Hotel Ciasa Tamà — Hotel in Pustertal - Val Pusteria

Firstly, my visit at Ciasa Tamà was great. Everything was really good and I'd like to firstly talk about the Rooms. I stayed in a room with a spectacular view of the mountains and the very famous Gran Risa and everything was perfectly clean and well organised. The bathroom is very spacious and the bedroom has some average beds that I found to be comfortable. Another good thing is that if the blankets that the room service give to you are too small (this was the case for me) you can always pick the larger blankets in your closet. Secondly, the service is also excellent. When you wake up there is a large buffet with sweet, savoury and fruity things to eat for breakfast and there is a large variety of extravagant plates to choose from your meals. Lastly, the location of the Hotel is spectacular due to the fact that the lodge is extremely close to the skiing slopes which is very convenient since you don't have to walk very long with skis on your shoulder. On the other hand, it would be nice if the hotel did offer a buffet styled "merenda". However I still believe that this is a great hotel and I highly recommend to anyone...

We spent a full week in January. The hotel is one minute walking far away from the slopes. The Gran Risa is one chairlift away. The very positive aspect is that the hotel is out of the main street and there is no traffic. The rooms are clean and have enough room for a skiing week. The most disappointing aspect is the restaurant....half board is the standard here and the choice of food is limited to three dishes per course. In few cases meals are regional typical dishes. It is not bad but, knowing the tradition it could be much much better and, evening dinner is a true part of the holiday here.... i hope it will change. Next time I will go skiing again, before going to this hotel, I will check out if, for a similar price, I could find something else close...

We spent a full week in January. The hotel is one minute walking far away from the slopes. The Gran Risa is one chairlift away. The very positive aspect is that the hotel is out of the main street and there is no traffic. The rooms are clean and have enough room for a skiing week. The most disappointing aspect is the restaurant....half board is the standard here and the choice of food is limited to three dishes per course. In few cases meals are regional typical dishes. It is not bad but, knowing the tradition it could be much much better and, evening dinner is a true part of the holiday here.... i hope it will change. Next time I will go skiing again, before going to this hotel, I will check out if, for a similar price, I could find something else close...