Hotel La Perla Wellness & Beauty

For €45, the spa seemed reasonably priced, with about five kinds of saunas, a cold plunge, a cold massage shower, and a tropical massage shower. I visited as a guest. The pool area has children in it until 5:30, which can get very noisy, so I'd suggest going after that if you want to avoid them. In the showers afterward, there was only hand soap and no shampoo. They provide hair dryers, so it seemed odd that a hotel wouldn't have shampoo.

The rooms were very warm, and the wellness and spa facilities were excellent. The food was very good as well. The nearest gondola or bus stop is 100 metres away.

Go there, it's an amazing hotel. The service felt like genuine care, better than anywhere else, and the staff even helped us get ski equipment and return it to the rental after an injury. The food has some real standouts: the best pasta we've had in Italy, a heavenly breakfast croissant, a great variety of local honeys, and almond milk at breakfast, which is unusual in the area. The place is clean and stylish, with a luxury wood-cabin feel but cleanliness like home. The ski room, lobby, bar, and rooms are all high level. A couple of downsides: the grilled meat at dinner wasn't actually grilled and wasn't tasty. Beauty and wellness treatments cost about €10 more than at other hotels, and the spa water felt cold at 35 degrees since we're used to 38-40.

The stay at La Perla was lovely, with a comfortable, private feel and quite a luxurious touch. The spa was a real highlight, and the food and set-up were very good. The staff were attentive and especially helpful and accommodating when my boyfriend became ill, which we really appreciated. One small thing: it would be lovely to have tea included in the afternoon, even something simple for people who drink a lot of tea. A kettle in every room would make sense too, though they did give us one when we asked.