EVERY ROOM, A STORY

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And the good thing is, everything comes in sets of twos: two, separate double rooms; two bathrooms – with a bathtub and shower – which transform into a Turkish bath with a separate WC; and two balconies with a breathtaking view over the Dolomites. The suite is ideal for up to six guests.

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The new 80-square-metre Suite Olympic 1956 welcomes guests with spacious, light-filled interiors, a cosy living area, an intimate bedroom, and thoughtful relaxation features such as a sauna, steam shower, and freestanding bathtub. Fine fabrics, natural wood, and soft mountain light complete this experience of true alpine comfort.

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The daytime area features a fold-out bed and bathroom with shower, while the night-time area has a bathroom with a bathtub. The suite is located on the Casa’s recently renovated top floor and can host up to four guests.

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Located on the Casa’s renovated top floor, the suite’s night-time area is separated by its daytime counterpart featuring a fold-out bed, bathroom with bathtub and shower, and a beautiful balcony. The suite can host up to four guests.

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A stunning view of the Sassongher from the balcony. A spacious yet homey ambience: our Romantik rooms, Dolomites view (40-45 m2) are the perfect marriage between elegance and simplicity.

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The Romantik rooms (40-45 m2) give that homey feeling of welcome intimacy combined with sublime elegance. Whether with or without a balcony, these spacious rooms are where cherished memories and heartfelt emotions come to life.

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A balcony with a stunning vista of the Dolomites, and a room boasting South Tyrolean furnishing and textiles: harmony reigns supreme across 30 m2

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The Comfort rooms are a hymn to South Tyrolean elegance: 30 m2of pure delight, and a balcony, to boot!