Spend active yet restorative days in the dreamlike Dolomites, where Hotel Sporting Ravelli 4* welcomes you with warm hospitality and a sleek take on alpine design. Nestled in the heart of the Val di Sole, this hideaway pairs contemporary comfort with a deep connection to its mountain surroundings.

The valley’s emerald slopes form the backdrop for gentle walks and outdoor adventures, while back at the hotel you can indulge in wellness, comfort and pure pleasure. A thoughtful programme of activities for all ages transforms each stay into something truly memorable.

The warm colours and wooden details of the Easy Room create a cosy atmosphere. The hotel's exclusive wellness bag with pool towels and a soft bathrobe awaits you in your room.


Please note: For stays in August of 2 nights or more, it may not be possible to stay in the same room for the duration of your stay. Any room changes will always be to an upgraded room.

If you are travelling with your family or friends, the Alpine Room is ideal for you, with room for 4 guests. The simply and practically furnished room offers you a relaxing retreat after an active day.

Please note: For stays in August of 2 nights or more, it may not be possible to stay in the same room for the duration of your stay. Any room changes will always be to an upgraded room.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.)

Step into the serene embrace of Le Rêve spa, where the blend of water, warmth and stillness leaves you feeling reborn. Swim beneath soft lighting in the indoor pool, ease into the saunas, steam in the Turkish bath or unwind in the whirlpool. In summer, the heated outdoor pool offers sunlit swims beneath alpine skies.

For younger guests, the July and August Miniclub fills days with creative workshops and games. Nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike will find the hotel an ideal base for guided trekking, rafting and e-bike tours, as well as visits to the breathtaking Stelvio National Park. Evenings bring their own rhythm, with laid-back piano bar sessions, convivial barbecues and excursions curated for shared enjoyment.

The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Italy, captivate with their jagged limestone peaks, emerald valleys and storybook alpine villages. Stretching across South Tyrol, Trentino and Veneto, this mountain range blends Italian flair with Tyrolean traditions, offering year-round beauty. Whether blanketed in snow or glowing at sunset in the famed alpenglow, the Dolomites promise landscapes as breathtaking as they are timeless.

Must-sees:

• Tre Cime di Lavaredo: The most iconic trio of peaks in the Dolomites, offering spectacular high-altitude hikes and panoramic views.
• Bolzano: Capital of South Tyrol, where Italian and Austrian cultures meet. Don’t miss the South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, home to Ötzi the Iceman.
• Merano: A charming spa town and “flower village” famed for its botanical gardens, thermal baths and Belle Époque atmosphere.
• Marmolada: The highest summit of the Dolomites, known as the “Queen of the Dolomites”, with sweeping glacier views.
• Lago di Braies: A turquoise alpine lake surrounded by steep cliffs and pine forests, perfect for walks or boat rides.

Culinary culture:

The Dolomites’ cuisine reflects both alpine heartiness and Italian finesse. Sample canederli, hearty bread dumplings served in broth or with speck, enjoy mountain cheeses with local wines, or pause in a rustic hut for polenta topped with wild mushrooms. Sweet specialities like apple strudel and kaiserschmarrn add a comforting Tyrolean touch.

Dive deeper:

Discover the Ladin-speaking villages of Val Gardena and Val di Fassa, where folk festivals, woodcarving traditions and age-old legends still shape daily life. Explore quiet chapels with hand-painted frescoes or visit Corvara and San Cassiano for an authentic taste of Ladin culture. In summer, hiking, via ferrata climbing and mountain biking take centre stage, while in winter, world-class ski resorts transform the valleys into a snow-lover’s paradise. For glamour and alpine elegance, head to Cortina d’Ampezzo, a chic resort and former Olympic host city known for its luxury boutiques, stylish cafés and cosmopolitan après-ski.

Good to know:
The Dolomites are best reached from airports in Venice, Verona or Innsbruck, all around two to three hours away by car. Summer brings long, sunny days with mild temperatures rarely above 25°C, perfect for hiking and lake excursions. Winter is ski season, when the Dolomiti Superski area opens up over 1,200 km of pistes. For the best balance of scenery and tranquillity, June, September and early October are ideal times to visit.