4 Luxury Resorts in the Dolomites

With the 2026 Winter Olympics right around the corner, clients may be more inspired than ever to plan a ski trip to the Dolomites, one of the main hosts of the Milano-Cortina Games. And for clients looking for the best on and off the slopes, these lavish ski resorts take the gold.

Alpin Panorama Hotel Hubertus

Located in Valdaora, the five-star, family-run Alpin Panorama Hotel Hubertus is an alpine haven. The property is a convenient choice for clients who are interested in Kronplatz, one of the top mountains for skiing in the country, which offers about 75 miles of slopes.

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After a long day of adrenaline-pumping runs, clients can head back to the hotel and unwind at “Heaven & Hell,” a dramatic floating steel wellness platform. The property offers 74 alpine chalet-style rooms, each with sweeping views of the Dolomites.

Como Alpina Dolomites

For a retreat-like stay with ski-in, ski-out access, there’s Como Alpina Dolomites in Alpe di Siusi. 

The property hosts retreats throughout the season, including a skiing and wellness clinic led by Olympian Julia Mancuso and physiotherapist and osteopath Martina Wegscheider; a ski-carving camp where skiers can refine their technique with professional ski coaches; and a retreat hosted by Olympic ski racers Travis and Marie-Michele Gagnong.

Forestis

For easy access to the Plose ski region of the Italian Dolomites, Forestis is calling.

This five-star luxe ski resort offers both winter adventure and refined luxury. Guests can literally glide from the property onto the Plose slopes thanks to ski-in, ski-out access. And if they want to swap skiing for another winter sport, the 62-suite, adults-only resort offers snowshoeing and winter hiking. 

Grand Hotel Ampezzo

Opening in February, Grand Hotel Ampezzo is the freshest option in the Dolomites. Located directly in Cortina d’Ampezzo (the main skiing location for the Winter Games), Grand Hotel Ampezzo is just steps away from the Faloria cable car and the Corso Italia Promenade.

The coveted property is also a short drive from Forcella Rossa, home to renowned and challenging slopes that draw experienced skiers. After a snow-packed day, clients can unwind in the hotel spa, which is one of the largest in town.

Bonus: Grand Hotel Courmayeur Mont Blanc

If clients want to visit another ski destination in Italy, suggest the impressive slopes at Valle d’Aosta, Italy’s smallest region. Grand Hotel Courmayeur offers easy access to Mont Blanc massif, which straddles Italy, France and Switzerland.

The area is ideal for off-piste and heli-skiing, and it uniquely meshes French and Italian cultures. For a proper apres-ski, the resort has clients covered with on-site Equinox Lounge Bar and La Fourchette Restaurant, which offers a wide variety of wines from the area. Plus, when in Valle d’Aosta, clients can try Fontina D.O.P., the most prominent cheese of the region.