I went to Sporthotel Rosatti with my parents. I am 16 . Everything was outstanding, especially the food, the room and the pool(for me) and the spa(for my parents). The slopes were very good, i went skiing everyday from 10 to 16. We are going to spend our next ski holiday here to.


Lazar

We stayed for 3 nights in August 2011, family of 4, in one of their suites. It was in a new building and was very, very good. We had 2 bedrooms (a double and a twin converted sofa bed) with a separate lounge area and a bathroom, with 3 balconies. The room was excellent, with new fixtures and fittings throughout, including a huge whirlpool bath! The hotel has a nice indoor pool (not huge, but fine) an outdoor hut tub and a sauna..all very well maintained.
Dinner consisted of an antipasti buffet, then 3 choices for primi (pasta and soup) and secondi (meat and fish)....all very good quality and a nice variety. Breakfast was also a very good buffet, inluding eggs and bacon as well as the usual fruit and pastries.
Hotel seems to organise quite a range of events for Summer, trekking, etc. as well as having a large number of mountain bikes you can borrow for free.
Seemed to be mainly Italian guests, think we were the only Brits there, and the staff were great and very friendly and helpful.
I am sure we will be back for either a Summer short break, or maybe even a ski weekend...accessible to Passo Tonalle and other smaller ski areas.

Fantastic food, service more than better, enterteitment very good.

We were skiing the firs time in Dolomites after many years in Austrian Alps. Hotel Rosatti and Rosatti family made our stay a real dream. Hotel, food, spa, events, parties organized by the family were so good that we already booked the hotel for the next year. We felt there as Rosatti's friends, specially when Mr Rosatti or his son Ricardo were personally serving tiramisu for the guests :))
Madonna di Campiglio, Forgalida and Marileva are wonderful ski regions. I am sure there is no better destination and accomodation in all Dolomites mountains.
Margarita Olasinska-Chart and her friends