Hotels in Madonna di Campiglio

Boutique Hotel Diana sits opposite the 3-Tre World Cup slalom course, and our kids were thrilled to see the ski path from the window. The slopeside location made getting out each morning simple, and the ski storage kept gear tidy. After skiing, the wellness centre with pool and jacuzzi was our routine. The restaurant mixes international and South Tyrol dishes, and some rooms even have a fireplace for cosy evenings.

Maso Mistrin was ideal for our family because each room has a kitchenette, so we could prepare snacks and simple dinners whenever the kids were hungry. Our balcony looked straight at the mountains. Having ski hire and lift pass sales on site saved us queuing in town on the first morning, and ski storage kept boots out of the room. After skiing, the spa and wellness area was a welcome place to warm up and unwind.

Chalet Laura Lodge has direct access to the Belvedere ski lift, which with children meant zero walking in ski boots. Our Alpine-style room had wooden floors, a balcony and mountain views that made getting up early easy. The indoor pool was the kids' daily reward, and the wellness centre was ours. The restaurant serves local and international cuisine, so even our picky eater found something he liked every night.

La Montanara was a cosy, practical stay for our family of four. The family room had a balcony with mountain views, and the Italian breakfast each morning was a cheerful start. Ski hire on site meant the kids were sorted on day one, and the ski storage kept boots out of the way. Our favourite surprise was the outdoor fireplace, where we gathered in the evening, and the sun terrace was perfect on bright afternoons.

Hotel Gianna is in a quiet area, which meant peaceful nights, and the free shuttle to the Spinale lifts made the distance a non-issue with our kids. The heated ski deposit was a small luxury: warm boots every morning and no complaints. After skiing, the wellness centre with pool, sauna and hot tub was everyone's favourite hour. On a rest day we walked to the edge of the Adamello Brenta Nature Reserve, just a short stroll away.

Hotel Garnì La Soldanella is the Madonna di Campiglio address I recommend to families who value a good breakfast and room to breathe. Family rooms have private bathrooms and balconies with garden or mountain views. The breakfast offers a wide choice, including local specialities and fresh pastries. Children have an outdoor play area, and adults the sun terrace, the garden and the bar. A 9.5 score from 128 reviews reflects a carefully run guesthouse.

Garni dello Sportivo is just 50 metres from the Express Pradalago lift, which made dropping the kids at ski school each morning wonderfully quick. The ski storage meant we carried nothing through the lobby. Rooms are comfortable and the free Wi-Fi was handy for the evening weather check. Breakfast is continental and kept things simple, and the garden was a nice spot for the kids to play in the snow before dinner.

Hotel Dahu sits right in front of the Pradalago cable car with ski-to-door access, and having a ski school on site made our week with two beginners incredibly easy. We dropped the kids off without leaving the building. Our Alpine-style room had a panoramic balcony that looked superb at sunset. The wellness centre, with saunas and a hydromassage tub, rounded off each day, and having parking on site helped on arrival.

Hotel Spinale sits at the base of the Monte Spinale lift and at the end of the Schumacher slope, so we literally skied home every afternoon. With kids, having the lift at the doorstep is unbeatable. Our room looked out on the Brenta Dolomites, and the ski storage kept everything organised. The wellness centre, with sauna, Turkish bath and an indoor pool with hydromassage areas, was where the whole family unwound before dinner.

Alpen Suite Hotel gave us real space: the suites are big enough that the kids had their own corner and we could still relax. It is a short walk to the Cinque Laghi lift and Piazza Righi, so mornings and evening strolls were easy. The spa, with indoor pool and jacuzzi, was the children's favourite part of the day, and the fireplace lounge was ours. Dinner at the gourmet restaurant felt like a proper holiday occasion.

Bio Hotel Hermitage is an eco-friendly chalet with panoramic views of the Brenta Dolomites, and we spent the first evening simply staring at them. The free shuttle to the ski lifts and the ski storage made mornings easy with children. Back at the hotel, the indoor pool with hydromassage kept the kids happy while we enjoyed the spa. The Michelin-starred restaurant was a special night out without leaving the building.

Garnì Bucaneve was a relaxed, friendly base for our family. The family room had a private bathroom and a balcony overlooking the garden, giving everyone space to breathe. Ski equipment hire on site meant the kids were kitted out without a trip into town, and free private parking made arrival simple. Breakfast, continental or Italian, set us up for the day, and the bar and lounge were nice for a quiet drink after skiing.

Rifugio Lago Malghette felt like a real mountain adventure for our kids, waking up to lake and mountain views from our family room. The room had its own bathroom, so comfort was never an issue. Evenings by the fireplace with a drink from the bar were the best part of the stay, and the on-site restaurant meant we never had to go anywhere for dinner. On sunny days the terrace and garden were perfect for lazing around.

Sant'Antonio con Spa struck a nice balance for us: family-friendly enough for the kids, relaxing enough for the parents. Our family room had a balcony with mountain views, and the play areas, garden and sun terrace gave the children room to burn off energy. The spa was our treat after skiing, and the ski storage kept everything in order. It suited both families and the couples we met there looking for a calm stay.

Hotel Lorenzetti's free spa was the reason we chose it, and it delivered: indoor pool and hot tub for the kids, sauna and Turkish bath for us. The Colarin cable car is 200 metres away, an easy walk each morning. Our balcony room had a view of the Brenta Dolomites that we never got tired of, and the sun terrace was lovely in the afternoon. The restaurant serves local cuisine, hearty and satisfying after a day out.

