Hotels Campitello Di Fassa, Guesthouses Campitello Di Fassa and Residences Campitello Di Fassa

Campitello di Fassa is an appreciated tourist resort situated in the province of Trento. It rises at an altitude of 1450 metres above sea level, on the slopes of the majestic peaks of Col Rodella and Sassolungo. Modern ski-lift facilities, fascinating snow-covered slopes, the proximity with Canazei and a welcoming old town make Campitello di Fassa one of the most appreciated holiday destinations of the region.

Campitello di Fassa gathers a remarkably wide array of accommodation facilities, such as the hotels of the old town, comfortable guesthouses situated a short distance from the ski slopes and modern residences. The great variety of accommodation facilities which are open all year round is able to suit even the most demanding requirements of those flocking to Campitello di Fassa to enjoy utmost fun and profusion.

Campitello di Fassa is connected with Col Rodella through a modern ski-lift facility situated in the small hamlet of Ischia, a short distance from the city centre. Once reached Col Rodella-Belvedere ski area, further ski-lift facilities connect these slopes with Sellaronda District, a large circuit which includes the passes of Pordoi, Sella and Fedaia and the mountain ranges of Sassolungo, Sella and Marmolada. A real paradise for skiers during winter, in summer it turns into the ideal base for making fascinating excursions up to the top of Col Rodella and across further interesting spots.
Campitello's city centre gathers well-equipped sports centres, such as the one which has recently been built next to the railway station, at the foot of the cableway, golf courses, special climbing walls, tennis courts, basketball courts, football pitches and targeted facilities for hang-gliding and paragliding. Not to be missed is the charming itinerary which connects Campitello to Canazei.
The lovers of architecture will have the possibility to visit the local parish church dedicated to St. Giacomo and Filippo, which was founded around 1250 and subsequently renovated over the course of the sixteenth century.