The Hotel Rosa Alpina

Situated in the Northern Italian province of Bolzano in the village of San Cassiano in the Badia Commune (1537 m above sea level) Dolomites.  The town has a population of 750 and is part of the Upper Badia tourist district located in the heart of a valley basin surrounded on all sides by Dolomitic Peaks.  The Hotel exudes an atmosphere of serenity and is located in front of a small church built in the 1600’s with bright frescoes painted on the façade and near several shops full of local products such as smoked speck ham and strudels.

The 51 guestrooms and suites features balcony/terrace, bathrobes, daily maid service, fireplace, hair dryer, mini-bar, refrigerator, safe, television–cable/satellite and wake-up service.

Relais & Chateaux Rosa Alpina offers four restaurants. In the discreet and charming ambience of the St. Hubertus, just awarded its Second Michelin Star, chef Norbert Niederkofler takes the time to advise each guest in person: the dishes are thus as non-uniform as the guests themselves.  In the “Limonaia” Restaurant, you will find a menu with Mediterranean specialities, pasta dishes and fresh fish, which is delivered daily from Chioggia, near Venice.  The “Fondue Stube” is a separate little room in the “Limonaia” Restaurant,where we serve Swiss fondue and fondue bourgignonne.  The Wine Bar & Grill is a dynamic young restaurant — a menu specializing in grills and with a choice of hors d’oeuvre and first courses.

The Beauty Spa – After a wonderful day of skiing, enjoy beauty treatments, cures and relaxation in this temple of well-being.  Fragrant names like Rasul or Cleopatra’s Bath refer to old oriental purification rituals that make the body receptive for the many opportunities to spoil onesself that are offered here.  The vast majority of preparations are home-made from herbal ingredients.  The rooms are bright and inviting, gently illuminated by candlelight, while fine music quietly plays. As in the rest of the hotel, loving attention to detail here too creates harmonious rooms, each with its individual note, that make it easy for you to completely relax.

There’s a region of Technicolor beauty to the south of the Alps, tucked between the Val Pusteria and Belluno valleys, where you’ll discover the electrifying sight of the Dolomites. It’s here, in a village of just 700 residents, that the family-owned Hotel & Spa Rosa Alpina caters to active travelers, those who relish an early-morning hike to a charming alpine hut or an afternoon spent skiing the Alta Badia basin. Back home, guests sink into Beauty Spa Rosa Alpina beauty treatments, cozy up in their peaceful bedrooms brimming with local antiques and precious linens or satisfy their appetites at the Wine Bar & Grill or Fondue Stube.