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The mountain that welcomes you
Your holiday in the heart of Madonna di Campiglio

Hotels in the centre of Madonna di Campiglio, near the ski lifts

In the heart of Campiglio, just a stone’s throw from everything.

Staying at the Hotel Garnì La Montanara means experiencing Madonna di Campiglio from a prime location, combining the convenience of the town centre, proximity to the ski lifts and the warm welcome of a family-run business that has been looking after its guests with passion and care for generations.

The location of the Hotel Garnì La Montanara is one of its most highly prized strengths. The hotel is situated right in the centre of Madonna di Campiglio, opposite Piazza Brenta Alta and just a few minutes’ walk from the ski lifts, shops, restaurants and the resort’s main attractions.

The 5 Laghi cable car is just 150 metres away, whilst the Pradalago and Spinale ski lifts are easily accessible within a few minutes. The bus stop, the ski bus and the summer shuttle services are also practically right outside the hotel, making getting around simple and convenient whatever the season.

Choosing La Montanara means being able to get around freely, experience Campiglio without using a car and enjoy every moment of your holiday to the full.

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Your perfect base for skiing in Campiglio
Parking included!

30 metres from the bus/ski bus stop
3 minutes – 5 Laghi cable car
5 minutes – Pradalago cable car
7 minutes – Spinale cable car
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The pleasure of feeling at home,
where tradition meets comfort.

The rooms at Hotel Garnì La Montanara are designed to welcome guests into a warm, tasteful and relaxing setting,where every detail evokes the authentic atmosphere of the mountains. The bespoke Tyrolean-style furnishings are combined with modern comforts and a truly special artistic touch: each room is hand-painted by local artist Daniela Casoni and features a theme inspired by mountain flowers and fruits.

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A breakfast that smells of the mountains

TIMES: From 07:30 to 10:30

Every morning at the Hotel Garnì La Montanara begins with the aroma of breakfast. Guests can enjoy a generous buffet featuring sweet and savoury options, carefully prepared to offer a moment of pleasure and relaxation before the day begins. Breakfast is designed to cater for a variety of tastes and provide the perfect start to a day on the slopes or a hike in the mountains. Hot drinks, pastries, fresh bread and other specialities make this one of the moments most appreciated by our guests.

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Family Business Management

Family hospitality, spanning three generations.

One of the oldest buildings in Madonna di Campiglio, built by her grandparents in 1910, Villa Caola is run by siblings Dante and Agnese, who used to let out a few rooms during the summer – initially the only time the property was used as a holiday home. It later also housed the Carabinieri barracks, and it was within these walls that Mr Giovanni Lorenzetti began his career as a trader.

In 1957, Agnese and her husband Giacomo ‘Jack’ Caola opened Bar La Montanara. The name derives from their passion for mountain songs.

From 1976, management passed to my father, Ivo, who, together with my mother, Alda, turned it into a meeting place both for the locals of Campiglio and for groups from Milan and Brescia who used to visit – and still visit – our wonderful Brenta Dolomites.

In 1994, after almost twenty years in business, Alda and Ivo decided to close the bar to the public and to renovate and expand the premises. Thus, on 5 August 1995, Bar La Montanara became exclusively Hotel Garnì La Montanara.

However, Ivo and Alda decided to keep the spirit of the place intact – a spirit that was, and continues to be, so much loved by all our guests. The breakfast room is the old, historic bar. It was important to them to preserve this distinctive ‘corner’, a testament to many years of hard work and sacrifice, yet a period rich in great satisfaction. Even today, people still pop in to take a trip down memory lane, recalling those lovely evenings spent over a plate of tripe, a bowl of goulash soup, a sing-along and a glass of blueberry grappa.

I currently run the business alongside my husband Alessandro, with the help, support and invaluable advice of my dad, putting the same passion into it as always and paying attention to every detail to ensure our guests feel at home.

We hope that in the future our daughter Alessia will share the same passion for this work.

Elena Caola