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The perfect stopover on the way to Switzerland and when returning from Venice and Lake Garda and Como. You are transported to a different world with a different temperature and environment. This is a place where you can rest and relax until your next trip. Don't treat this place as an overnight stop only. If you spend only one night there, you will find that the next 20 km of travel will take you all day. Take advantage of the taste of great restaurants, hospitality and be sure to visit gas station and meet these wonderful old people. The surrounding mountains will keep you entertained for the day, especially the borderlands and amazing spirals. Be sure to buy a souvenir from Campodolcino. The temperature difference is stunning and admiration for people and full respect and the fact that you can fall in love with this place. Campodolcino made my vacation extend by two whole days. How amazing it is that you can see it at every step, what strength and effort is put into the tourism of this wonderful place and the surrounding area.

Never Again!!! We booked a week in this Hotel for a skiing holiday in January. How it gets its high reviews is beyond me. I would rate it 1 Star and that’s only because of its location to the ski lifts, Sure it has a pool ( full of mothers plus babies and older children in the weekends) but no sauna. The hotel itself is dated, tired and dilapidated, it has a creaking old lift that only goes to the third floor and as our room was on the fourth floor we had to drag our bags up to our very small double room. We booked a week in this Hotel for a skiing holiday in January. How it gets its high reviews is beyond me. I would rate it 1 Star and that’s only because of its location to the ski lifts, . We arrived on a Saturday and the hotel was busy with week-enders and ski clubs. Monday morning the hotel was virtually empty, when we returned in the afternoon the hotel was full of teenagers on a school trip ( +/- 80 ). The noise level really went up and teenagers being teenagers proceeded to take over the hotel. That night the noise did not quieten down till far after midnight. In the morning we complained to reception, they were sympathetic but said there was nothing they could do about it, the management did not want to know, so we checked out paying for the whole week after staying for three nights only. Had we been warned before that a group of school children were going to be staying at the hotel that week we would not have booked. It only says it is ‘child friendly’. This hotel is very popular with school clubs and ski clubs. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED