Aman Rosa Alpina

Set in the Ladin village of San Cassiano, Aman Rosa Alpina brings Aman’s understated philosophy of space, tranquillity and intuitive service to the heart of the Italian Dolomites. Long cherished as one of Alta Badia’s most beloved mountain retreats, Rosa Alpina enters a new chapter under Aman’s stewardship, preserving the warmth and heritage of the Pizzinini family while introducing the brand’s refined aesthetic.

Surrounded by dramatic limestone peaks and wide alpine meadows, the hotel offers an immersive mountain experience in one of Europe’s most extraordinary landscapes. The atmosphere is intimate and unpretentious, blending contemporary alpine design with the gentle rhythm of village life. In winter, the Dolomites reveal some of the finest skiing in the Alps, while summer brings wildflower-covered valleys, high-altitude hiking trails and long sunny days in the mountains. Throughout the seasons, Aman Rosa Alpina provides a deeply relaxing base from which to explore.

Accommodation

Aman Rosa Alpina’s rooms and suites have been sensitively reimagined to reflect Aman’s signature sense of calm. Natural materials including pale timber, stone and soft textiles create serene interiors that echo the surrounding alpine landscape.

Accommodation is spacious and individually designed, with many rooms featuring private balconies or terraces framing sweeping views of the Dolomite peaks. Warm wood panelling, handcrafted furnishings and elegant marble bathrooms balance traditional alpine character with Aman’s contemporary simplicity.

Suites offer generous living areas ideal for unwinding after a day outdoors, while the most spacious options include fireplaces and expansive mountain views, creating the feeling of a private alpine residence.

Food & Drink

Dining remains an important part of the Rosa Alpina experience, celebrating the culinary heritage of the Dolomites alongside Italy’s rich gastronomic traditions.

Aman Rosa Alpina features several dining venues, where menus draw inspiration from the surrounding mountains and the seasons. Ingredients are sourced locally wherever possible, reflecting the produce of alpine pastures, forests and nearby farms.

Guests can expect a range of dining experiences, from refined Italian cuisine to comforting alpine classics. After a day in the mountains, the lounge bar provides a welcoming space to gather for a glass of wine or an aperitivo beside the fire.

Experiences

Aman Rosa Alpina sits within Alta Badia, part of the vast Dolomiti Superski network, with access to over 1,200 kilometres of pristine slopes. The Piz Sorega cable car, just minutes from the hotel, provides swift access to some of the region’s most scenic ski runs.

Beyond downhill skiing, winter brings opportunities for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing through silent forests, ski touring and ice climbing on frozen waterfalls.

When the snow melts, the Dolomites become an extraordinary outdoor playground. Hiking and cycling trails wind through alpine pastures and dramatic rock formations, while climbers can explore the region’s famous limestone towers. Golf, paragliding and scenic mountain drives offer further ways to experience this remarkable landscape.

Guests can also spend time in the village of San Cassiano itself, where Ladin culture and traditions remain strong. Gentle walks through the village, long lunches in rustic mountain huts and quiet moments in the hotel’s spa all reflect the relaxed rhythm of life in the mountains.

Children

Families are warmly welcomed at Aman Rosa Alpina. Spacious suites and the abundance of outdoor activities in the Dolomites make it well suited to multi-generational travel.

Best Time to Visit

Aman Rosa Alpina is a year-round destination. Winter (December to March) offers exceptional skiing across the Dolomiti Superski region, while summer (June to September) reveals lush alpine landscapes ideal for hiking, cycling and mountain exploration. Autumn brings crisp air, golden larch forests and quieter trails.

How to Get There

Aman Rosa Alpina is located in the village of San Cassiano in Alta Badia in the Italian Dolomites. The nearest international airports are Innsbruck (approximately two hours by car) and Venice (around three hours). Private transfers can be arranged.