DV Chalet
Via Castelletto Inferiore 10, Madonna di Campiglio, Italy
20 Rooms
Contemporary Classic & Lively
Life is sweet enough at DV Chalet — it does stand for Dolce Vita, after all. But it’s more than a matter of location. Plenty of ski resorts use the natural landscape as an crutch: they assume you’ll be too tired from an all-day jaunt in the Dolomites to notice an overlooked detail or there. Not so at this hotel, where the experience inside is nearly as awe-inspiring as the one outside.
The combo lobby-lounge has an always-roaring fire. If that’s not enough, the staff will happily provide blankets to guests who wish to enjoy a drink, a book, or a nibble from the restaurant while so ensconced. Wood predominates, but instead of the intensity produced by the dark, heavy crossbeams found in a typical chalet, here the effect is one of airiness and joy.
Each of the accommodation floors has a theme: velvet, meant to evoke the sunset over nearby peaks; wool, meant to evoke the excellent sensation of watching a snowstorm from a safe-and-warm vantage point; and famous mountaineers, whose black-and-white portraits are meant to evoke the spirit of Alpine adventure. Some rooms even come with a fireplace or their very own mini climbing walls.
For such a petite hotel, the spa offers an awful lot:a flatteringly lit indoor tide pool, a salt cave, color therapy, atomizers, and so-called “hot and cold emotional showers”.
To complete your pleasant Alpine stay, the gourmet restaurant Dolomieu is an intimate oak-wood stube with just six tables, celebrating local cuisine and traditions with refined elegance.
Please note: DV Chalet is open annually from December to April and from June to September. Minimum stay requirements apply over the winter period.
How to get there:
Chalet Dolce Vita is approximately ninety minutes' drive from either Trento or Bolzano.
The combo lobby-lounge has an always-roaring fire. If that’s not enough, the staff will happily provide blankets to guests who wish to enjoy a drink, a book, or a nibble from the restaurant while so ensconced. Wood predominates, but instead of the intensity produced by the dark, heavy crossbeams found in a typical chalet, here the effect is one of airiness and joy.
Each of the accommodation floors has a theme: velvet, meant to evoke the sunset over nearby peaks; wool, meant to evoke the excellent sensation of watching a snowstorm from a safe-and-warm vantage point; and famous mountaineers, whose black-and-white portraits are meant to evoke the spirit of Alpine adventure. Some rooms even come with a fireplace or their very own mini climbing walls.
For such a petite hotel, the spa offers an awful lot:a flatteringly lit indoor tide pool, a salt cave, color therapy, atomizers, and so-called “hot and cold emotional showers”.
To complete your pleasant Alpine stay, the gourmet restaurant Dolomieu is an intimate oak-wood stube with just six tables, celebrating local cuisine and traditions with refined elegance.
Please note: DV Chalet is open annually from December to April and from June to September. Minimum stay requirements apply over the winter period.
How to get there:
Chalet Dolce Vita is approximately ninety minutes' drive from either Trento or Bolzano.
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DV Chalet
Via Castelletto Inferiore 10, Madonna di Campiglio, Italy
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