Family Resort Rainer

I went on a ski holiday at Hotel Rainer with a couple of friends, and immediately we were welcomed by the sweetest hotel director, Verena. She was like a mom to us, during the whole trip she helped with the bookings of the ski pass and skiing instructor, and the renting of skiing gear (all of the above can be done directly in the hotel - super convenient). Also, the hotel has direct access to the ski slopes, so you don’t waste a second commuting to the nearest cable car and you can start skiing right away. The spa and swimming pools are absolutely wonderful, especially the herbal sauna and the hot tub outside. The rooms were super clean and spacious, we were in room 403 and it had two bathrooms, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and a huge balcony, plus the beautiful Tyrolean interior decor. At breakfast there was a huge selection of foods for all kinds of tastes, with a dedicated chef who cooked eggs, omelettes and crêpes at the moment and in front of you - so fancy. The dishes served at dinner were amazing, plus one friend of mine was vegetarian and another one was celiac and both of them always found something delicious to eat. All in all, a great experience, I’ll come back for sure! PS. The pool table room, just above the reception, was my favorite spot ;)

The hotel is beautiful with exquisite rooms and views of the Dolomites. It’s a children paradise with a magical enchanted wooden play area, swimming pools and playground. The kids club is a perfect mix of nature and fun. My son loved the experience so much that he didn’t want to leave. He loved the activities from the hike with alpacas to the baking of bread with mountain herbs. The food is excellent in quality and quantity. Their strength is definitely local specialities (my advice is to avoid off out of context items such as Amatriciana or Melanzane alla parmigiana). The staff is excellent: kind, attentive, and fun with the kids. The organization is impressive. Well done!

The experience was amazing. Every part of the resort is curated and has every kind of facility in there. Everything you need is easy to access: skiing equipment, ski instructor, skipass and fun entertainment, all of this and more is inside the resort. The room was clean and big. The SPA is well organized and clean, there’s two types of sauna, a vapor sauna, two pools and two relaxing rooms, i tried everything and i felt so relaxed after all day skiing. Everyday they find a way to entertain their clients and the kids, we had a fingerfood aperitivo the last day that was delicious. The best part is actually the cuisine, which is extremely good and always different. The chefs are very creative and always come up with something unexpected. In the morning there’s also a chef that cooks for you extra things for breakfast. In general i’m very satisfied and i will for sure come back in summer.

Family Resort Rainer is a beautifully, family run hotel in Sesto Italy in the middle of beautiful mountains and skiing isles. I have personally never had such a flawless stay at a hotel, and I have had many. Even though it may be a resort, it feels cosy, homey and welcoming. The attention to detail is beyond compare - being greeted with your name, having your specific coffee-wishes ready at the breakfast table and feeling comfortable anywhere around. The hotels history is shown throughout the corridors where the family's hotel story can be seen and followed in images and memories. The spa is impeccable and offers everything and beyond what is needed after a tough day of skiing. The food, whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner is mouthwatering - this is anything but "a normal hotel-buffet". The quality of the food and the passion for flavour can be seen and tasted at all times. The skiing teachers are wonderful with children and adults alike, and the private skiing slope just in front of the hotel is perfect to warm up. There is also an internal skiing equipment rental inside the hotel incase anyone needs anything. Overall, I can recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a relaxed and sporty stay. We visited in February and it was everything one could have asked for for a skiing holiday in the dolomites. A big compliment to the family who run it - the passion and love for hospitality can really be seen and felt in every corner. Thank you for this wonderful stay.

Ci siamo fermati a pranzo e ho mangiato una carbonara Senza glutine buonissima! Posto veramente bello e personale cordiale e preparato, ci tornerei sicuramente. Mi hanno fatta entrare con il cane che non ha accesso al ristorante ma solo alla zona bar e ci siamo trovati davvero bene.

Ho visistato il family resort Rainer con mia moglie e mia figlia di 2 anni. Con una bambina così piccola a cui badare, non abbiamo potuto provare tutte cose che il resort offre ai visitatori, e ci troviamo costretti a ritornare l'anno prossimo, e probabilmente anche quello dopo ancora.. Seriamente: ho messo 5 stelle e credo se li meriti tutti, leggendo le recensioni precedenti ho notato che ci sono state lamentele sul personale, ma io devo dire che non ho avuto problemi in questo senso. Gli appartamenti per famiglie sono spaziosi e comodi, è presente una cucina con lavastoviglie e fuochi a induzione (se proprio devo trovare un difetto, avrei gradito anche il gocciolatoio vicino al lavello); uno spazioso tavolo e un divanetto davanti ad una TV. Il letto era comodo e la stanza sempre calda, la struttura è molto efficiente quanto a risparmio energetico. Il bagno molto comodo con vasca (preferiorei la doccia) e c'era spazio per tutto. Nel complesso che ospita gli appartamenti è presente una piccola sala giochi per i bambini e una sala relax per adulti con divani e poltrone (non ho avuto modo di starci, ma è bella). Sopra, una piscina all'aperto con idromassaggio. Passando nel tunnel che passa sotto la strada si accede all'albergo con piscina e spa (il primo giorno vi perderete nei sotterranei). C'è una piscina per bambini e una per gli adulti, e proseguendo si accede all'area spa che ha due saune, un bagno di vapore e una saletta relax; io ho trovato l'area spa molto bella e in particolare ho apprezzato il silenzio rispetto alle piscine, un ottimo posto per rilassarsi e spesso ci si può stare praticamente da soli (forse sarà un caso ma era sempre deserta o quasi quando ci sono andato io, forse a causa dell'obbligo di entrare senza costume? Comunque è così che si deve stare in sauna). La struttura dispone anche di un miniclub per chi volesse far giocare i bambini con la supervisione di alcune educatrici e di un'altra piscina all'aperto. Un unico neo: nonostante il terrazzo della nostra stanza fosse comodo e con una bellissima vista, l'ho trovato poco "family friendly" a causa della ringhiera (includo una foto); è pericolosa perché è un invito ai bimbi per arrampicarsi e non si può perderli di vista un attimo mentre sono fuori; mi sarei goduto di più la vista e le poltroncine se non avesi avuto la costante preoccupazione di tener d'occhio la bambina.