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Hotel Madonnina 3* - Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino
Family skiing in the atmosphere of a warm, alpine home - a Mini Club, wellness and good food.
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Hotel Madonnina is an intimate, family-run 3-star superior Family & Wellness hotel in Soraga di Fassa, a few minutes from Moena, in the heart of Val di Fassa. It's a trip for families who want a comfortable, well-organised week on the slopes: tasty food, a hotel Mini Club, a wellness area after skiing and a proven children's programme - all in the cosy, warm atmosphere of a real alpine home. Day to day we ski in San Pellegrino (3 days) and Alpe Lusia (3 days) - two resorts linked by a single ski pass, with beautifully groomed pistes, wonderful views and a calm, family feel, without the crowds of the biggest resorts.
What sets this trip apart
- An intimate, family-run hotel: a warm, alpine feel, close to Moena in Soraga di Fassa.
- Tasty food for the whole family: half board included, a separate menu for children, and once a week a Ladin dinner with local products.
- Mini Club and Polish activities: the hotel's „La Baita dei Ciuffetti” (4:00–10:00 p.m.) and Polish QC Travel activities (6:00–7:00 p.m.).
- Wellness after skiing: an indoor pool open to children too, a family bio sauna, plus for adults a new outdoor pool, a Finnish sauna and a Turkish bath.
- Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino every day: two resorts on one ski pass, beautifully groomed pistes and wonderful views.
- A flexible room selection: from cosy 2+1 rooms to spacious suites with a private jacuzzi.
Kids have a plan. Parents have space.
The trip includes 6 days of ski school for children aged 3+, 6 hours a day, in small groups matched by age and level. After skiing they meet for Polish QC Travel activities from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., and can also use the hotel Mini Club (4:00–10:00 p.m., dinner break 7:00–8:10 p.m.) - games, tournaments, baby dance and stories run by the hotel's entertainers. Meanwhile adults can ski on their own in Alpe Lusia or San Pellegrino, take lessons, head to other resorts within Dolomiti Superski or relax in the wellness area, pools and saunas.
A hotel that works for the whole family
Madonnina is a cosy, warm base for a family week in the Dolomites - with good food, a Mini Club and wellness close at hand, designed so every family member has their own rhythm to the day. The stay includes breakfasts (7:30–9:30 a.m.) and dinners (from 7:30 p.m.) in the hotel restaurant, with a separate, simpler menu for children. During the week the hotel also puts on a Ladin dinner with local products.
Region: Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino every day, Dolomiti Superski when you fancy
Soraga di Fassa lies in a quiet part of Val di Fassa, right next to Moena. A single ski pass links two resorts: the intimate Alpe Lusia (about 30 km of runs, 8 lifts) and San Pellegrino/Falcade (about 70 km of runs, longer descents). Together that's about 100 km of runs and 23 lifts (1,190–2,513 m a.s.l.). For those who want more intensive skiing, Dolomiti Superski is available: 12 regions, around 450 lifts and over 1,200 km of runs (including Val di Fassa, Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba-Marmolada, Obereggen, Alpe di Siusi).
Price at a glance
The price includes, among others, 7 nights' accommodation, half board, ski school for children 3+, Polish QC Travel activities, resident care, basic Signal Iduna insurance, TFG and TFP contributions, the hotel facilities and activities (Mini Club, pool, wellness) and outdoor parking. Paid separately are, among others, travel, drinks with dinner, children's lunch on the slope, the ski pass, cancellation insurance, the tourist tax and additional hotel services.
The best choice if…
Choose Madonnina if you want a warm, family-friendly hotel with good food and wellness, the calm Alpe Lusia/San Pellegrino region and a proven, well-organised children's programme. It's for families who want a comfortable, friendly week on the slopes in the atmosphere of a real alpine home.
