Hotel Meeting is a stylish 4-star retreat in Livigno, Italy, just 0.8mi from the city center. The property sits at Via Svanon 68, offering easy access to mountain views and alpine ambience.

On-site perks include free private parking and free Wi-Fi, plus a wellness lineup with Turkish/steam bath (free), spa (free), sauna (free), steam room, spa tub, and hot tub. A free golf course adds to the outdoor appeal, while a bar, sun deck, terrace, garden, and balcony with mountain views make evenings inviting. Family-friendly touches include kids’ meals and non-smoking rooms, and upper floors are accessible by elevator. Some activities carry extra charges, such as tennis, massages, and horseback riding.

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Set against the alpine backdrop, Hotel Meeting blends easy access to Livigno with a wellness-forward vibe. After a day of mountain adventures, unwind in Turkish bath, spa, sauna, steam room, spa tub, and hot tub, all part of the complimentary wellness lineup. Free private parking and free Wi‑Fi keep things hassle-free, while a no-charge golf course, a bar, sun deck, terrace, and garden set the scene for relaxed evenings and mountain-view balconies.

Accommodations come in a non-smoking mix designed for families and groups of all sizes. The King Room, Balcony offers 2 adults and 1 child, with a 248-square-foot footprint that includes a king bed and two bunk beds. The Suite, 2 Bedroom spans 581 square feet with two queen beds and two bunks for up to eight adults and five children. The Junior Suite fits up to five adults and three children with a queen bed and bunk beds. Other options include the Double Room, Groundfloor (2 adults, 1 child) and the Room, Balcony (high capacity), along with various standard and suite configurations, all non-smoking and often featuring balconies and mountain views.

For payments, cash is accepted along with major cards such as American Express, Mastercard, Diners Club, Visa, ATM cards, Maestro, and CartaSi. Some activities carry extra charges, including tennis, massages, and horseback riding, adding a touch of variety to an already lively alpine stay.