Madonna di Campiglio Resort Reviews
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Visitor reviews for Madonna di Campiglio Ski Resort
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March 01, 2011
Geoff from United Kingdom
At Madonna di Campiglio we stayed at the Miramonti Hotel at February half term. We loved the hotel, food and the staff are very friendly.
The skiing was great and good snow which had been topped up the previous week and we had a few cm during the first few days.
The runs are generally easy even the blacks aren't that challenging. We found the piste map a little confusing and some of the areas where the main ski runs join get a little crowded. However for half term we found it very quiet with few queues generally. Late afternoon most runs were desolate.
It has a lovely town with great shops.
I could not recommend the resort enough for families (there's very little apres ski) wanting good easy quiet skiing in a lovely town with fantastic scenery.
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January 06, 2009
emilio nella from United Kingdom
My family are from Carisolo, 7km from Campiglio. This town is a gem and that is proven by Ferrari and Ducati who use the resort for their annual holiday in mid-January. The scuola Nazionale has great English speaking instructors for skiing and snowboarding.The Boch Refugio is very lively for lunchtime during peak season with dancing on outside tables a must whilst a glass of Bombardino or Grappa musn't go a miss. The Belverdere restaurant opposite the Belvedere ski run in Campiglio itself is second to none or Le Roi pizzeria, near the centre, is also very good. The bar Suisse is great but can be pricey depending what you drink. Tucked away next to Belvedere Rest is the creperie great for nutella and banana pancakes or any you desire. Greatest shop after Harrods is Lorenzetti nearby and the best hotel is Lorenzetti located on the approach road with its own coach to drop you off and pick you up. I've introduced over 20 friends over the years and they ALL go every year. Excellent all round resort especially for intermediate skiers and less.
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January 21, 2007
karen woodman from United Kingdom
We have just come back from a brilliant week skiing in Madonna di Campiglio. We stayed at the Hotel Lorenzetti and cannot recommend it enough. The hotel is luxurious, the staff more than helpful and the food exquisite. Although there was no fresh snow, we still had a great week skiing and majority of the runs were open.
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March 18, 2006
J from Netherlands
Last week I spent a magnificent week there, beautiful sunny weather and powdery slopes. Thanks to the modern lift facilities their are almost no lift queue's. The views are wonderful, with all those snowy pine trees. The restaurants can be a bit expensive so head up to Marilleva (slope connection) for cheaper restaurants.
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January 30, 2006
Chris from United Kingdom
Just back from Madonna. Unbelievable amount of powder during 26/27 Jan. At least 100cm of new snow. Excellent runs; good mountain & town based restaurants.
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December 29, 2003
Jeremy Mathew from United Kingdom
We have just spent a magnificent week in Madonna-di-Campiglio. The snow was great,the slopes were quiet over christmas and we never saw a lift queue all week. We stayed at the Garni Dello Sportivo hotel run by Georgio Stefani and his family.
The Pradalago lift station is almost in his car park! and you can ski to within 75 yards of the door.
All the runs were prepared well and since our return they have had lots of new snow January should be fantastic.





