First time here and I loved so much! Recommend for everyone, from beginner to advanced level (black pistes arent really that hard though).

Great ski area for intermediates with fantastic, wide well groomed slopes. Typically beautiful Dolomites as a 360 background and a good lift systemonly crowded due to the time of year (New Year) but the slopes were generally not too crowded. Food and drinks (as always in Italy) of a good quality on the slopes and in town, by resort standards decent value for money too. Will definitely return!

The dolomites are incredible. Views are stunning and our hotel granvara was one of the best Ive ever experienced. Great rocky the sella ronda plenty of options and good food. Not a huge amount of long runs so quite a lot of chair lifts to navigate but not a huge issue. Stunning scenery all round.

Loved the views from this resort the Dolomites are stunning definitely not the friendliest resort but still lovely. Runs feel quite short so on a chair lift quite a lot but good quality snow. Our hotel was absolutely beautiful - granvara. Would recommend the hotel just wasnt really ski in/out but they were fab at taking you to lifts.

Best place to ski ever. Beautiful, extensive skiing with a range of great mountain cafes and restaurants. We return here time and again. And don't forget the secret valley where skiers can be towed along behind horse drawn sleighs rather than walking the last stretch.

Great resort but can get busy at peak times. However, plenty of options to ski around Sella Ronda and some gems like the Hidden Valley. The food in this area is worth the visit on its own merit.

I have been to a lot of places and Ithink valgardena and the rest of the sellaronda offers the best groomers and lofts in the world. Not a super high snow area but if you are lucky hire a guide and there are loads of things to explore if you are willing to skin or climb a bit. Hotels are mainly family owned and super high quality The entire place is basically italy run by Germans. What more do you want?

This is the very northern part of Italy with the majority of people speaking German. Groomers are very good with very few moguls across the entire area. Plenty of apres, you wont have to look long at the bottom of a mountain. Food is good on the mountain. The fastest way up is on a massive cable car which does take a bit of faff in the morning with the wait time, but once youre on the mountain the lifts are pretty good. Not many families in sight and not tonnes of ski schools, its majority adults (makes sense given the apres). Some of the accom options are fabulous

It was our first time skiing in Val Gardena and the Dolomites area and what a fantastic discovery. The scenery and the views are outstanding. The grooming and preparation of pistes is like I have never seen before and the sense of navigation across different valleys and terrain is unique. The quality and quantity of lifts and the extensive terrain makes it a great value for money option. I will definitely come back

Brilliant resort with lots to do. For the quieter type without all the crowds. Lots for families and a brilliant all round resort