Pianeta Oro Apartment

The location is idyllic and the communication was very friendly. The accommodation itself is very basic and quite run-down in some places. The sauna turns on, but it doesn't help much when neither of its two doors closes properly. The mattresses are completely worn out too. I find €1,100 for one night extortionate, especially during the Olympics.

The outside is beautiful and quiet, with a panoramic view, and there's a heated pool, sauna, and barbecue area. The kitchen also has a coffee machine, dishwasher, and washing machine. But unfortunately our room was a basement hovel. It smelled musty as soon as we walked in, there were 5-6 flies and a few spiders, and some corners of the walls had black mold. The beds, pillows, and towels all had that same unpleasant damp smell. There were three of us, but only the double bed had been made. Opening the sofa in the entryway made it hard to get between the kitchen and bedroom. I slept on it because it smelled less musty than the bedroom, but it was worn out and uncomfortable, creaking and clanking whenever I turned over. A large attic window above it let sunlight in from 7 in the morning, and there was no blackout curtain, so you had to wake up. The bathroom wasn't great either, with scattered stains, mold in the corners, and less than perfect cleanliness, including a rusty toilet brush holder and a toothbrush with residue. Sorry for the negative review, but I hope the owner fixes these problems right away, because the outside is really lovely.

The view from this second-floor apartment is breathtaking, and the place feels comfortable and peaceful. The ski facilities are about a kilometer away, with parking, and Livigno is a few kilometers farther. There’s also a sauna, a hydromassage pool, and a barbecue for guests who want to use it.

The property itself is beautiful, with a sauna and hot tub, but the welcome from the owners was almost nonexistent. We booked and paid for four, yet only the bedroom bed was made. We had to set up the sofa bed ourselves, and it barely deserves to be called a bed. The bathroom has no window or extractor fan. With more care, this could have been somewhere we’d want to return to.