"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
"A celebrated family-run retreat with an 85-year history that evolved from a rustic chalet into the village's premier five-star property; recently incorporated into a global luxury portfolio and undergoing a comprehensive renovation that updates wood-and-stone rooms and architectural details. The dining concept is shifting from a renowned fine-dining restaurant toward a more informal Wine Bar & Grill to reflect changing guest preferences." - Laura Itzkowitz, Erica Firpo
"Rosa Alpina hotel in Italy, home to the Three MICHELIN Star restaurant St. Hubertus, emphasizes sustainability and 'cook the mountain' philosophy, sourcing seasonal ingredients from local farmers and fisherpeople." - Sophie Friedman
"A stylish and comfortable hotel with a Three MICHELIN Star restaurant, St. Hubertus, which emphasizes sustainability and sources ingredients from local farmers and fisherpeople." - Sophie Friedman
"To start, the cognoscenti can’t stop talking about how Rosa Alpina Hotel & Spa in San Cassiano, in the UNESCO listed Dolomite Mountains, has become an Aman partner hotel. Owned and run by the Pizzinini family since 1939, the property is implementing a series of changes to match Aman’s style. The rooms are being redesigned, for one, to be larger and have a contemporary mountain style aesthetic with timber and natural stone."