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Hotel Madonnina - Family & Wellness
Hotel Madonnina is an intimate, family-run hotel in Soraga di Fassa, set in a quiet part of Val di Fassa a few minutes from Moena. It's a place for families who want to combine a comfortable ski holiday with good food, a hotel Mini Club and access to a wellness area. The hotel has a warm, alpine character and meets family needs well: family rooms and solutions, a restaurant with a children's menu, a Mini Club, a pool, saunas and space to relax after skiing. It's not a large resort with an extensive activity programme, but a friendly base for a family week in the Dolomites, with easy access to Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino.
Meals
In our offer the stay includes half board (HB) - breakfast and dinner. The hotel restaurant serves regional, Italian and international cuisine made with local products. Breakfast is served 7:30–9:30 a.m., and dinner from 7:30 p.m. In the evening guests enjoy a dinner with a choice of menu and a vegetable buffet. During the week the hotel also holds a Ladin dinner with local products. Children get a separate menu with a simpler dish, so they can eat earlier and get back to playing in the hotel Mini Club.
Mini Club and Polish QC activities
Children can use the hotel Mini Club La Baita dei Ciuffetti, open daily 4:00–10:00 p.m., with a dinner break 7:00–8:10 p.m. Care is provided by Hotel Madonnina's entertainers. The programme includes creative activities, games, tournaments, baby dance, stories and little performances. The new Mini Club space is designed with children's ages in mind. The youngest have a soft-play zone used under parental supervision. Children aged 3–10 have a play and activity zone with features such as a kids' climbing wall, an interactive i-Wall, table football, ping-pong and a creative corner. In winter the hotel also plans a Fun Park for children aged 6–12, without entertainer supervision. On top of that, as part of the QC Travel programme, we run a daily block of Polish activities for children at 6:00–7:00 p.m. For parents it's a good moment to use the wellness area or simply rest before dinner.
Pools, saunas and wellness
After skiing you can enjoy the hotel wellness area and pools. The hotel offers an indoor pool open to children too, a hydromassage, a family bio sauna, a Finnish sauna, a Turkish bath and a relaxation space. Children can use the indoor pool and the family bio sauna. The new outdoor pool and the rest of the wellness centre are reserved for adults.
Room types
Enrosadira Double (approx. 16 m²)
A cosy double room in a mountain style, around 16 m². Double bed, wooden parquet floor, shower with hydromassage. No extra bed possible.
2 people
Apartment 80 m² with full hotel service, separate building
A spacious 80 m² apartment in the building next to the hotel (about 100 m away), with two separate bedrooms, a living room that can take an extra bed and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. A good fit for a larger family or two families travelling together. Guests use the hotel meals and facilities on the same terms.
5 guests
Apartment 50 m² with full hotel service, separate building
An apartment in the building next to the hotel (about 30 m from the main part), with full hotel service - restaurant, Mini Club and facilities; more privacy and space.
2+2
Alpine Family Suite Deluxe (approx. 33 m²)
An elegant suite in an alpine style, with a separate parents' bedroom and a children's room with two beds; a balcony with a private, heated jacuzzi.
2+2
Suite Rosengarten (approx. 45 m²)
A spacious suite in the hotel's new wing, with a living area and two bedrooms; in the version described by the hotel, on the ground floor, with a patio and a private jacuzzi.
2+2
Family Catinaccio Plus (approx. 22–28 m²)
A larger version of the Catinaccio for families with three children or those needing a more flexible sleeping arrangement - one of the better options for bigger families.
2+2 or 2+3
Family Catinaccio (approx. 22–26 m²)
A family room with a view of the Dolomites - more spacious than the Comfort rooms, good for a full 2+2 setup.
2+2
Family Rosengarten (approx. 21 m²)
A bright, more modern family room in a warm style, with a double bed and a sofa for a child - a comfortable alternative to the smaller 2+1 rooms.
2+1
Comfort Room without balcony (approx. 18–20 m²)
The version without a balcony - the same standard and function as the Comfort Room, without the extra outdoor space. Double bed plus a sofa or a bunk bed.
2+2 or 2+1
Comfort Room (approx. 18–20 m²)
A comfortable room with a balcony, in a refreshed, natural style - wood and eco-friendly materials. Double bed plus a sofa or a bunk bed; best for a 2+2 family, also available as 2+1.
