Family Hotel in Monte Bondone
3 good reasons to choose Monte Bondone
| 1Skiing... what a passion!20 km of slopes suitable for all the family, a Snowpark, a Family Village with Mini Club and entertainment, ski schools, a field for toddlers and baby cross | 2Adventures between the rocksAt the Monte Bondone Aeropark, you can enjoy a unique experience with the children: Tyrolean traverses, Tibetan bridge, via ferratas, climbing and abseiling | 3Fantastic experiencesWalks to discover the alpine huts; a visit to the Viote Alpine Botanical Garden; a stop at the Terrazza delle Stelle astronomical observatory |
Our Family Hotels in Monte Bondone
Skiing holiday with the children, just 50 metres from the ski lifts!
Family services:
| From 70,00 € per night, per adult, half boardThis is the lowest rate offered by the hotel. Based on the requested period it may vary. |
Discovering Monte Bondone
Monte Bondone is synonymous with a holiday in the mountains with your children! This peaceful, pleasant location at a short distance from Trento is ideal for fantastic family-friendly holidays. Here, you will find a ski area with 20 km of slopes for every level of difficulty, a ski school, a Snowpark, a Family Village with Mini Club, entertainment, baby cross and a toddlers’ area. You can also go for splendid walks in the unspoilt nature, along easy trails, suitable for children, possibly with a stop at an alpine hut where you can taste some local products. In Monte Bondone, you will find the Viote Alpine Botanical Garden, one of the most ancient in the Alps, where workshops and summer and winter activities are organised. While in the Viote basin with your children, you can also admire the celestial vault at the Terrazza delle Stelle, an astronomical observatory far from any light pollution, and have a memorable experience with your nose pointing upwards. For baby explorers who love adventures (in safety!), a day at the Monte Bondone Aeropark is a must: supported by the assistance of the alpine guides, children of all ages can learn to climb the rock face, abseil and move freely between via ferratas, a Tibetan bridge and Tyrolean cableways.
