Hotel Biancaneve

Once you know the trick, the location is great: take the bus to the Sportinia ski lift. The hotel is right in the town center, but we had no trouble with noise. It’s very clean, the food is home cooked, and there was always plenty to eat. The two sisters who run it are lovely and always smiling. Highly recommended.

The mattresses were comfortable, and getting to the ski lift was easy. It isn’t a long walk, and there’s also a bus every 30 minutes to one of the lifts for €2. The two sisters running the hotel are lovely, and they make really tasty dinners every night. Definitely get dinner included if you can, the lasagna was my favorite. We had an amazing stay!

The breakfast was a little limited, with egg, ham, cheese, cereal, and yogurt, and no cooked options. I also wished the rooms had a bit more space and more hooks or rails for drying towels and airing ski gear. Still, the place was very clean, the evening meal was really tasty, and the accommodation was good overall. It’s handy for skiing, with town two minutes away, a supermarket one minute away, and the ski bus stop just 30 seconds away. I recommend it for a Crystal ski holiday.

We spent seven nights here on a Ski Deal package booked with Crystal ski, and we’ll definitely be back. The rooms are modest in size but spotlessly clean, with a newly refurbished bathroom in our case. They’re cleaned daily, and towels and linen are replaced as needed. The two sisters who run the hotel are lovely, pleasant, flexible, and incredibly hospitable. Dinner is a three course meal served in the main dining area, with a choice of starter and main and generous portions. Breakfast is continental, with warm bread, fruit, yogurt, cheese, and ham. The town is about a 90 second walk away, the local lift about five minutes on foot, or the Sportinia lift five minutes by bus. There’s a decent sized bar with lots of board games, mostly in Italian. I already miss the evening meals.