suited our family after busy ski days. Our family room had a private bathroom and mountain views straight from bed. The spa, sauna and steam room were where we unwound each evening while the kids read in the room. We drove an electric car, so the on-site charging station and free private parking were a real bonus. A 9.7 that felt well earned.

Mohe was our romantic weekend away, and the atmosphere fit perfectly: intimate, stylish and calm. Our room had mountain views and every modern comfort we needed. After skiing we alternated between the sauna and the spa, and my partner kept up his routine in the fitness centre. Dinners in the restaurant moved between Italian, Mediterranean and international dishes, all excellent. Ski storage made mornings easy. A 9.7 we fully understand.

Bait da Mott was ideal for our family of four. Our unit had a kitchenette, a private bathroom and a balcony with garden and mountain views, so breakfasts at home were easy and relaxed. The indoor play area was a lifesaver on a snowy afternoon, and the solarium let us catch a little warmth ourselves. Free private parking on site and reliable WiFi made it hassle-free. Clean, welcoming and very good value.

Li Anta Rossa is adults-only, and as a couple we loved the calm it brought. Our room had a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views where we drank our morning coffee. After skiing we drifted between the sauna, hot tub and steam room in the spa. The traditional restaurant serves proper Italian cooking, and breakfast offered continental, buffet and vegetarian choices. Peaceful, polished and a 9.6 we'd agree with.

Hotel Sporting Family Hospitality is the family hotel I recommend in Livigno for families who want ski-to-door access and comfort after the slopes. The infinity pool is the standout feature, and the spa and wellness centre suits adults. Family rooms come with balconies and mountain views, ski storage keeps gear out of the rooms, and the restaurant is designed with children in mind. My advice: book it if skiing from the door and a pool are your two priorities.

Garnì Costanza was a lovely surprise for a three-star. We could ski right to the door, which made the end of every day easy with two tired kids. Our family room had mountain views, and the ski storage kept boots and skis out of the way. Breakfast featured local specialties, and our son became a big fan of the Valtellina cheeses. Free private parking and a sunny terrace completed the picture. Warm, family-run and spotless.

Vetta Alpine Relax lived up to its name: calm, comfortable and easy with kids. Our family room had a private bathroom and a balcony overlooking the mountains. Breakfast offered plenty of choice, so even our fussiest eater was happy. Afternoons meant the sauna and solarium for us while the kids played in the garden, then drinks on the sun terrace. Free parking with an EV charging point and ski storage sealed the deal.

La Dormeuse gave us the independence of an apartment with the ease of a hotel. Having a washing machine in our unit was a game changer with kids going through ski socks at record speed. We bought our lift passes on site, left skis in the storage room and used the shuttle to reach the slopes. The garden and terrace were nice in the sun, and the free bikes are a bonus if you come in summer. Simple and smart.

Baita Cusini gave us a fully equipped kitchen and a balcony, so we cooked most evenings and saved for extra ski lessons. The kids loved the playground and the outdoor fireplace, where we toasted marshmallows one starry night. After skiing, the spa with sauna and hot tub was our reward. Ski storage kept the apartment tidy, and winter sports facilities are close by. Homely, practical and perfect for a self-catering family week.

Hotel Le Alpi is near the Doss cable car and had everything we needed in one place: ski rental, ski storage and a children's game room that was a hit on stormy afternoons. The wellness centre with sauna and steam bath let us recover while the kids played. Dinners in the restaurant were proper local cooking, and the mountain-view bar was our spot for an evening drink. Friendly, practical and great value for a family.

Damelis was our grown-up escape, and the rooftop pool alone justified the trip: swimming with the peaks all around at sunset was magical. Being adults-only, the spa, sauna and open-air bath were always calm. Our room had a balcony with mountain views and excellent soundproofing, so we slept deeply after long days on the slopes. Free WiFi, a nice bar and private parking on site made everything easy.

La Tresenda sits at 1,900 metres on a working farm, and for our animal-mad kids that was the clincher: horse riding and farm life alongside skiing. The ski school on site made lessons painless, and ski storage kept boots out of the room. After the slopes we split between the pool, jacuzzi and spa, with mountain views all around. Dinners by the fireplace in the restaurant felt wonderfully cosy. Truly unique.

Dimora Degli Dei spoiled us with a spa that has almost everything: sauna, steam room, hammam, hot tub and even a solarium, plus a fitness centre. Our family room had a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views. Breakfast mixed continental and Italian treats, and the kids were hooked on the pastries. Having the restaurant in-house made dinners easy on tired evenings. A polished four-star that felt warm.

Calanda put us right in the heart of Livigno, so shops, restaurants and the ski buzz were on our doorstep. Our apartment had a kitchenette, a balcony and a private bathroom, plus a washing machine, which was a lifesaver with two kids soaking their ski layers daily. Free private parking meant we didn't have to hunt for a space in the centre. The terrace was lovely in the afternoon sun. Practical, spotless and great value.

