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Hotel Savoia
Hotel Savoia
Hotel
Bed And Breakfast
About Hotel Savoia
Hotel Savoia sits directly on the slopes at Passo Tonale, one of Italy's most reliable high-altitude ski resorts, with ski-in, ski-out access making it a practical choice for those who want to maximise time on snow. The package available from 21st March 2026 covers seven nights on a half board basis, with flights, transfers, and parking included — a straightforward all-in arrangement that removes the usual logistical friction of a ski trip. On-site, the hotel runs a restaurant and bar, a sauna, and a spa, with a garden area that comes into its own during the longer daylight hours of late-season skiing. A clothes dryer is available, a small but genuinely useful detail after a full day on the mountain. Passo Tonale's glacier skiing means snow cover at this time of year is typically more dependable than at lower resorts, and the terrain suits a broad range of ability levels. Hotel Savoia operates at three stars — the emphasis here is on function and comfort rather than luxury flourishes, making it a solid base for skiers who want direct slope access and straightforward half board convenience without paying for amenities they won't use.
The Layout
A traditional 4-story alpine hotel building with a basement wellness area, ground floor reception/dining, and three floors of guest rooms.
Amenities
17 features available
Parking
Sauna
Bar Area
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Elevator
Mountain Views
Driver Service
Spa
Garden
Parking
Sauna
Bar Area
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Elevator
Mountain Views
Driver Service
Spa
Garden
Parking
Sauna
Bar Area
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Elevator
Mountain Views
Driver Service
Spa
Garden
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£115
per night
Mid Season
From
£145
per night
High Season
From
£195
per night
Location
Passo Tonale sits at around 1,884 metres in the Adamello-Presanella Alps on the border of Lombardy and Trentino, giving it access to glacier skiing on the Presena glacier that extends above 3,000 metres. This elevation makes it one of the more snow-secure resorts in the Italian Alps, particularly relevant for a late-season trip in March. The resort is connected to Ponte di Legno lower down the valley, expanding the skiable terrain considerably. Hotel Savoia's ski-in, ski-out positioning means the lifts are immediately accessible from the property — no shuttle buses or lengthy walks in ski boots. The resort centre, with its shops, bars, and additional dining options, is within easy reach on foot. The included transfer from the airport removes the need to arrange onward transport independently.
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About Passo Tonale
High-altitude, snow-sure skiing with glacier access in the spectacular Italian Alps.
Ideal forFamiliesBeginnersSnow-seekersIntermediates
- Altitude
- 1,883m
- Summit
- 3,000m
- Pistes
- 100km
- Drop
- 1,879m
- Snowfall
- 4.5m per season
- Season
- Late Nov – Early May
Located on a high mountain pass connecting Trentino and Lombardy, Passo Tonale offers an exceptionally snow-sure and sunny ski experience. As a purpose-built resort village sitting above the tree line at 1,883m, it provides seamless ski-in/ski-out access to wide, open slopes that are perfect for beginners, intermediates, and families looking to build their confidence on the snow. The resort serves as the high-altitude hub of the expansive Pontedilegno-Tonale ski domain. Beyond its sunny, south-facing plateau, Passo Tonale connects to the spectacular Presena Glacier at 3,000m, ensuring a remarkably long ski season that stretches from late autumn well into spring. Skiers can also link directly to the charming, tree-lined slopes of Ponte di Legno and Temù, offering a contrasting and sheltered alpine environment. This dynamic combination of high-altitude cruising, thrilling off-piste descents, and family-friendly amenities makes Passo Tonale a highly versatile and appealing Italian destination.
Passo Tonale boasts a wide, sunny, and treeless bowl perfect for confidence-building, alongside the snow-sure Presena Glacier offering spectacular high-alpine runs. The linked area of Ponte di Legno provides a stark contrast with its challenging, red and black tree-lined descents, ensuring excellent variety for all abilities.
Set between the Adamello-Presanella Alps and the Ortler Alps, this region spans both Trentino and Lombardy, offering diverse terrain and stunning glaciated peaks.
Ski areas
South-Facing Bowl
BeginnerWide, gentle, sunny slopes right by the village, perfect for learning and building confidence.
Presena Glacier
AdvancedHigh-altitude red runs and thrilling off-piste routes starting at 3,000m with breathtaking panoramic views.
Ponte di Legno
IntermediateFast, tree-lined red runs offering shelter on windy or low-visibility days, linked directly by gondola.
Temù
ExpertQuiet, challenging red and black forest pistes at the lower end of the domain.
Contrabbandieri
FreerideFamous off-piste itineraries starting from the Tonale pass, highly sought after by freeriders.
Getting there
Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY)
2h 30min
130km
The Fly Ski Shuttle operates from major regional airports (Bergamo, Verona, Milan) during winter; private taxi transfers are also readily available. Ample outdoor and some covered parking available near accommodations and base stations.
Season & passes
Late November to early May
The Presena Glacier often opens earlier in November and stays open later into the spring months.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (EUR 65), Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 330)
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LOW SEASON
£115
/night