is a 3-star apart hotel in Col San Martino, Italy. The address is Via Fontanelle 15, and it's about from the city center.

Inside, find a practical mix of comfort and adventure: an indoor swimming pool and sauna (both free), a steam room, and a bar for post-ski relaxation. Skiing access, free wifi, and a free kids' club keep days active, while pet-friendly policy (with extra charges) welcomes four-legged companions. Self-catering is easy with kitchenware and a kitchenette, and balconies, non-smoking rooms, a bidet, and free toiletries add convenience. For easy coming-and-going, elevator access to upper floors is available, and on-site or private parking are offered for an extra charge. Beach chairs and loungers are available on-site too.

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Set in Col San Martino, this 3-star aparthotel blends practical comfort with alpine adventure. For cooks on the go, kitchenware and a kitchenette keep meals easy, while balconies, non-smoking rooms, a bidet, and free toiletries add little touches of convenience. Pets are welcome on request with extra charges, and both on-site and private parking are available for an additional fee. Elevator access makes moving between floors a breeze, and sun loungers and beach chairs on-site beckon during warmer days.

Wellness comes with an indoor heated pool and a sauna, both free, plus a steam room and a bar for post-ski downtime. Free Wi-Fi keeps days connected, and a free kids' club helps little guests stay active. A quick path to the slopes makes mornings easy with ski access provided, ensuring adventures start promptly. For four-legged travelers, the pet policy remains in effect with charges as applicable.

Two room options exist: a Room with Balcony and a Standard Room, each accommodating 2 adults and 1 child and both non-smoking. The Balcony option hints at a private outdoor space, while the Standard Room offers straightforward comfort. Payment is accepted via Mastercard, Visa, Maestro, or CartaSi, with cash not accepted. The property has reviews, reflecting a traveler-friendly pulse and a steady stream of feedback.