Vallesinella sits inside the Adamello Brenta nature protection area, 4km from Madonna di Campiglio, and the silence there was something our whole family noticed straight away. Our modern Alpine-style room had a terrace with mountain views. The restaurant serves traditional regional cuisine, and we enjoyed long dinners after active days. Hiking and mountain bike trails start right at the door, so it suits families who love the outdoors.

Hotel Crozzon is the Madonna di Campiglio address I recommend to skiers who want the lifts without walking in ski boots: a free shuttle runs to the Spinale and 5 Laghi cable cars. The modern spa has an indoor pool with hydromassage, a sauna and a Turkish bath, and ski storage is on site. Rooms are elegantly furnished in Alpine style, and the restaurant serves Trentino specialities. A 9.3 score from 86 reviews shows a house that keeps its standards.

Villa Madonna was a comfortable, easy base for our ski week. Our family room had a balcony, giving the kids space and us a spot for morning coffee in the mountain air. Ski hire on site saved a trip into town, and the ski storage kept boots and skis out of the way. Breakfast each day was a good start, and the spa and wellness centre was the perfect way to finish, with the lounge and bar for a quiet drink.

Chalet Campiglio Imperiale is 4km from Madonna di Campiglio, so we drove in each day, and the free parking made that painless. The ski storage has boot warmers, which ended the morning battles over cold boots with our kids. Rooms are elegant, with an LCD TV and minibar, and the wellness centre was perfect after skiing. We loved the honesty bar for an evening drink, and half board meant dinner was sorted.

Cerana Relax Hotel is right opposite the ski lifts with ski-in access, and only 200 metres from the town centre, so we had the slopes and the shops equally close. Our room was spacious and modern with a balcony, a relief with two kids and all their gear. Ski storage meant nothing piled up indoors. Free access to the large wellness centre, with pool and jacuzzi, made every afternoon end on a high for the whole family.

Hotel La Baita is family-run and right in the centre of Madonna di Campiglio, just 50 metres from the nearest slopes, which with young children is a gift. We kept everything in the ski storage room and were skiing minutes after breakfast. Our room looked out over the village. The traditional restaurant served comforting dishes after cold days, and the spa and wellness area was where we recharged before dinner.

The Majestic sits opposite the 5 Laghi lifts and the Centenario slopes, so our ski days started and ended at the door, which the kids loved. The wellness centre has panoramic Dolomites views, and floating in the spa pool while looking at the peaks was a highlight for us. The sauna and Turkish bath were great after cold days, and the lounge with its fireplace became the family's favourite corner for cards before dinner.

Casa del Campo gave us ski-to-door access, with the Nube d'Argento lifts nearby, so the kids could ski back for lunch without fuss. Our balcony looked straight at the Brenta Dolomites, a view we photographed every single morning. The spa and wellness area was ideal after the slopes, and the ski storage kept everything organised. The centre of Madonna di Campiglio is a short drive away, so we mostly ate at the à la carte restaurant.

Hotel Alpina is family-run and quiet, and only 50 metres from the Miramonti chairlift, which with small children is about as good as it gets. Ski storage meant we walked out, clicked in and went. Rooms are simple with a private bathroom and TV, and free Wi-Fi worked throughout. The wellness centre with sauna and hot tub was our reward each afternoon, and the lounge bar became a cosy spot for après-ski hot chocolate.

Chalet all'Imperatore has a proper chalet feel and sits a 5-minute walk from the town centre and the ski lifts, easy even with little legs. The free wellness area, with hot tub, sauna, Turkish bath and gym, was our evening routine while the kids splashed in the tub. Ski storage kept the room tidy, and our balcony faced the mountains. The traditional restaurant served hearty dishes that suited tired skiers perfectly.

DV Chalet felt romantic and modern at once, with its organic architecture and Alpine design, yet it worked well for us with older kids too. The Spinale cable car is just 300 metres away, an easy walk in boots. The exclusive spa, with indoor pool, hot tub and Turkish bath, was where we ended every ski day, and the kids loved the pool time. The atmosphere is calm and polished, ideal if you prefer a quieter stay.

Chalet Del Sogno is 25 metres from the Express Spinale lifts with ski-to-door access, so our kids were skiing within minutes of breakfast and gliding back at the end of the day. The town centre is a 5-minute walk for evening strolls. Our Alpine-style room had mountain views and a tub with hydromassage jets, bliss after a long day. The free wellness centre and heated indoor pool kept the whole family happy every afternoon.

Design Oberosler sits in a restricted-traffic zone just steps from the Spinale cable car and the village centre, so we walked everywhere and the kids could move around safely. The wellness centre was the highlight: an indoor pool and an outdoor one, plus a hot tub, which made snowy evenings feel magical. Ski storage kept our room free of gear, and our balcony was perfect for watching the village lights.

Hotel Cristiania is a four-star in Madonna di Campiglio, 50 metres from the Pradalago cable car, and I would book it for families who want the shortest possible walk to the lift. Most rooms have a balcony, ski storage keeps gear out of the room, and free parking helps if you arrive by car with everything for the week. The wellness centre with Finnish sauna and Turkish bath gives parents a warm hour after skiing. Guests rate it 9 across 220 reviews.

Campiglio Bellavista sits directly opposite the Pradalago Express cable car, and skiing back to the door at the end of the day was a huge help with tired kids. We left everything in the ski storage and were on the lift in minutes. Our room had mountain views, and the spa with hot tub and sauna eased sore legs. The Italian restaurant on site meant dinner was easy, and the garden was nice for a sunny afternoon break.