Dolce Casa in Moena during Marcialonga

Stay comfortably during Marcialonga in Moena

During Marcialonga, Moena becomes an international meeting place for cross-country skiers from all over the world. Choosing the right hotel is crucial – and Dolce Casa Family Resort & SPA offers a combination of comfort, location, and relaxation that is perfect for the competition week.

The hotel is strategically located in Moena, close to Marcialonga's logistics, start area, and transportation. For those participating in the 45 or 70 kilometer races through the Dolomites, this means short distances, less stress, and better focus before the race.

Dolce Casa offers spacious and comfortable rooms with an alpine atmosphere and modern standards. Here you will find space for rest, mental preparation, and recovery after long training sessions or competition days.

The generous breakfast provides a solid start to the competition day, and the hotel's service is accustomed to active guests who have clear routines ahead of races.

For those traveling with Sportivo Travel, this accommodation offers the right conditions – regardless of whether you are driving 45 km or 70 km.

Recovery as part of the experience

After hours on the slopes during Marcialonga, recovery is not a luxury – it is a necessity. At Dolce Casa in Moena, a generous spa and wellness area awaits, where body and mind can relax in peace and warmth.

The hotel spa is designed to create a balance between activity and rest. There are several indoor pools with pleasant temperatures, a sauna, steam bath, and relaxation areas where you can unwind after a day of competition. The alpine environment outside the windows enhances the feeling of total relaxation in the heart of the Dolomites.

In the heart of Val di Fassa – the heart of Marcialonga

Dolce Casa is located in Val di Fassa, one of the central valleys along the classic Marcialonga route. During the competition weekend, the area is filled with spectators, excitement, and international skiing enthusiasm.

Staying in Moena means you are part of the atmosphere but still have the opportunity for peace and quiet and structure ahead of the race. For those accompanying you, the town offers restaurants, shops, and beautiful alpine surroundings—making it an attractive place to stay for family and friends too.

Sauna, pool, and deep relaxation

The heat in the sauna helps your muscles relax and boosts circulation—which is super helpful after 45 or 70 kilometers of Marcialonga. The pool area lets you chill out and helps your body recover faster.

For those who want to take their recovery one step further, Dolce Casa also offers professional treatments and massages. It's an investment in both performance and well-being.

Wellness in the Dolomites – more than just relaxation

The spa at Dolce Casa in Moena combines modern comforts with a warm Alpine atmosphere. For Sportivo Travel guests, this means a holistic experience where competition and quality of life go hand in hand.

Being able to end the day of competition in a peaceful wellness environment makes your stay at Marcialonga both more pleasant and more complete.

Information about the hotel

Category: 4-star Resort & SPA

Meals: Half board (generous breakfast buffet and dinner with local and international dishes)

Location: Moena, centrally located in Val di Fassa, close to Marcialonga's logistics, transport solutions, and the village's restaurants and shops.

Rooms & comfort: Spacious and stylish rooms in Alpine design with modern standards, several room types with balconies and views of the Dolomites

Food & drink: Restaurant serving regional specialties from Trentino, Italian classics, and a generous breakfast buffet tailored to active guests. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated upon request.

Wellness & spa: Extensive spa area with several indoor pools, sauna, steam bath, relaxation areas, and massage and treatment options – ideal for recovery after Marcialonga

Suitable for: Marcialonga participants, cross-country skiing trips, premium sports trips, and accompanying persons who want to combine competition with comfort and wellness in the Dolomites.

Curiosities

Moena and Val di Fassa hold a special place in Italian sporting history. The classic stage race Giro d'Italia has passed through Moena and the surrounding Dolomite passes on numerous occasions over the years. Passes such as Passo San Pellegrino, Passo Rolle, Passo Valles, Costalunga, Sella, and Pordoi have been decisive climbing stages—further cementing the area’s status as a true alpine sports destination.