Aman Rosa Alpina
Hotel · San Ćiascian ·
Refined Alpine rooms, acclaimed restaurant, movie theater, spa
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Strada Micurà de Rü, 20, 39036 San Cassiano BZ, Italy Get directions
Refined Alpine rooms, acclaimed restaurant, movie theater, spa
Strada Micurà de Rü, 20, 39036 San Cassiano BZ, Italy Get directions
"Transformed from the beloved 1930s Rosa Alpina mountain lodge into a polished temple of Alpine wood and stone, this newest opening pairs refined design with ski butlers who help decode 745 miles of piste and 450 lifts across 12 Dolomiti Superski areas, including the famous 27-mile Sellaronda plus cross-country and snow-hiking trails." - Adam H. Graham
"I experienced a historic Dolomites property reborn under Aman’s signature style, blending local culture with refined serenity." - La Guida Michelin
"A contemporary reimagining of the long-loved 1930s Rosa Alpina by Jean-Michel Gathy, Aman Rosa Alpina uses pale wood, Dolomite rock and floor-to-ceiling glass to frame the mountain panorama; now open to families for the first time, its sleek, spacious spa features three pools, including an outdoor infinity pool, plus a plein air Jacuzzi." - Laura Rysman
"Newly opened in the Dolomites, this Aman property is part of the region’s newfound presence of international luxury brands and features a pool." - Todd Plummer
"Built in 1850 as a parish house and osteria and owned by the Pizzinini family since 1940, this long-running family hotel reopens on July 24, 2025 as an Aman resort after a meticulous transformation. Interiors by Jean-Michel Gathy favor a modern, minimalist sensibility while nodding to the property’s past (a sleek new bar is inspired by the original piano bar). New food-and-beverage offerings include an Italian grill, a lounge for afternoon tea and cocktails, and a breakfast room with live cooking stations; the hotel’s former three-Michelin-starred restaurant, St. Hubertus, will not be returning. Central amenities are a newly built Aman spa with three swimming pools (two indoor, one outdoor), a Jacuzzi, and treatments rooted in local forest culture, plus a ski lounge with equipment rentals and heated boot racks. Starting rates are quoted from $1,405." - Laura Itzkowitz