Nestled between the rugged peaks of the Dolomites and the fragrant forests of Alta Badia lies Aman Rosa Alpina – a retreat that combines alpine charm with Aman's signature style. After careful renovation, this traditional hotel shines in new splendor without losing its soul. Here, the morning sparkles over the mountains, the day belongs to adventures in nature, and in the evening, the fireplace crackles while outside, snow or starlight fills the silence.
At Aman Rosa Alpina, every day is an invitation to let yourself drift – sometimes actively, sometimes in complete tranquility. In winter, the slopes of Dolomiti Superski beckon, while in summer there are endless hiking trails, climbing tours, and cycling routes. The Aman Spa offers heated indoor and outdoor pools, a Finnish sauna, hydrotherapy, and signature treatments with alpine herbs. Yoga with a view of the peaks, an hour of reading in the library, or a film in the private cinema room set a gentle tone for relaxation. And sometimes the greatest pleasure is to sit on the terrace, listen to the silence of the mountains, and simply be there.
The 51 rooms and suites are perfect for moments of relaxation. Large windows bring the panorama into the house, crackling fireplaces provide warmth after a day in the mountain air. Wood, natural stone, and soft fabrics create a calming atmosphere—yet surprise with small details. Whether it's a spacious suite with its own terrace or a cozy room under the roof—everyone feels at home here.
Cuisine at Aman Rosa Alpina is a sensual interplay of Alpine flavors and fine craftsmanship. In the Il Salotto lounge, the first coffee of the day is served with a view of the mountains, while The Grill is filled with the aroma of wood fire, grilled meat, and seasonal vegetables from the region. The breakfast buffet tempts guests with freshly baked bread, homemade jams, and specialties from South Tyrol. For private moments of indulgence, there is the atmospheric wine cellar with fine rarities or the elegant Cigar Lounge.
The Aman Rosa Alpina in the mountain village of San Cassiano is a house steeped in history – and now, following extensive renovation by Aman, a masterpiece of Alpine heritage and modern understatement. Jean-Michel Gathy's architecture preserves the character of the traditional building, while warm Swiss pine and larch woods, natural Dolomite stone, and soft loden fabrics bring the mountain world not only to the windows, but directly into the interior. Wide glass fronts open up the view of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Dolomites, and every room carries on this flowing dialogue between inside and outside.
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