Best of the Dolomites

Aman Rosa Alpina

Set in the charming village of San Cassiano, Aman Rosa Alpina is a luxurious mountain retreat ideal for unforgettable getaways year-round. Following a complete redesign by architect Jean-Michel Gathy, the resort has reopened under Aman’s banner, now led by the third generation of the Pizzinini family. The hotel blends Aman’s signature tranquillity, intuitive service, and privacy with a wealth of amenities. Cosy rooms offer sweeping mountain views, while a private two-suite residence accommodates up to four guests. With direct access to 1,200 km of Alpine terrain, enjoy hiking, biking, and climbing in summer.

Onsite, spend time together in one of the three private cinemas, a games room for all ages, or the serene spa with three pools, a jacuzzi, and treatment rooms rooted in local healing traditions. Evenings bring exquisite restaurants – from artisanal pizzas to wine tastings in the cellar-style library.

COMO Alpina Dolomites

Recognised as a modern architectural masterpiece, COMO Alpina Dolomites sits on the Alpe di Siusi, one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful high-altitude plateaus. Unlike any other mountain retreat, the resort has been awarded One MICHELIN Key in both the MICHELIN Guide 2024 and 2025.

With just 60 rooms, each thoughtfully furnished by South Tyrol’s skilled artisans, the hotel offers an intimate and refined atmosphere. The restaurant celebrates the flavours of South Tyrol, showcasing the finest local and regional produce through its food and wine offering.

Its location on the Alpe di Siusi offers year-round adventures with 450 km of scenic hiking trails in the summer and easy access to the natural beauty of the Val Gardena region. Adrenaline-fuelled mountain biking excursions are right on the hotel’s doorstep, as is horse riding and paragliding, where you’ll gain a bird’s eye view of the world-famous Mount Sciliar, the Catinaccio and the Corno del Renon. For something less daring, ride the scenic cable cars from Ortisei or Siusi allo Sciliar, which whisk visitors up to the Alpe di Siusi plateau for panoramic views across the Dolomites. Or try local South Tyrolean cuisine at traditional mountain huts like Malga Sanon, where seasonal menus showcase regional specialities in a rustic alpine setting surrounded by mountain meadows.