Hotel Gianna is a very modern hotel with excellent location. One of the last hotels in an alley (Ski bus turnaround) not far from the nearest ski lift. The Hotel has it's own shuttle bus which they use to take people to the lifts and back. We used it a couple of times, but mainly relied on the ski bus service. The distance is also not impossible by foot which we also tryed in a nice, sunny weather. Being situated in the end of the alley, the location is very quiet.

I would definately recommend half board, since the food and service is just excellent. We stayed there during christmas time and the eight course xmas dinner was just mind blowing (and stomach filling..). Every other day we were served a four course dinner, which we had a possibility to choose from a special selection for the day. There was always one appetizer and 3-4 second and third courses to choose from. The desert was also fixed every day. 3rd and 4th courses had always a choice of meat, fish and vegetable and typically a soup or pasta. Half board also included a small snack around 3-5 pm, which was typically a piece of cake, fruit salad and tea.

Downstairs was a health spa with a wide variety of different treatments that my wife tryed. I settled for whirpool, finnish sauna and a steam sauna instead. There was also a small swimming pool with a possibility to turn on a current for those who wanted to swim. The spa area was quite spacious and propably the biggest I've seen for a hotel this size. It was on two floors, upper for the treatments and the lower for everything else.

The hotel was equipped with an elevator, so it fits also people with disabilities. One cool thing was when I told the concierge the first day that our room was a little bit cold, he managed the temperature from a computer. There was other fancy technology in this hotel and this made the hotel quite modern. The rooms had credit card keys that were identified from distance and there was a small green/red light on the reader which told the cleaning staff whether someone was in the room or not. Our room was cleaned twice a day and every evening during the dinner our pyjamas were set in a funny way on the bed (check out the photo) :)

All-in-all, a very pleasant stay. Only small hinder was a fact that our room was situated right next to the elevator shaft. Therefore we could hear the elevator quite well every time it went up or down (it sounded a lot like a small snow plow going back and forth in the yard). So just a small tip for you guys planning to book a trip, ask for a room away from the elevator :)

Another thing that came to us as a surprice was that the 6 day ski ticket that was included in the price, was only to the Madonna di Campiglio lifts. This we found out one day when we skied down to a other side of the mountain trying to access the other areas displayed on the ski map.

We stayed at Hotel Gianna for a ski week in February, and it was one of the best vacation experiences we have had in a long time. The family that runs this hotel cannot do enough to help make your stay a perfect one. We had a a duplex room with a balcony, as we were traveling with our son he had a loft space all to himself and it allowed my wife and I to have some privacy on the lower floor. The hotel was recently renovated and is in mint condition. The Hotel also has a wellness/spa center that is open to guests that is a perfect antidote after a day of skiing. There is a heated pool, a steam room, sauna, hot tub, aroma therapy showers as well as massage services. The food is excellent with different menus every night, and in the morning a full buffet breakfast. The hotel also has a van service to take you to and pick you up from the many different ski areas in Madonna di Campiglio. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for an idyllic vacation in the Italian alps.

We stopped one night here on the way to Lake Como from Venice after reading the reviews on trip advisor and found it excellent, friendly staff, excellent room with pleasant view from balcony , nice indoor pool and jacuzzi , meal was one of the best we had in Italy and great value at €20 for dinner. 10 minute walk into town centre . Would definitely stay here again if in the area . The hotel was fairly quiet when we stayed but of course the main season is during the winter .

We stayed at this hotel for one week in March and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a smallish charming hotel with excellent service and good food.

The twin room we had booked (comfort negritella) was reasonably spacious and spotlessly clean. I found the service excellent, the atmosphere warm and dinner (included in the room price) very good and varied. The spa downstairs was small but lovely and well maintained. A nice place to relax after a day of skiing.

The hotel is a little way from the the centre of town itself with a number of other hotels (about 15-20 minutes walk) and there don't seem to be taxis readily available in Madonna. During the day the free shuttle bus worked pretty well (if you aren't impatient) but given that there are other guests in the hotel you invariably end up waiting for the bus. Generally this was 10 minutes or so, but in the mornings it could be up to 20-25 minutes. So its not ideal if you want instant access to the slopes or apres ski. That said, the nearest ski lift is about 10 minutes walk.

The only bad point that there were two very noisy children in the neighbouring room and the walls were thin enough for this to be bothersome (it was our wake up call most mornings).