Hotel Dolomiti Madonna is a welcoming family run hotel in Ortisei, Italy. The hotel has free access to a swimming pool and whirlpool just 150m away. There is also plenty of space to relax in the friendly atmostphere in the hotel bar and lounge areas.
Located in the centre of Ortisie, just 3 minutes walk from the moving stairway that connects to the Seceda gondola. The ski bus also stop right outside the hotel making the slopes and Dolomites ski area very easily accessible.
- Swimming Pool
- WiFi
- Satellite TV
- Restaurant
- Bar
From price
- Flights
- Accommodation
- Transfer
- 16 March 2024
- 7 Nights
- Hotel - Half Board
Price based on per person rate with 2 sharing a standard room. Please call us with your requirements for exact pricing and departures from other airports. This is a guide price and availability is not guaranteed. Travel over peak periods (e.g. Christmas, New Year and other public holidays), exchange rates, flight class and room type can affect prices considerably.
Bedrooms
The hotel has 40 bedrooms over it's 5 floors. All rooms have a bath or shower and balcony.
Family suites for 4 people are made up of two double rooms each with its own private bathroom.
Larger rooms with up to two extra beds for children are also available.
Offers and Availability
7 nights – guide prices per person
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Sat 16 Dec 23 £1,129
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Sat 23 Dec 23 £1,529
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Sat 6 Jan 24 £1,059
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Sat 13 Jan 24 £1,069
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Sat 20 Jan 24 £1,129
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Sat 3 Feb 24 £1,159
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Sat 10 Feb 24 £1,449
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Sat 17 Feb 24 £1,209
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Sat 24 Feb 24 £1,229
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Sat 2 Mar 24 £1,169
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Sat 9 Mar 24 £1,069
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Sat 16 Mar 24 £969
Resort details
Ortisei
Situated at 1,236m, the beautiful resort of Ortisei is the biggest village of Val Gardena. Whether you choose to head south towards the Alpe di Siusi, characterised by short blue and red runs set in stunning scenery, or north to Santa Cristina, hosting numerous runs within its large bowl, you will be spoiled for choice. Unlike the other resorts in the valley, the nature of the Ortisei’s skiing offers essentially two skiing destinations in one.
The village is full of character made up of pastel-coloured buildings, cafes and restaurants. Arts and culture play an important part in the resort and is a common place of work for numerous wood carvers. After a day on the slopes, enjoy the resort’s large number of shops or indulge in food and drink at the rustic Tyrolean style pizzerias and lively après-bars.