Rosapetra Spa Resort

We’ll definitely come back to enjoy the care and peaceful rest here again. This is one of the best hotels we’ve visited. The service fully lived up to our expectations, with very polite staff and excellent food in the restaurant. The spa area and bath were beyond praise. Thank you.

Dinner at the Vista Restaurant was exceptional, with high-quality ingredients and a great wine list. Breakfast was generous and delicious too. The spa stood out for us: modern, quiet, exceptionally clean, and a serene place to unwind after exploring the mountain passes. The treatments were wonderful. We loved our Premium Deluxe Room, spotless and beautifully designed, with a terrace facing the mountains. Staff were welcoming and attentive, always smiling and ready with local advice. Rosapetra Spa Resort is tucked away enough to feel peaceful and private, with incredible Dolomite views, while still just a few minutes from Cortina. It was a lovely mix of scenery, comfort, and relaxation. We left feeling completely relaxed and already talking about coming back. Rosapetra captures the beauty and spirit of the Dolomites, cozy, elegant, unforgettable. Highly recommended.

The spa facilities were impressive, clean, and had plenty of options, including saunas, a cold plunge, and a great pool. Breakfast was included, and there was a well-kept, well-stocked spread along with a menu for made-to-order omelets, scrambled eggs, and the like. The restaurant was excellent. We loved our stay at Rosapetra, and the staff went above and beyond to make it feel special. If we return to the Dolomites, we’ll book here again.

The rooms are small, which is why I gave them four stars. At over $800 a night, I expected a little more in the room. The bed was very comfortable and the temperature control easy to manage. There was an en suite minibar, but it wasn’t included in our stay; the upper-level rooms include one, though they can cost up to $1600 a night. The rest of the resort was beautiful. The spa fee is included, bottled water is available whenever you need it, and they greet you with a welcome drink. Staff are attentive, answer questions, and give you a tour of the facilities. The valet was kind and helpful, and the service felt on par with a five-star resort. Food at the restaurant was top-notch, served with excellent service. The wine list was amazing, from €60 to over €2000, and the owner was often around talking with patrons. Breakfast is included, with a wide range of meats, cheese, grains, and pastries, plus delicious homemade orange juice. There’s a limited menu for omelets or scrambled eggs with bacon. The spa is beautiful: one outdoor sauna has an epic mountain view, there’s a cold shower inside by the pool, and the body-temperature pool has hydrating massage jets. We couldn’t get a massage because they were fully booked, but it sounds like they’re amazing. I’d call it one of the best hotels in the region, but be prepared to spend some money at the restaurant. Definitely five stars.