Luxury ski resorts in Italy bring their own sense of charm, culture, and authenticity to the European winter scene, combining world-class skiing with exquisite cuisine, stylish mountain living, and the unmistakable warmth of Italian hospitality.
Set against the cinematic backdrop of the Dolomites and the Italian Alps, our handpicked collection of luxury ski resorts in Italy offers a refined yet relaxed approach to Alpine living. From elegant chalets tucked into picturesque villages to iconic ski domains with vast terrain, this is winter at its most indulgent — and most inviting.
La Dolce Vita on the Slopes
Skiing in Italy blends laid-back elegance with breathtaking natural beauty, offering a more relaxed, culturally immersive take on the classic Alpine escape. From the jagged drama of the Dolomites to the snow-covered serenity of the Aosta Valley, the scenery alone is worth the journey.
What sets luxury ski resorts in Italy apart is their signature sense of style, a blend of rustic charm and refined comfort, underpinned by impeccable service and heartfelt hospitality. Days on the slopes are followed by long, leisurely lunches, regional wines, and traditional Italian fare.
Iconic Resorts, Italian Flair
Luxury ski resorts in Italy offer a rich variety of experiences, each with its own distinct personality and appeal. Whether you’re drawn to quiet charm, dramatic terrain, or refined sophistication, Italy delivers, making it a favourite amongst our team.
Discover Arabba, a tranquil gateway to the Sellaronda circuit and the towering Marmolada Glacier — the highest peak in the Dolomites. Explore Val Gardena, where expansive ski terrain meets traditional Ladin culture in a string of picturesque villages. Or head west to Madonna di Campiglio, where world-class skiing, elegant boutiques, and a vibrant après-ski scene come together in one of Italy’s most glamorous mountain settings.
The Drama of the Dolomites
Tucked within the eastern reaches of the Italian Alps, the Dolomites offer a uniquely dramatic and visually arresting take on the Alpine landscape. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its jagged limestone peaks, towering spires, and ever-changing light — a natural spectacle that sets it apart from other regions in the Alps.
Luxury ski resorts in the Dolomites grant access to one of Europe’s most scenic and serene ski areas, where broad, sun-drenched slopes meet a slower, more soulful pace of mountain life. Among the region’s signature experiences is the Sellaronda ski circuit — a 40-kilometre route that connects renowned resorts like Arabba and Val Gardena, circling the majestic Gruppo del Sella in a single, unforgettable day on the snow.
Exclusive Access, Italian Style
Our carefully curated collection of luxury chalets spans the best luxury ski resorts in Italy, from the soaring spires of the Dolomites to the snow-draped slopes beneath the Matterhorn. With deep local knowledge and on-the-ground expertise, our team connects you to some of the most exclusive winter properties in the country.
Think expansive designer chalets with panoramic views, secluded mountain hideaways with ski-in/ski-out access, and impeccably styled homes featuring wellness spaces, private spas, heated pools, outdoor hot tubs, and fully equipped gyms — all infused with unmistakable Italian character and charm.
Secure Your Italian Escape
Let our expert team guide you to the very best luxury ski resorts in Italy. With first-hand insight, local expertise, and access to the country’s most exclusive chalets, we’ll help you craft a winter escape that’s tailored to your every need.
Enquire today and take the first step toward a ski holiday defined by world-class terrain, elegant living, and the timeless allure of the Italian Alps.
Alta Badia Luxury Chalets
Found at over 1,300m with skiing up to 2,778m, Alta Badia is a refined luxury ski resort in Italy offering 130 km of perfectly groomed pistes, plus seamless access to the vast 1,200 km Dolomiti Superski area. It’s a dream for beginners and intermediates, with gentle runs and wide slopes, while experienced skiers can venture off-piste or enjoy scenic descents. Known for its dramatic landscapes and culinary excellence, the resort blends authentic South Tyrolean charm with discreet luxury. From Michelin-starred restaurants and stylish wellness spas to exclusive chalets nestled among the peaks, Alta Badia offers signature Italian elegance in the heart of the Alps.
❄ Dolomiti Superski Access – Explore 1,200 km of interlinked terrain
❄ Gourmet Capital – Two Michelin stars and a celebrated food scene
❄ Elegant Mountain Living – Luxury chalets, five-star hotels, and serene spas
Arabba Luxury Chalets
Arabba is a hidden gem in the Dolomiti Superski area, offering 63 km of pistes and direct access to 1,200 km of interconnected terrain, including the legendary Sellaronda circuit. Sitting at 1,602m with skiing up to 2,479m, it’s known for its steep slopes and thrilling descents, making it a favourite among confident skiers. The off-piste opportunities are equally impressive, with varied terrain and stunning alpine views. This peaceful, high-altitude village delivers a more traditional and low-key experience, where luxury chalets, beautiful restaurants, and dramatic vistas of the Marmolada Glacier make for one of our favourite luxury ski resorts in Italy.
❄ Direct Sellaronda Access – Panoramic skiing across iconic peaks
❄ Advanced Terrain – Steep, exhilarating slopes and off-piste runs
❄ Refined Seclusion – Quiet village charm with luxury accommodation
Cervinia Luxury Chalets
High above the Aosta Valley at 2,050m, Cervinia offers access to 360 km of linked pistes stretching all the way to Zermatt. With skiing almost up to 3,900m and one of the longest seasons in Europe, this high-altitude resort guarantees exceptional snow and incredible views of the Matterhorn. Its long, wide slopes are ideal for beginners and intermediates, while off-piste terrain and heli-skiing options cater to the more advanced skiers. Blending typical Alpine character with Italian warmth, Cervinia offers luxury chalets, gourmet dining, and a relaxed, refined atmosphere, making it a standout luxury ski resort in Italy.