2+2 or 2+1
Enrosadira Plus (approx. 16 m²)
A cosy room with a double bed and a sofa. Ideal for families with one child.
2+1
Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino
Region – Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino
Soraga di Fassa lies in a quiet part of Val di Fassa, right next to Moena. It is a convenient base for families who want to enjoy the beautiful slopes of the Dolomites.
Two resorts, one ski pass
The closest and most natural choices are two resorts covered by a single pass: Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino/Falcade. Together they offer about 100 km of slopes and 23 lifts (1190–2513 m a.s.l.), and the longest run is about 11 km.
How we ski during a family week
3 days in the intimate, family-friendly Alpe Lusia (about 30 km of slopes, 8 lifts) and 3 days in San Pellegrino (about 70 km of slopes), which offers more space, longer runs and a more high-mountain character.
Getting to the slopes
- Alpe Lusia: the Moena – Ronchi gondola, a few minutes by car from the hotel. The children's ski school meets at Bar Ristorante Pizzeria El Zirmo in Bellamonte - about 25 min
- San Pellegrino: meeting point Chalet Isabella at Passo San Pellegrino, approx. 20 min by car from the hotel.
For those who want more
This is a region for people who like well-groomed slopes, beautiful views and skiing without the pressure of racking up kilometres. If you want to ski harder, there is the extended Dolomiti Superski pass: 12 regions, about 450 lifts and over 1200 km of slopes (including Val di Fassa, Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba-Marmolada, Obereggen and Alpe di Siusi).
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Alpe Lusia: approx. 30 km of slopes and 8 lifts. San Pellegrino/Falcade: approx. 70 km of slopes.
Who is Alpe Lusia / San Pellegrino for?
This region works very well for families, children and people who enjoy skiing at a comfortable pace. Alpe Lusia is great for warming up, lessons and calmer days on skis. San Pellegrino offers more space, beautiful panoramas and slopes that stronger skiers will also appreciate.
It is not the most party-oriented part of the Dolomites. Its advantages are comfort, a family-friendly character and great views.
Dolomiti Superski
For those who want to ski more intensively, the Dolomiti Superski pass is available. It is one of the largest ski systems in the world: it covers 12 ski regions, about 450 lifts and over 1200 km of slopes on a single pass.
In practice this means you can head to Val di Fassa, Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba-Marmolada, Obereggen or Alpe di Siusi, among others. Some regions are connected on skis, some require a drive or a ski bus. That is why we treat Dolomiti Superski as an option for people who want more flexibility and plan at least one day outside Alpe Lusia / San Pellegrino.
Where can you go by car?
Approximate drive times from the Hotel Madonnina / Soraga di Fassa area:
| Direction | Why go? | Approx. drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Alpe Lusia / Moena - Ronchi | day-to-day skiing for 3 days, ski school, family slopes | approx. 5-10 min Ronchi / 25 min Bellamonte |
| Passo San Pellegrino | day-to-day skiing for 3 days, ski school, beautiful views | approx. 20 min |
| Carezza Ski | a sunny, family-friendly and very scenic region below Rosengarten and Latemar | approx. 25-30 min |
| Campitello di Fassa / Col Rodella | a good starting point for the Sellaronda | approx. 25-35 min |
| Canazei / Belvedere | a larger Val di Fassa area, access to the Sellaronda | approx. 30-40 min |
| Pozza di Fassa / Buffaure | varied Val di Fassa slopes | approx. 15-20 min |
| Latemar / Obereggen | superbly groomed red runs, a more sporty character | 15-20 min |
Logistics
- Getting there
- By car or by plane. Nearest airports: Bolzano (approx. 1 h), Innsbruck and Verona (approx. 2.5 h).
- Airport–hotel transfer
- Arranged on request (group or individual) - a paid extra, quoted on request.
- Getting to the slopes
- By your own car; free outdoor parking at the hotel.
