I stayed here for about a week in February. The staff did not all speak much English, so communication was sometimes difficult but in general it was not a problem as most of the staff were friendly and helpful.

The food was not great (the worse part of the trip for me) - I can't really eat dairy, and some of the dairy-free options were unusual/lacked substance or taste. Having said that, occasionally meals were OK.

The room wasn't amazing but was adequate. It would have been nice to have some adapter plugs for the european sockets but again it's not very important, especially given that few hotels offer them now. The room was quite small for four people, and the bunk bed was very dangerous (i.e. no proper ladder or guard/raised sides to prevent someone from falling out of bed!) The pillows were also very flat.

Overall, not great quality facilities but the staff were friendly enough to make it a pleasant stay.

A group of 6 friends stayed for a skiing holiday during New Years Eve week. I was looking for a clean hotel near the ski slopes that did not cost me 300+ Euro a night and found Sciatori. The owners and staff were fantastic and always very helpful when we were looking for hiking trails, ski deposit, etc. We had dinner at the the hotel one night and enjoyed our meal. We bought the 3 day spa package for 33 Euro and had a robe, towel, and slippers included. I will definitely stay again in the summer for hiking. The bathroom was clean and mold free. The bedroom and linens were also clean. We deposited our skis near the slope for free at a ski rental that hotel told us about. Across the street is a wonderful World War I museum. The wifi signal was good. For European standards, the room was big. Overall we had a fantastic stay!