❄ Extended Ski Season – High-altitude snow from October to May
❄ International Terrain – Linked to Zermatt and Swiss slopes
❄ Refined Italian Hospitality – Gourmet dining and relaxed après-ski
Cortina d'Ampezzo Luxury Chalets
Known fondly as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” Cortina d’Ampezzo pairs cinematic landscapes with Italian glamour. The village itself is found at 1,224m with ski pistes ranging up to 2,930m across 120 km of local slopes and direct access to 1,200 km of terrain across the Dolomiti Superski area. For our experts, it’s best suited to intermediate and advanced skiers; home to Olympic-level runs, scenic descents, and exciting off-piste terrain. Beyond the slopes, though, Cortina delivers splendid luxury chalets, designer boutiques, and Michelin-starred dining.
❄ Dolomiti Superski Access – A vast network of breathtaking slopes
❄ Luxury Alpine Living – Upscale chalets, high-end shopping, and fine dining
❄ Olympic Heritage – Host of the 1956 Winter Olympics and the 2026 Games
Kronplatz Luxury Chalets
Framed by sweeping Dolomite peaks, Kronplatz offers 119 km of impeccably groomed pistes and access to the 1,200 km Dolomiti Superski network. Sitting at 973m with skiing up to 2,275m, it’s one of the most modern ski resorts in Italy, featuring state-of-the-art lifts and a well-balanced mix of slopes. Beginners and intermediates will find wide, forgiving runs, while advanced skiers can test their edge on the resort’s famed “Black Five” descents. Off the slopes, Kronplatz is all about quiet luxury — from gourmet dining and wellness retreats to stylish five-star chalets. It’s one of our favourite luxury ski resorts in Italy for those seeking both comfort and challenge.
❄ Dolomiti Superski Access – 1,200 km of interconnected skiing
❄ Efficient Lift System – Efficient Lift System – Speedy infrastructure for maximising time on the slopes
❄ Luxury & Wellness – Private chalets, gourmet dining, and award-winning spas
Livigno Luxury Chalets
Often called “Little Tibet” for its high-altitude setting and reliable snowfall, Livigno offers 115 km of varied terrain ideal for all levels, from wide beginner slopes to sweeping intermediate runs and outstanding freeride zones. Sitting at 1,816m with skiing up to 2,798m, the resort is also renowned for its duty-free status, giving it a unique blend of Alpine adventure and luxury shopping. Livigno’s snow-sure conditions, vibrant terrain parks, and exclusive après-ski scene make it especially popular with snowboarders and freeriders. With luxury chalets, gourmet dining, and a lively village atmosphere, Livigno delivers for anyone seeking variety, upbeat energy, and signature Italian style.
❄ Duty-Free Shopping – Exclusive boutiques and tax-free luxury goods
❄ Snow-Sure Conditions – High-altitude skiing with guaranteed snow
❄ Freeride & Snow Parks – Some of the best off-piste and terrain parks in Europe
Madonna di Campigilo Luxury Chalets
With 150 km of perfectly maintained pistes and access to the wider Skirama Dolomiti Adamello-Brenta area, Madonna di Campiglio is a premier luxury ski resort in Italy that caters to all levels. Set at 1,550m with skiing up to 2,500m, it offers gentle runs for beginners, sweeping reds for intermediates, and the legendary Canalone Miramonti — a World Cup black run — for advanced skiers. Surrounded by the dramatic Brenta Dolomites, the resort pairs serious skiing with unmistakable Italian style. Its refined atmosphere, expert-led terrain, and strong sense of place make it a standout destination for those who value serious skiing and cultural substance.
❄ Skirama Dolomiti Access – Extensive and varied terrain for all levels
❄ Luxury & Style – Private chalets, designer boutiques, and fine dining
❄ World Cup Heritage – Host of prestigious ski races on iconic slopes
Sestriere Luxury Chalets
Sestriere is a high-altitude resort in the Milky Way ski area, offering access to 400 km of interlinked slopes across Italy and into France. At 2,035m with skiing up to 2,840m, our experts rate Sestriere to be best suited to intermediate and advanced skiers, for its wide, open pistes and long descents, along with Olympic-grade runs that reflect its status as a host of the 2006 Winter Games. Off the slopes, Sestriere blends Italian tradition with contemporary alpine living, offering ski-in, ski-out chalets, refined dining, and a lively après-ski scene. It’s a dynamic destination where sport, scenery, and Italian mountain culture come together.
❄ Milky Way Access – 400 km of interlinked slopes across Italy and France
❄ Olympic Heritage – A resort with a prestigious Olympic history
❄ Ski-in, Ski-out Convenience – Direct slope access from luxury chalets
Val Gardena Luxury Chalets
You’ll find 175 km of pistes at the luxury Italian ski resort of Val Gardena, combined with direct access to the Dolomiti Superski’s 1,200 km of terrain. A world-class ski destination catering to all levels, there’s everything from gentle beginner slopes to high-speed descents for advanced skiers. As part of the iconic Sellaronda circuit, it’s perhaps best known for its long, panoramic runs and exceptional lift infrastructure. The region is made up of three picturesque villages — Ortisei, Selva, and Santa Cristina — each offering its own charm and access to the slopes. A blend of Italian and Ladin cultures, Val Gardena combines dramatic Dolomite scenery with gourmet dining, private luxury chalets, and classic Alpine heritage.
❄ Sella Ronda Access – A breathtaking 40 km ski circuit
❄ Dolomiti Superski Connection – Vast, interconnected ski terrain
❄ Culture & Comfort – Luxury chalets, fine dining, and traditional Ladin heritage