Top Hotels Near Rifugio Paolina in San Giovanni di Fassa from NZ$159

"Lovely place"

"Lorenzo and his staff are second to none. The food is great, the bar is convenient and the sauna is always hot and provides the relaxation needed after a long day of skiing and snowboarding. I plan to stay here on future Dolomiti adventures!!! Thank you "

"Would book again"

"The place was ok. Clean, older, and Ok. The bathrooms had liquid soap and shampoo in a packet and we only received one of them for 2 people. No face clothes, but that is typical for Europe. The beds were low as there is no box spring. No top sheet, just a duvet cover which stinks, but typical now a days. No elevator. The breakfast was also just ok, maybe a 7 on a 1 to 10 scale. Thet offered minimal fresh fruit, a couple cheeses and runny eggs. There were a few donuts, bread and croissants. The parking stinks as the lot close to the door is shared with a condo so you fight for spots with the homeowners. They have parking in front of the restaurant on the opposite side of the building, but you have to walk on a busy road to get to it since on off hours, the doors to get out are locked from the restaurant. This would be a fire hazard in the states. The good thing about the hotel is its location on top of a mountain near some great skiing. The castle has charm which is nice. The bartender was nice to talk to on Saturday night. He likes the Celtics like I do and he is quite the financial investor. Not sure if I'd stay there again, but it was a nice experience overall."

"Room was beautiful, bed was comfy and the staff were kind."

"Lovely spa"

"clean room, great staff, mountain view, spa"

"The parking at this hotel was easy and convenient. It was hot, as there was no ac and I did leave the windows open, but my room faced another hotel where people stayed up until late into the night and so it was noisy all night. There wasn’t much of a breeze outside when I stayed there either. "

"Overall we had a great holiday in this house. But there were a few issues: very strong musty / damp smell which slowly dissipated over the week. Cupboards full of owners stuff, other people's toiletries and hair grips etc in the bathroom. The owner agreed to provide bedding but there wasn't enough,. Fortunately we found some more under the eaves of the house. There were no duvet covers but we managed with sheets and blankets. The mattresses were old and stained, not very comfortable. But the bedding we found was clean. The light in the kitchen didn't work, we had to change the bulb. The room in the basement was cold and damp. Fortunately we didn't need to use it. The other bedrooms were good. The garden was so overgrown you couldn't use it but there is a nice concrete area round the house with chairs and table. It was lovely eating outside looking over to the mountains. The view and location are stunning and the chalet has a very cosy, traditional feel. Remember to bring basic supplies such as loo roll etc. "