Hotel Sonne had the ski school right next door, which made morning drop-offs with our two beginners incredibly easy. It's central, steps from the Tagliede lift and 300 metres from the Mottolino area, so we spent more time skiing and less time walking. Our room was bright and spacious with a minibar and free internet. The Turkish bath and saunas were our afternoon reset, and we liked the hotel's eco-friendly approach.

Hotel Silvestri was a straightforward, friendly base for our family ski week. Our family room had a balcony with mountain views, which the kids used as their lookout for snowploughs in the morning. Ski storage meant no wet boots in the room, and having a restaurant and bar in the hotel kept evenings relaxed. On sunny afternoons we sat on the terrace with a hot chocolate. Well located for winter sports and fairly priced.

Our wood-and-stone chalet at Park Chalet Village felt like a luxury hideaway built just for us. It had its own spa bath, a sensory shower that the kids thought was hilarious, and a Finnish sauna for tired grown-up legs. Mountain views filled every window. The free ski bus ran to the Mottolino area, so no fighting for parking, and the ski storage kept the chalet clean. Private, comfortable and very special.

Piccolo Tibet had a homely, welcoming feel from the moment we arrived. With a ski school nearby, our younger two spent mornings in lessons while my husband and I tried the cross-country trails. Our mountain-style room had lovely views, and the ski storage kept the chaos contained. The best part was the spa area with its pool and jacuzzi, where the whole family met up every afternoon. Great value for a three-star.

Hotel Larice is in Livigno's pedestrian zone and just 20 metres from the Tagliede slopes, the dream combination with kids. Mornings started in the breakfast room by the crackling fireplace, which our children adored. Our modern room had elegant wood furniture and parquet floors, and ski storage kept the gear downstairs. The spa and wellness area was a peaceful finish to every day. Traditional, cosy and perfectly placed.

Hotel Bucaneve is only 150 metres from the Mottolino lifts, so even our slowest walker made it to the slopes without complaint. The afternoon buffet, included in winter, was a genius touch: the kids raided it straight after skiing while we headed for the sauna and Turkish bath. The indoor pool rounded off most days. Our room had light wood furniture and a balcony with mountain views. Friendly, comfortable and very well placed.

Chalet Bellavista felt like our own little mountain home: a self-catering apartment in a traditional wooden chalet, with a balcony looking out at the peaks. It's in a quiet part of the Val di Livigno, so evenings were peaceful and the kids played safely in the garden. When we didn't feel like cooking, the on-site restaurant and bar were right there. Free parking and Wi-Fi made it easy. Cosy, authentic and relaxing.

Rin Da Rin made the logistics of a family ski week so simple. We rented the kids' equipment right at the hotel, stored everything in the ski room and drove nowhere, though free private parking was there when we needed it. Our family room had a balcony with mountain views and enough space for everyone. The spa and wellness area was a cosy retreat once the kids were tucked in. Friendly, well kept and close to the slopes.

Hotel Crosal is in the centre of Livigno, so walking to shops and the evening passeggiata with the kids was effortless. We had a family room with mountain views, roomy enough for four and all our gear, though the ski storage downstairs kept most of it out of sight. The spa and wellness centre was the perfect end to each day. Dinner in the traditional restaurant was hearty and local. Friendly staff and great value overall.

Paradise Lodge balanced family needs and couple time really well. Our family room had a balcony with mountain views, so the kids could watch the snow fall while we got ready for dinner. The spa was the star: a pool for the children to splash in, plus a sauna and hot tub for us. Ski storage kept the room uncluttered. We'd recommend it to families wanting wellness after skiing, and to couples too.

Chalet des Alpes has that cosy alpine charm we were hoping for in Livigno. Our room looked out at the mountains, and each morning the continental buffet breakfast got everyone fuelled for the slopes. Back from skiing, the kids headed for the hot tub while we relaxed in the spa. The dedicated ski storage kept the room free of wet gear, and the sun terrace was perfect for a late-afternoon drink. Warm, simple and well cared for.

Bivio Hotel Plaza sits in Livigno's pedestrian area, so the kids could walk safely to the shops and ice-cream spots without dodging traffic. The Mottolino cable car is a short walk away, and ski storage meant we left gear behind at night. The indoor pool and sauna were our daily reward, and having two restaurants on site kept dinners interesting all week. Central, comfortable and a great mix of slopes and relaxation.

Camana Veglia sits just 30 metres from the Cassana cable car up to Carosello 3000, so we were among the first on the mountain each morning. Our Alpine-style room was decorated with local crafts and even had its own Turkish bath, which felt like a real treat after skiing. The restaurant served Italian and local specialities that the kids adored, especially the pasta. Ski storage downstairs and Livigno centre a short walk away.