Pozza di Fassa Hotels

Nice rooms, good spa. Dinner is not good

Welcoming staff...excellent room...abundant breakfast. Will recommend to others. The wellness centre hours were limited...we wold have liked more opportunities to take advantage of the services.

A great deal of attention to detail was evident. The service was excellent but unobtrusive,the spa clean and with a wide range of facilities,and the surroundings were luxurious yet tasteful.The manager was very helpful. The hotel was fine but having to eat elsewhere was a disadvantage.

nice and clean hotel. Exellent breakfast.the location is in the center of the Dolomites - greate fo a star tour (every day to another diection). nice spa The spa is open only until 8 pm. the hot tub was cold

The hotel looked lovely from the outside and I wasn't disappointed when we stepped inside. We arrived earlier than expected and the lady who opened the front door to us didn't speak English. However she quickly called another member of staff who was really helpful and checked us in. She waited patiently while we brought our luggage in and took us up to our room, giving us information about the facilities as we went. The room was gorgeous with a fab view of the village and mountains from our balcony. Breakfast was in a beautiful room with carved wooden ceiling and a view of the mountains again. We used the swimming pool and Spa area which looked very new or just well looked after and was a real treat. When we arrived in our room my partner thought there was a bit of a funny smell in the bathroom but then he does have a sensitive nose.

Plleasant, helpful and informative, multilingual host. Very clean and neat. Good breakfast. In easy reach of th best of the Dolomites.

I stayed 2 nights (Sept.28th & 29th) at Villa Mozart. The weather was excellent. Villa Mozart is on the main road, a short walk from the centre of Pozza di Fassa, a picturesque & typical Alpine town. My room was at the back, very bright and airy, with an excellent view of Pozza di Fassa & the mountains. Breakfast was very good, although continental. The owner is a musician who did an impromptu concert one evening. I thought they were playing Shadows records in the bar, but it was actually the Italian owner (a huge fan of The Shadows & music generally) playing his guitar! The hotel is B&B only & therefore does no meals, except breakfast. Pozza di Fassa more-or-less closes for the summer season mid-September & doesn't reopen again until November, so Villa Mozart was one of the few places to stay open. Shops, restaurants & bars in Pozza di Fassa have rotating days off & most choose Wednesday (the full day I was there) to close!