Madonna di Campiglio - Reviews & Ratings

Madonna is a huge area. We particularly like the linked area of Pinzolo which has cruisy reds and blacks. Great for quiet advanced that do not want to get held up or have to navigate ski school trains. Third time their so ticks all the boxes. This time of year gets slushy coming back to the lower slopes. Don't forget to race down the slalom that is famous and very steep.

I stayed at the Savoi Palace Hotel this was a good choice as its just 3 minutes walk to the 5lago gondola. This gets you into the system handy for Pinzola and the wider area. I found the pistes well groomed and was pleased with the snowfall during my stay . The first 3 days had persistent snow with the tree lined runs where perfect for giving good visibility. After this the weather cleared giving blue bird conditions on excellently groomed pistes. All in all a great trip.

Weather aside, had a good week skiing across the 150km of runs. We were glad that we were skiing and not snowboarding, as there are a lot of flattish blues interlinking the area. Would have liked more reds to choose from, particularly near the town for the last few runs. The blacks in the conditions we had, coupled with good piste bashing, made them relatively easy and a much nicer option than the blues. There are 72 lifts. Most queues were short, especially if you plan to go in the opposite direction to people coming over from the neighbouring towns/villages (Pinzolo, Folgarida, and Marilleva). The length of the runs are quite short, so you will often be on these lifts. Euro 400 for a lift pass for the week is expensive and it appears to be one of the more expensive resorts in Italy. The Dolomiti scenery is wonderful to see. Madonna di Campiglio is an enjoyable place to be.

Incredible lift infrastructure, a lot of which seems brand new. The piste grooming is some of the best I've ever seen.

Fantastic Ski Resort- Great Instructors in Marilleva where we had loads of snow. Our instructor took the opportunity to take us everywhere off-piste. Truly beautiful and wonderful experience. Never had such a kind a lovely ski instructor before (Thanks Guido)- Despite the resort seeming smaller than other rivals on paper, it still feels like an endless world of skiing- It may be expensive but I trully believe it is a fantastic place and also very pretty & scenic. I trully do recommend this resort

Massive resort that will take more than a week to fully explore. Great long runs for intermediate skiers/snowboarders with a few good spots to venture off piste. Make sure to catch the last lift to Passo Groste, the view in the evening is unreal. Good for families and decent prices for food/drinks. Don't expect crazy nightlife or many apres options.

we stayed in pinzola, skied both area last week.was quiet never queued for chair lifts or gondolas, not a lot of bars or reasonable priced restaurants in town .was quiet disappointed with that , also not many bars or cafe on slops .but overall good skiing

This resort is a gem in italy. One of the most famous resorts, with a really big ski area, one of the best snowparks in europe, and some of the best parties.Only con: it's an expensive option.

Lovely pretty village. Lots of groomed pistes. Friendly people. Would recommend for all group types.

Amazing diversity of runs, amazing staff and lifts. Super easy to navigate with their app, and amazing food on the slopes