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Luxury Ski Holidays in Italy
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Luxury Ski Holidays in Italy add an authentic yet luxurious flavour to your winter getaway, boasting first-class amenities, sumptuous accommodations, and incredible skiing and snowboarding opportunities.

Our carefully curated collection of the best ski resorts in Italy invites you to experience the beauty and romance of Italian luxury ski resorts for a journey like no other.

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Alta Badia Luxury Chalets

With 130 km of beautifully groomed pistes, plus access to the Dolomiti Superski’s 1,200 km of slopes, Alta Badia is a paradise for beginners and intermediates, while also offering challenging off-piste and thrilling descents for advanced skiers. Nestled in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, this resort is known for its breathtaking scenery, Michelin-starred dining, and impeccable hospitality. Combining luxury chalets, five-star hotels, and world-class après-ski, Alta Badia is a refined alpine retreat offering both adventure and indulgence.

Highlights:

Dolomiti Superski Access – One of the world’s largest ski areas
Michelin-Starred Dining – Home to gourmet restaurants like St. Hubertus
Scenic Beauty & Luxury – Stunning views, high-end spas, and stylish accommodations

Arabba Luxury Chalets

Nestled in the heart of the Dolomiti Superski, Arabba offers 63 km of pistes, with seamless access to the 1,200 km of slopes across the region, including the famed Sella Ronda circuit. Best suited for intermediate and advanced skiers, Arabba boasts some of the steepest, most exhilarating descents in the Dolomites, along with exceptional off-piste terrain. This charming, traditional village offers a more authentic, peaceful alpine experience, with luxury chalets, boutique hotels, and breathtaking views of the Marmolada Glacier—the highest peak in the Dolomites.

Highlights:

Direct Sella Ronda Access – A must-ski panoramic circuit
Challenging Terrain – Some of the steepest runs in the Dolomites
Authentic Alpine Atmosphere – A quieter, exclusive retreat with high-end accommodations

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Cervinia Luxury Chalets

With 360 km of pistes linked to Zermatt, Cervinia is a snow-sure resort offering long, wide runs perfect for beginners and intermediates, while also providing thrilling off-piste and heli-skiing options for advanced skiers. Sitting at 2,050m, Cervinia boasts one of the longest ski seasons in Europe and breathtaking views of the Matterhorn. The resort combines Italian hospitality, luxury chalets, and gourmet dining, offering a refined yet relaxed atmosphere. Whether cruising its well-groomed pistes or indulging in après-ski delights, Cervinia is a perfect blend of adventure and sophistication.

Highlights:

High-Altitude Snow Guarantee – Skiing from October to May
Linked to Zermatt – Access to world-class Swiss skiing
Italian Gourmet Experience – Fine dining with an Italian twist, from truffle pasta to après-ski aperitivos

Cortina d'Ampezzo Luxury Chalets

With 120 km of pistes and access to the Dolomiti Superski’s 1,200 km, Cortina d’Ampezzo is a paradise for intermediate and advanced skiers, offering scenic slopes, thrilling off-piste, and Olympic-level descents. Known as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” this historic resort combines world-class skiing with Italian luxury, featuring five-star hotels, designer boutiques, and Michelin-starred dining. Cortina’s stunning landscape, glamorous social scene, and refined après-ski make it a top choice for sophisticated travelers seeking both adventure and indulgence.

Highlights:

Dolomiti Superski Access – A vast network of breathtaking slopes
Luxury & Glamour – Upscale chalets, high-end shopping, and fine dining
Olympic Heritage – Host of the 1956 Winter Olympics and the 2026 Games

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Kronplatz Luxury Chalets

With 119 km of impeccably groomed pistes, Kronplatz is one of the most modern and well-equipped ski resorts in the Dolomiti Superski area. Catering to all levels, the resort offers wide, gentle slopes for beginners, varied runs for intermediates, and thrilling black pistes like the famous “Black Five” for advanced skiers. Known for its state-of-the-art lift system, Kronplatz offers luxury hotels, gourmet dining, and world-class wellness retreats, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Dolomites. A refined yet tranquil alternative to busier resorts, it’s perfect for those seeking exclusivity and adventure.

Highlights:

Dolomiti Superski Access – 1,200 km of interconnected skiing
Cutting-Edge Lift System – Fast, comfortable, and efficient infrastructure
Luxury & Wellness – Upscale hotels, fine dining, and award-winning spas

Livigno Luxury Chalets

With 115 km of pistes, Livigno is a paradise for all levels, offering gentle beginner slopes, long intermediate runs, and excellent freeride terrain for advanced skiers. Known as “Little Tibet” due to its altitude and reliable snowfall, Livigno is also a duty-free haven, making it a unique destination for luxury shopping. The resort combines high-end chalets, Michelin-starred dining, and an exclusive après-ski scene, while its extensive off-piste and snow parks make it a favorite among freeriders and snowboarders.

Highlights:

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

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Madonna di Campigilo Luxury Chalets

With 150 km of pristine pistes and connections to the Skirama Dolomiti Adamello-Brenta area, Madonna di Campiglio is a top-tier resort catering to all levels. Beginners and intermediates will love the beautifully groomed slopes, while advanced skiers can tackle the famous Canalone Miramonti, a legendary World Cup black run. Known for its sophisticated atmosphere, five-star hotels, and Michelin-starred dining, this stylish resort offers a perfect blend of luxury and adventure. Surrounded by the stunning Brenta Dolomites, it’s an exclusive retreat for discerning skiers seeking top-class facilities and Italian charm.

Highlights:

Skirama Dolomiti Access – Extensive and varied terrain for all levels
Luxury & Glamour – Designer boutiques, high-end hotels, and fine dining
World Cup Heritage – Host of prestigious ski races on legendary slopes

Sestriere Luxury Chalets

Part of the Milky Way ski area, offering 400 km of pistes, Sestriere is an ideal destination for all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. The resort is known for its wide, open slopes, making it a perfect choice for intermediates, as well as challenging runs for more experienced skiers. As one of the host resorts for the 2006 Winter Olympics, Sestriere combines classic alpine charm with modern luxury, featuring ski-in, ski-out chalets, upscale hotels, and fine dining. The resort offers stunning views of the Alps, and its vibrant après-ski scene makes it a great place to unwind after a day on the slopes.

Highlights:

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 – Easy access to slopes and luxury accommodations

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Val Gardena Luxury Chalets

With 175 km of pistes and access to the Dolomiti Superski’s 1,200 km, Val Gardena is a premier destination for all levels, offering everything from gentle beginner slopes to thrilling expert runs. Part of the Sella Ronda circuit, this resort is famous for its long, scenic runs, world-class infrastructure, and charming alpine villages like Ortisei, Selva, and Santa Cristina. Blending Italian and Ladin culture, Val Gardena offers a unique atmosphere with luxury hotels, gourmet dining, and high-end wellness retreats, making it a top choice for skiers seeking both adventure and sophistication.

Highlights:

Sella Ronda Access – A breathtaking 40 km ski circuit
Dolomiti Superski Connection – Vast, interconnected ski terrain
Luxury & Culture – Upscale hotels, fine dining, and traditional Ladin heritage