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Hotel Carlo Magno
Hotel
Under 5 min to slopes
20 m² per room
Bed And Breakfast
About Hotel Carlo Magno
Hotel Carlo Magno has been run by the Maturi family since 1947, and that continuity shows in how the place operates — with genuine hospitality rather than corporate polish. Positioned in Madonna di Campiglio against the Brenta Dolomites, the hotel combines ski access with a full wellness offering: pool, hot tub, sauna, spa and gym are all on site, alongside a restaurant and bar. Rooms and suites come with balconies, and the garden provides outdoor space when the slopes are done for the day. Beyond the standard ski hotel offer, the property includes a children's play area and an astronomical observatory — an unusual touch that makes it particularly well suited to families. The Dolomites backdrop means views are a constant presence, whether from the balcony or the restaurant. With ski-in, ski-out access and a lift on site, the transition from room to mountain is as direct as it gets. A long-established property that earns its reputation through consistency and character rather than recent renovation.
The Layout
Large alpine resort hotel spread across multiple wings with central spa and dining facilities.
Amenities
18 features available
Pool
Sauna
Gym
Spa
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Kids Club
Ski Room
Parking
Hot Tub
Bar Area
Balcony
Garden
Pool
Sauna
Gym
Spa
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Kids Club
Ski Room
Parking
Hot Tub
Bar Area
Balcony
Garden
Pool
Sauna
Gym
Spa
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Kids Club
Ski Room
Parking
Hot Tub
Bar Area
Balcony
Garden
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£185
per night
Mid Season
From
£320
per night
High Season
From
£580
per night
Location
Madonna di Campiglio sits at the heart of one of northern Italy's most celebrated ski areas, with the Skirama Dolomiti network connecting over 150km of pistes across the Brenta Dolomites. Hotel Carlo Magno is positioned within easy walking distance of ski lifts and cross-country trails, making it a practical base for skiers who want to maximise time on snow. The resort village offers a good range of restaurants, shops and après-ski options, all accessible on foot. For arrivals, the nearest major airport is Verona, approximately two hours by road, with Innsbruck and Milan Malpensa also viable options depending on flight availability. The hotel's ski-in, ski-out access removes the need for shuttle transfers or car hire once you're in resort.
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About Madonna di Campiglio
The Pearl of the Brenta Dolomites, blending Italian elegance with spectacular skiing.
Ideal forCouples & Luxury SeekersIntermediatesFreestylersFamilies
- Altitude
- 1,522m
- Summit
- 2,504m
- Pistes
- 150km
- Drop
- 1,654m
- Snowfall
- 4.5m per season
- Season
- Late Nov – Mid Apr
Madonna di Campiglio is an elegant and historic ski resort nestled in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites in Trentino, Italy. Known as the 'Pearl of the Dolomites', it has long been a favored destination for Italian high society, offering a chic village atmosphere complete with upscale boutiques, refined dining, and sophisticated après-ski. The stunning limestone peaks provide a dramatic and breathtaking backdrop to the resort's tree-lined slopes. The skiing is part of the extensive Skiarea Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta, connecting Madonna di Campiglio seamlessly with neighboring Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva. This provides 150km of linked pistes that are immaculately groomed and primarily cater to intermediate cruisers and families. Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on the legendary Canalone Miramonti, a famous FIS Alpine Ski World Cup slalom course. Beyond the traditional alpine pistes, Madonna di Campiglio boasts the Ursus Snowpark, one of the best terrain parks in the Alps. Whether you are carving down sun-drenched corduroy, enjoying an Aperol Spritz at a mountain rifugio, or strolling through the glamorous pedestrian center, the resort offers a truly 'la dolce vita' winter experience.
The terrain is a paradise for intermediate cruisers, featuring long, sweeping, tree-lined reds and scenic blues. Experts can tackle steep World Cup black runs, while freestylers will find world-class features at the renowned Ursus Snowpark.
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its striking, jagged limestone peaks and stunning pink sunsets known as the Enrosadira.
Ski areas
Grostè
IntermediateHigh-altitude, sun-drenched wide slopes perfect for cruising, and home to the massive Ursus Snowpark.
Spinale
AdvancedSteeper, challenging terrain featuring the thrilling Schumacher Streif black run plunging back into town.
Cinque Laghi
ExpertThe classic side of the mountain hosting the famous Canalone Miramonti World Cup night slalom piste.
Pradalago
BeginnerFeatures long, gentle, scenic blue runs winding through the forests, ideal for improving technique.
Getting there
Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN)
2h 30min
150km
The Fly Ski Shuttle runs direct bus transfers from Verona, Bergamo, and Milan airports during the winter season. Several paid underground parking garages are available on the edge of the pedestrian zones; many hotels offer private parking.
Season & passes
Late November to mid-April
Buying passes online in advance typically offers a discount of up to 20% compared to the ticket window.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (Skiarea) (EUR 74), Adult 6-Day Pass (Skiarea) (EUR 390)
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LOW SEASON
£185
/night