Bormio, Italy

Visitor reviews for Bormio

• April 11, 2008
  peter grundy from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  We were there Feb 08. Fantastic skiing on empty slopes especially top to bottom 3000 metres to 1200 metres. Slopes busy at weekends but not too bad as most people stop for a 2 hour lunch. Bormio is a fantastic old town with great bars and restaurants. The local red wine is fantastic and should not be missed. We can't wait to go back.

• January 22, 2008
  sebastian from FRANCE
  

  A lot better than Livigno. This is the real Alpine resort..has 3 great thermal water pools.

• January 03, 2008
  mike from Cleveland OH from UNITED STATES
  

  We were there last February (07) and despite not having huge snowfalls, the conditions were great, particularly the upper half (skiing between 2000-3000 Bormio). There were NO crowds or lines (except at 2000 during lunchtime), people were really friendly and I had an excellent time. The town is great - this was my second time in Bormio, and I would definitely ski here instead of Livigno - much better vertical drop. And the people at the ski shop and at the Rezia Hotel were/are great.

• February 06, 2007
  Sarah from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  I have skied in Bormio for the last 23 years! The town itself is charming with many hidden treasures like the beautifully painted chapels tucked down little footpaths. The bars and restaurants are varied and people are extremely friendly. It has a very classy atmosphere with many Milanese driving up at the weekends to enjoy the slopes or simply sit out on the veranda of one of the mountain restaurants/bars and take the sun!
  The Skiing is great for all skiers with a wide variety or runs. The Ski schools operate very professional and friendly services for both classes and private sessions.
  Bormio is not found in the UK tour operator brochures very often which means that the resopt is not over run by British tourists and still holds that very Italian feel.
  Excellent!!

• November 25, 2005
  mike from POLAND
  

  yeah the lady has point,snow wise was also a big dissapointment for me,but we went at very end of the season soooooo.. all i can say the town is amazing,just how you would picture a little alpine town,except this one has more way mooore tourists and is not so little,what else,better than livingo in my opinion but alot of people disagree.

• December 19, 2004
  vladja from CZECH REPUBLIC
  

  In the middle of dec*04 Bormio was a bit of deception. Despite the below-zero temperatures, the snow-making machines were out of order on most of the pistes. With the poor natural-snow conditions (10-30cm), and just about 5km of opened slopes, it really wasnt the skier´s dream. And after 11am many stones appeared on the slopes, my skis are totally damaged.