Aman Rosa Alpina

The transformed Rosa Alpina: Pizzinini family hotel since 1939, redesigned by Jean-Michel Gathy, reopened as a full Aman in July 2025. The top of the market here.

A €69-million rebuild by Aman and architect Jean-Michel Gathy of the Pizzinini family's three-generation hotel in the centre of San Cassiano, reopened in July 2025. Fifty-one keys (rooms, suites, signature suites, plus the standalone two-bedroom Chalet Zeno), all redrawn in pale oak, limestone and glass, Aman's house style replacing what was previously antler chandeliers and pine panelling. The three-Michelin-star St. Hubertus is gone with Norbert Niederkofler (now at Atelier Moessmer); in its place, five dining venues: The Grill (wood-fire Italian), Il Salotto (piano-bar lounge), Akari/Enju (Japanese shabu-shabu in winter), a breakfast room with live cooking stations, and the Di Vino wine library for private dinners. The new spa runs 2,800 square metres with three pools (one outdoor 65-foot infinity), seven treatment rooms, hammam, Jacuzzi, and a hydrotherapy circuit. Two private mountain cabins owned by the Pizzinini family come with the stay for wood-fired lunches on day excursions. Helicopter transfers available (Venice 45 min, Bolzano 22 min). Two seasons: June–mid-October and early December–mid-April. The summit of Dolomites hospitality, the price to match it, and a Cortina base at the top of the market.

• Best for — couples,wellness

• Neighborhood — San Cassiano · Alta Badia · 51 rooms · Aman flagship
• Rooms — 51
• Price — €1,600–4,500/night
• 51 rooms + Chalet Zeno
• 3 pools · 7 treatment rooms

From the HALA guide, reviewed August 2026.

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