- Parking / garage
- Outdoor parking included. Covered garage EUR 10/day (a very limited number of spaces).
- Electric-car charging
- The hotel has no charger of its own - the nearest public chargers are about 800 m from the hotel.
- Check-in / check-out
- Check-in from 4:00 p.m., check-out until 10:00 a.m.
- Pets
- Dogs welcome after prior confirmation with the hotel - EUR 15/night; accepted in the bar and selected room types.
- QC Travel guide
- Before departure every participant receives a practical guide: getting there, parking, ski-pass pick-up, recommended rental shop and a plan for the first day.
Kids & programme
The trip includes 6 days of ski lessons for children aged 3+, 6 hours a day. Kids ski in small groups, split by age and skill level.
A typical ski school day
- 109:45 - days 1–3 meet at Chalet Isabella (Passo San Pellegrino), days 4–6 at Bar Ristorante Pizzeria El Zirmo in Bellamonte, and warm up
- 210:00–12:15 - morning session on skis
- 312:15–13:15 - lunch on the slope and a rest (lunch paid separately on site: EUR 16/day, EUR 96 in total)
- 413:15–16:00 - afternoon session on skis
- 518:00–19:00 - Polish QC Travel activities at the hotel
Polish QC Travel activities (6:00–7:00 p.m.): after skiing the children meet for activities in Polish - play and bonding with the group, while parents get a moment for the wellness area or a rest before dinner. Hotel Mini Club „La Baita dei Ciuffetti”: open daily 4:00–10:00 p.m. (dinner break 7:00–8:10 p.m.), supervised by the hotel's entertainers - creative activities, games, tournaments, baby dance, stories and little shows; a zone split by age (a soft area for the youngest under parental supervision; for ages 3–10 a climbing wall, i-Wall, table football, ping-pong; in winter a Fun Park 6–12 without entertainer supervision).
Programme for adults
This trip isn't only logistics around the kids - adults also get space for their own skiing, relaxation and time for themselves. While the children are in lessons or activities, you can: • ski on your own in Alpe Lusia or San Pellegrino, • take private or group lessons (paid extra), • head to nearby resorts within Dolomiti Superski, • unwind in the hotel wellness area, pools and saunas.
Prices & payments
How do I get a price?
The price includes
- Accommodation (7 nights)
- Breakfasts and dinners (half board)
- Children's ski school 3+ (6 days × 6 hours)
- Polish QC Travel activities for children (6:00–7:00 p.m.)
- QC Travel resident care before and during the trip
- Signal Iduna insurance: medical 80,000 EUR, accident 30,000 PLN, luggage 2,000 PLN, liability 100,000 EUR (with winter-sports cover)
- TFG and TFP contributions
- Mini Club „La Baita dei Ciuffetti” (4:00–10:00 p.m.), pools, wellness and sauna area, and selected hotel activities
- Outdoor parking
The price does not include
- Own travel or flights
- Drinks with dinner and additional hotel services (treatments, massages, garage)
- Children's lunch on the slope: EUR 16/day (EUR 96/child in total), paid on site
- Cancellation insurance (optional extra)
- Extended insurance: medical 150,000 EUR, accident 80,000 PLN, liability 200,000 EUR, baggage 3,000 PLN (optional extra)
- Tourist tax: EUR 2/person/night for guests aged 14+, paid on site
Ski pass
The prices shown are the resort's ticket-office prices. We help you buy at a -10% group discount, payment on site.
See ski pass prices
| 6-day pass | Adult (1962-2008) | Child (2009-2018) | Child (born 2019 and younger) | Senior (born 1961 and earlier) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpe Lusia / San Pellegrino | 371 EUR | 260 EUR | free with a parent | 334 EUR |
| Dolomiti Superski | 453 EUR | 317 EUR | free with a parent | 407 EUR |
The regional pass is enough for the trip programme and the ski school. Dolomiti Superski is an option for those who want to explore the further valleys.
Resort ticket-office prices for the 2026/27 season, per person. The age category is determined by year of birth. Prices may be changed by the resort.
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