We are the only hotel on the slopes of San Martino di Castrozza, offering all the benefits and comforts of a ski-in, ski-out hotel; in summer, we are a retreat where the mountains become your companion on walks, hikes or simply moments of relaxation surrounded by nature.
Our eight rooms, inspired by mountain flowers and furnished in a warm Alpine style, welcome couples and families into an intimate and cosy atmosphere, with particular attention paid to the details and the materials used.
To complete the experience, we offer half-board: a breakfast bursting with authentic flavours and à la carte dinners from our gourmet kitchen, turning every meal into an unforgettable moment.
Discover our rooms and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of the Dolomites, with their scents, colours and mountain atmosphere.
Gentian, a mountain flower with a distinctive blue-violet colour, grows wild and thrives in high-altitude meadows: thanks to its properties, it is widely used in herbal medicine – a true natural remedy!
The Negritella or Nigritella, a wild mountain orchid, owes its name to the colour variations of its petals: ranging from pale pink to deep red, and on to dark purple, almost black. It has a delicate and distinctive fragrance, reminiscent of chocolate and vanilla.
The Stella Alpina, queen of the Alps, is one of the most precious flowers in our mountains. It grows in places that are often inaccessible, impossible to reach for anyone wishing to pick it, and for this very reason it is a symbol of courage.
The Bucaneve, or morning star, is a small white flower that blooms early in winter. Despite the delicacy of its stem and petals, it manages to survive particularly cold temperatures.
The Ciclamino, a plant with bright pink flowers in a myriad of shades, has been regarded as a symbol of good fortune since ancient times. The variety that grows in our mountains is smaller than the others, but has a sweet, intense fragrance.
The Mughetto, a herbaceous plant characterised by small, white, bell-shaped flowers, is highly poisonous in many of its parts, despite its fragrance and delicate appearance.
With its tiny, purplish flowers, the Erica is a very common species at high altitudes, found in many different varieties across the Alps and the Apennines, and is highly resistant even to freezing temperatures.
This small flower, which is bright yellow in its alpine variety, takes its name from the Latin word *primus*, referring to its characteristic early flowering, which occurs immediately after the snow has melted, when the meadows begin to turn green.
In our restaurant, every moment becomes a little ritual of pleasure. A cuisine where tradition meets innovation.
