Residence Montana
A kitchenette and mountain view for the whole family
About this hotel
Montana works as a self-catering base with the ski logistics folded in: a ski pass sales point and ski storage sit alongside the kitchenette units, dining area and sofa bed that make the rooms function more like small apartments than hotel rooms. The garden gives outdoor space that isn't the balcony, and the fitness room covers the days the group wants to move without skiing. Windsurfing and other water sports round out the property's rest-day options, a nod to the lake rather than the slopes. Lake Resia is 3 km away, and Bolzano Airport sits roughly 104 km from the property, a manageable transfer for a week-long family stay in the valley.
- Kitchenette
- Ski storage
- Fitness room
- Family-friendly
Our take
Families wanting to self-cater across a longer ski stay, with the ski pass and storage logistics handled on site, get real value from Montana. Anyone wanting daily housekeeping or a full restaurant should look elsewhere, since Montana is built around independence rather than full service throughout the whole week-long stay.
- Cook breakfast in the kitchenette before an early lift, it beats waiting on a hotel breakfast service
- Store skis in the dedicated area overnight rather than the apartment, it keeps the living space usable
- Try windsurfing on a rest day if the lake conditions allow, it is an easy add given the on-site access
Why we love it
- Kitchenette units with dining areas
- A ski pass sales point on site
- Dedicated ski storage
- Water sports access
Why guests love itMaking breakfast in the apartment before an early lift saves a good half hour compared to waiting on a hotel dining room, and with the ski pass sales point downstairs the whole morning routine happens without leaving the building. The kitchenette and dining area make longer stays feel less like a hotel room and more like a base, which matters when a family is unpacking for a full week rather than a weekend.