This hotel is absolutley lovley. It has a homely feel with the most attentive staff I have encountered.

Food is amazing and there is a brilliant choice of traditional italian food.

The view from rooms at the front of the hotel looks out over a black ski run called the Schumaker which is great for watching people ski down.

We had a good holiday at the Hotel Savoia Palace and on the whole we were satisfied with the hotel although it does require a bit of updating. The staff were all excellent and could not do enough for you.
The food in the restaurant was very good, presented nicely and there was always plenty with a good choice. Our room was huge and very warm although it was in need of some modernisation and it would be nice to wi-fi.
The lift was small and would only take three people, again it needs updating. The boot room was long and narrow and there is not enough seating; once you have got your boots on and you are ready to go there is a long walk all around the outside of the hotel to get to the nearest lift, although the lift is at the rear of the hotel.
The bar area is good and comfortable and usually has a roaring fire, again the barman was excellent. The prices were reasonable but there was no draught beer which for this class of hotel was strange.
The town of Madonna di Campiglio is a very nice and very chic with some lovely shops and a good atmosphere. All in all we had a good holiday here and would not hesitate to return.

We visited the Savoia Palace for a week in February for our honeymoon and could not have chosen a better hotel. The rooms & bar were cosy & warm, the food was amazing (a 5 course dinner every night if you could manage it!), and the staff were first class, especially the barman & restaurant manager. It was a lovely place to come back to after a hard days skiing and you didn't really feel the need to leave again! There is a ski room to leave all your stuff in & they make sure you don't walk through the hotel in ski boots etc so it's kept nice & clean. There is a small wellness centre with a great jacuzzi, sauna & steam room & you can even have massages etc at an extra cost. Madonna is a great resort, especially for relative beginners, which we were, and it's fairly easy to ski round the whole mountain range without doing the same run twice! The hotel is located about a 5 min walk from the 5 Laghi lift so there's no need to get on buses etc, although there is one if you want to get to a different lift and aren't strong enough to carry your skis! The resort as a whole is not a cheap resort, not helped by the value of the Euro - so as long as you know that before you go you won;t be too shocked. You can buy the best hot chocolate, which is basically melted chocolate! And be sure to try a Bombardino on the slopes too!

First impressions were disappointed, the room was pretty basic with 2 single beds pushed together, not at all like the photos on the website. Having said that the bathroom was good and there was plenty of storage room. Luckily we were on the top floor as the rooms had wooded floors so would think it would be noisy for those below. Although initially we were disappointed the hotel kind of grew on us and became quite endearing, it was like it was old but trying very hard to keep up with the times. The bar was quiet but the 2 barmen who served us while we were there were great, very chatty and friendly, reception and the waiters were also very good. We were half board and the food was very good, a lot of variety so something for everyone. There was a ski locker room which you had to use which was fine and also a small spa area containing a hot tub (the most violent I have been in I think - but good), a sauna and steam room and a couple of showers. You could also book treatments if you wanted. The town itself was on the whole quiet we had trouble finding restaurants or bars, restaurants were not really a problem as we were half board and we tended to stick to Bar Stube for evening and after ski drinks staff here were lovely. Mostly Italians at the resort who loved parading around in fur coats. The hotel was well situation for the Cinque Laghi lift about 3 minute walk. The ski area was great and would suit beginners and early intermediates very well blues and reds were on the easier side of the grades but it was still great fun as I don't like scaring myself stupid all the time. There were some blacks as well, I did find although the pistes were well groomed they did get churned up badly quite early in the day on the reds due to the volume of skiers, I thought it was quite busy but am more used to Canada and others said it was not that busy compared to other resorts in Europe. There was also some good off piste between the Groste and Spinale area. The scenery was spectacular and took your breath away. You can also ski to nearby Folgarida and Marilleva which also have some good slopes, there were also some lovely on mountain restaurants where you could sit outside which as is the norm in europe played 80's music much to our amusement. There were a few lift queues but nothing to time consuming and it was quite funny as it always ended up in a bit of bun fight as the locals jostled to get to the front first, we became quite good at pushing in (not the English way) by the end of the holiday. Apres was quite a lively affair for the locals, with loud cheesey music and dancing on tables, many of the locals seem to stop for lunch and then not bother skiing after that. Much to my amazement I found myself falling in love with this resort and would probably return and probably stay in the Savoia Palace again something I would not have said at the start of the holiday.