Hotel Rododendro Val di Fassa

Near the skilifts, it offers good breakfast and has a pretty relax zone for the end of the day! Recommended!

I stayed at the Rodondendro for a week with a group of 15 friends from Northern Ireland from 29th January until 5th February courtesy ofCrystal ski. The hotel is well situated close to the centre of town very close to ski bus stops in both directions and right across the road from the ski rental shop. There is a good boot room and lockers are also available at the Gondola station about 10 minutes walk away if you don't want to pay 9 euros for a week on the ski bus! The rooms were basic but clean and spacious, and the food was also tasty simple Italian fayre with some wine andwaterincluded. The bar area was comfortable and spacious and afternoon tea was provided free. There is also a Micro brewery just up the street with a nice bar, well worth a visit. The sauna is good and other facilities are available although a bit limited by Covid at present. The staff were lovely and their English was much better than our Italian!

Nice location, great service, good value for the money. Breakfast included and it was very good & nice staff.

The positive sides of this hotel is the location (just 10 min. walk from the cable car), the style (the outdoor and indoor decor gives you the authentical mountain feel) and the place is kept very tidy and clean. The room was spacious with a balcony and a renovated bathroom. The staff is very helpful. We arrived early morning and they let us check-in when the room was ready. After check-out on the last day, they let us stay in the facilities untill our bus departed in late afternoon. The food in the restaurant is plenty with initial buffet and 3-course dinner every night. The waiter, Gianluigi, made sure that we were always satisfied. On the negative side, the shower was a very small cabin and they didn't provide shampoo. Dinner is a hit or a miss but we weren't expecting too much, since the price was low. So you basically get what you pay for and nothing more. Overall, we are pleased with our stay and will probably come back.

A great family run hotel, real value for money, free wine with supper, cakes and tea on return from the slopes and authentic tyrolean bar. Ski bus stops right outside and good rental shop opposite. 8 course meal served on New Years Eve and even complimentary Prosecco later on.

Stayed at this hotel between 22.1.22 and 29.1.22. In a group of 7 seasoned skiers, we need somewhere to eat and sleep, and this hotel did those things well. Our only gripe was the breakfasts were missing a hot option. The ski room is a tad small, so we made sure we got in there early to avoid the 'crush'. On the slopes, COVID restrictions were in place, which caused a bit of frustration in terms of lift pass registration, but once mastered everything ran fairly smoothly. The hotel is a friendly run place catering for the basic needs of skiers. Campitello does not have any serious après ski but does a few small bars worth a visit. You will find them ....

We had a really amazing stay at hotel rododendro for our week of skiing in Val Di Fassa. Firstly thank you to all the staff for making our stay so brilliant, in particular Julia, Luigi and Jan-Marco! You are all really welcoming and incredibly attentive so thank you for everything. The service was constantly brilliant! The hotel is well located and is a short walk to the gondola and opposite a great ski rental shop. There is a ski bus stop right outside but we didn't use it as the gondola was so close. The food throughout our stay was outstanding. The menu was different every night with a choice for every course which was accompanied with wine. The room was perfect for what we needed, always warm, with plenty of space and storage. The room was cleaned daily. Thank you so much again for a brilliant stay, Holly and Aled (Room 23)

We had room 06. It had a four poster bed made from tree trunks, which was too short for either of us. we are 6'2" and 5'8". The trunk across the bottom is above the mattress, leaving nowhere for feet. The shower enclosure is so small that you have to get out, turn round, and get back in to do your back. Use of the fridge is an extra charge, as is use of the safe. We had no curtains on the windows, and only discovered, after a chance conversation with another guest on day 3, that there are wooden shutters outside if you go onto the balcony. Sound from the kitchen, bar, lift, corridor, and neighbouring rooms is all a bit much when attempting to get to sleep. Breakfast was a bit on the light side for a days skiing. No fresh fruit. There was a four slice, domestic toaster. Ham and cheese. Bread rolls. Cereal. The boot room was too cosy. One small bench for two people. We usually ended up outside on the concrete steps to put our boots on in the morning. Everyone wants to use it at the same time in order to catch the ski bus to the lift. A major issue was the ice on the ground. I'm sure they could've easily chipped a pathway with a spade. It was impossible to get from the boot room to the bus without walking on this extremely dangerous surface. Happy hour (30% off), included free coffee & cake, 16:30 - 17:30 was very welcome each day, and fitted perfectly with the time the bus got us back from the ski lift. Leonardo was very helpful when we arrived. He gave us all the relevant information we needed, and sold us a couple of half price ski bus tickets for the week. The bus stop is right outside the front door, and takes about 7 minutes to get to the lift. We felt it was a well spent 18 Euros for the pair of us for a week. Free WiFi throughout the hotel. Evening meals were really good, and came with red wine. The staff appeared to be run off their feet much of the time. We were given a breakfast doggie bag on the last day for our early morning airport transfer.