Pros

  • Quaint, peaceful Alpine hamlet-style property with mountain views
  • Set on edge of village with views over picturesque valley
  • Simple, cozy rooms have flat-screen TVs and modern bathrooms
  • Impressive mountain-themed spa includes indoor pool, saunas, and sun deck
  • Free breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi
  • Traditional restaurant serves local specialties and family recipes on-site
  • Wealth of local activities from rafting to skiing to mushroom foraging organized by the hotel
  • Free shuttles to Alto Piano della Predai ski slopes and the train station
  • Mountain bikes for rent
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Cons

  • Standard rooms are a little plain
  • Very few local restaurants in the area
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Bottom Line

The setting alone makes the three-and-a-half-pearl Pineta Hotels Nature Wellness Resort pretty special -- nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by thick forest on the edge of a small mountain village. The property itself is also picture-perfect Alpine chalet, while the spa facilities really impress. The hotel restaurant is excellent, which is useful as there's not much other dining around. There's free breakfast and Wi-Fi, plus scheduled activities and bikes to borrow. Rooms are mostly simple, but very cozy, many with stunning views. For a secluded and tranquil stay close to nature, it doesn't get much better than this -- the rates aren't bad either.

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Amenities

  • Fitness Center
  • Internet
  • Pets Allowed
  • Pool
  • Spa

Oyster Hotel Review

Pineta Naturamente Hotels

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Quaint, traditionally-styled Alpine hamlet in tranquil surrounds

The Pineta Hotel Nature Wellness Resort feels more like a small, traditional hamlet than a hotel -- comprising a group of old-fashioned chalet-styled buildings with typical wooden balconies overlooking their tranquil grassy surroundings. Everything is picturesque and quaint to the extreme, conjuring up a scene of idyllic Alpine serenity bordering on fantastical. Inside the lobby, the theme continues, with a very homey blend of warm wood furnishings, exposed beams, and cozy sink-into sofas. The same family has run the restaurant and resort for three generations, fostering a welcoming, personal ambience and a focus on sustainable, eco-friendly tourism. Its rural setting and peaceful environment attracts tourists who crave a secluded and relaxing stay close to nature and away from modern life.

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Location

Surrounded by forests and meadows on edge of village in Val di Non

The hotel is located on the edge of the small village of Coredo, in the Val di Non in Northern Italy. Backed by lush coniferous forest and meadows and with sweeping views across the valley, the setting is really quite special. More natural beauty can be found surrounding the valley, with several national parks within a couple hours drive. The nearest airport is Dolomiti, just over an hour away by car while the ski slopes of Fai della Paganella are about 13 miles away. Parking at the hotel is free and there's a shuttle that brings guests to Alto Piano della Predai ski slopes or the train station.

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Rooms

Rooms with simple, cozy interiors; many include balconies with valley views

Accommodation are comprised of rooms, suites, and chalets, all of which have simple cozy interiors with spruce wooden floors and furnishings. Beds are made up with simple white sheets, some have elegant gold runners placed at the foot. Standard amenities include telephones and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms come with bidets and wall-mounted hairdryers. Some are dressed up with rain head showers and towel warmers. Many rooms include balconies with valley views and chalets are self-contained log cabins with fully-equipped kitchens.

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Features

Restaurant serving old family recipes and impressive spa area with pool

The hotel's restaurant serves up a menu of traditional Trentino-style cooking, several dishes have been passed down through generations -- there's a well-kept wine cellar specializing in Italian wines. Another highlight of the hotel is the large mountain-themed spa, which includes an indoor pool, saunas, and whirlpool baths, as well as a sunken sun deck area with loungers and a hot tub. The hotel organizes a plethora of activities, from bike hire, fishing, and mushroom picking in the summer, to skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. Mountain bikes are available to borrow.

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Oyster Hotel Review

Pineta Naturamente Hotels

Scene

Quaint, traditionally-styled Alpine hamlet in tranquil surrounds

The Pineta Hotel Nature Wellness Resort feels more like a small, traditional hamlet than a hotel -- comprising a group of old-fashioned chalet-styled buildings with typical wooden balconies overlooking their tranquil grassy surroundings. Everything is picturesque and quaint to the extreme, conjuring up a scene of idyllic Alpine serenity bordering on fantastical. Inside the lobby, the theme continues, with a very homey blend of warm wood furnishings, exposed beams, and cozy sink-into sofas. The same family has run the restaurant and resort for three generations, fostering a welcoming, personal ambience and a focus on sustainable, eco-friendly tourism. Its rural setting and peaceful environment attracts tourists who crave a secluded and relaxing stay close to nature and away from modern life.

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Location

Surrounded by forests and meadows on edge of village in Val di Non

The hotel is located on the edge of the small village of Coredo, in the Val di Non in Northern Italy. Backed by lush coniferous forest and meadows and with sweeping views across the valley, the setting is really quite special. More natural beauty can be found surrounding the valley, with several national parks within a couple hours drive. The nearest airport is Dolomiti, just over an hour away by car while the ski slopes of Fai della Paganella are about 13 miles away. Parking at the hotel is free and there's a shuttle that brings guests to Alto Piano della Predai ski slopes or the train station.

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Rooms

Rooms with simple, cozy interiors; many include balconies with valley views

Accommodation are comprised of rooms, suites, and chalets, all of which have simple cozy interiors with spruce wooden floors and furnishings. Beds are made up with simple white sheets, some have elegant gold runners placed at the foot. Standard amenities include telephones and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms come with bidets and wall-mounted hairdryers. Some are dressed up with rain head showers and towel warmers. Many rooms include balconies with valley views and chalets are self-contained log cabins with fully-equipped kitchens.

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Features

Restaurant serving old family recipes and impressive spa area with pool

The hotel's restaurant serves up a menu of traditional Trentino-style cooking, several dishes have been passed down through generations -- there's a well-kept wine cellar specializing in Italian wines. Another highlight of the hotel is the large mountain-themed spa, which includes an indoor pool, saunas, and whirlpool baths, as well as a sunken sun deck area with loungers and a hot tub. The hotel organizes a plethora of activities, from bike hire, fishing, and mushroom picking in the summer, to skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. Mountain bikes are available to borrow.

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Amenities

  • Airport Transportation

  • Babysitting Services

  • Beauty / Hair Salon

  • Business Center

  • Children's Pool

  • Concierge

  • Fitness Center

  • Free Breakfast

  • Full Kitchen

  • Gameroom / Arcade

  • Golf Course

  • Internet

  • Laundry

  • Meeting / Conference Rooms

  • Pets Allowed

  • Pool

  • Room Service

  • Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space

  • Spa

  • Supervised Kids Activities

  • Tennis Court

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