The Aman Rosa Alpina in San Cassiano in the Dolomites reopens its doors with 51 rooms and suites.
“A shared ambition: to honour this timeless legacy”
The property, formerly the Rosa Alpina, remains under the leadership of the Pizzinini family. The reopening “is the realization of a vision that we had been cultivating for years,- says Vlad Doronin, president and ceo of the Aman Group. -I discovered the magic of this property as a guest many years ago and formed a lasting friendship with the Pizzinini family. This initial admiration led to a shared ambition: to honour this timeless legacy while elevating the mountain lodge. With its exceptional location in the heart of the Dolomites, we seized the opportunity to create a place that reflected both the heritage of the region and the essence of Aman. A project that would reflect the brand's core values: elegant and timeless design combined with attentive service and experiences capable of leaving a mark."
“Our mission is to preserve the authenticity and spirit of the region”
“This partnership allows us to celebrate the family legacy and three generations of hospitality, while embracing a future defined by Aman's uncompromising attention to detail and global vision,- say Hugo and Ursula Pizzinini. -Our mission remains the same: to preserve the authenticity and spirit of the region so that guests can continue to experience the beauty of the Dolomites.”
The Aman Suite has two guestrooms
The 51 rooms, suites and signature suites are inspired by the beauty of the Dolomites, with a design that enhances the changing light of day. The Aman Suite is the largest in the hotel and includes two rooms with king-size beds, ensuite bathrooms with steam showers (one with bathtub), a dining room for six and a south-facing terrace. For families and groups who desire more comfort and privacy, connecting suites and the option of reserving entire floors for exclusive use are available.
Two restaurants, and Hot Pot and Japanese menus coming soon
Dining options include The Grill which is the heart of the hotel's culinary tradition, offering different cuts of grilled meat, fish and artisanal pizzas; the bright and versatile Heritage Room which welcomes guests for breakfast and can be transformed into a private event space. The Di Vino Room is a wine library, accessible by reservation only, and is ideal for private dinners and expert-led tastings, while the Cigar Lounge offers a curated selection of premium cigars and fine spirits in a discreet ambience. With the arrival of the winter season, Akari, an elegant restaurant with the Shabu Shabu (hot pot) experience and refined Japanese menu accompanied by rare sake selections in a minimalist ambience, will also open.
A mountain retreat for all seasons
The 1,684-square-metre Aman Spa on two levels is designed to immerse guests in the timeless tranquillity of the surrounding peaks. A beauty salon, two medical treatment suites, a Zen Garden, a gym and a yoga studio complete the offer. Beyond the Aman Rosa Alpina’s historic walls lies an extraordinary landscape of towering peaks, deep valleys and natural wonders that make the Aman Rosa Alpina a perfect mountain retreat in every season, offering ever-changing scenery and opportunities for adventure.
A Ski Butler service and Kids and Teens Rooms
In summer and autumn, guests at the Aman Rosa Alpina can take guided hikes in the nearby nature parks, enjoy mountain-bikes on scenic forest trails, and try their hand at vie ferrate or play golf on the Alta Badia course. In winter San Cassiano becomes the gateway to the Dolomiti Superski, with 1,200 kilometres of groomed slopes and 450 lifts. The Ski Butler service facilitates ski equipment preparation and transfers to the nearby Piz Sorega cable car, while the Ski Lounge has heated boot racks and dedicated areas. Ice climbing, snowshoeing, winter hiking and iceskating activities can also be organized. For indoor relaxation, the hotel offers Kids and Teen Rooms to stimulate creativity and exploration, as well as three private cinema rooms.
