Chalet Il Capricorno

Comentarios destacados

• Domenech1956

  03 febrero 2017
  Excelente en todos los sentidos

  Pequeño hotel en plenas pistas de esquí. Excelente trato personal, profesional, agradable y cálido, te hace sentir como en casa, siempre pendientes del cliente; cocina con especialidades propias del entorno muy bien creada y elaborada y bodega también de excelente nivel. Perfecta limpieza general. Al estar en las pistas de esquí, el acceso no es fácil (horarios), pero esto no es un problema si se coordina con el staff. Por cierto, excelentes pistas de esquí. Muy recomendable. Invita a repetir.

  

• gorkaleguina

  29 marzo 2018
  Comer como un señor a pie de pistas

  Querido lector, Si tienes las suerte de estar esquiando en este fantástico dominio que es la Via Lattea, una parada indispensable para comer es sin duda la terraza del Hotel Capricorno. Tienes la opción fácil y rápida con pizzas y buenas vistas o tienes la opción de sentarte en mesa y que te traten como un señor. Junto con un grupo de amigos, aprovechamos el penúltimo día de una semana de esquí, que hacía buen tiempo y estábamos cansados, para darnos un homenaje a pie de pistas. Carta excelente y muy variada, camareros a la altura y muy simpáticos y un maître excepcional: con un puntito de mala leche que le da el toque especial a este tipo de sitios (a fin de cuentas no somos el público aparente para este tipo de locales) pero que pilla en seguida de qué palo vas y a qué has venido... a disfrutar de una comilona de postín. Por mucho que lo vendan como un vino excepcional, el vino del Piemonte no es la octava maravilla... pero es muy variado, económico y en concreto el servido en este restaurante por copas (que luego hay que seguir esquiando) estaba bastante bueno. A tener en cuenta que atienden en horario español de comidas (esto es, una mesa de cinco personas fue atendida a las 3pm). El hotel, aunque caro, es un must que uno se tiene que poder permitir alguna vez en la vida. Personalmente, ya lo tengo en la lista de "iré" :P Un saludo,

  

• PietroNov

  26 diciembre 2019
  Great food, lacking hospitality

  I often go to the Capricorno chalet during the skiing season for a bite and a great glass of wineS I have always greatly enjoyed the food and the long standing hospitality experience of the Maitre. A recent lacking point, which I hope the owner will soon address, is with the receptionist lady who has failed to maintain the usual high standards of this beautiful alpine chalet.

  

• tere_zia89

  31 diciembre 2019
  This place is a big (an expensive) joke

  We came here with my husband to spend a 4 days in the mountains during the New Years eve, we had very high expectations especially for the price we were supposed to pay for the stay and some positive reviews we got but.... we arrived to a nice chalet, with amazing location for the view and for skiing (right on the slopes) and thats where all pluses of this place finish. We were told immediately upon our arrival that all the staff from the kitchen is sick and since then everything was completely wrong. The receptionist and also waiter were just blaming the kitchen staff for their own amateurism. The receptionist was fooling us and the waiter due to lack of experience should not (yet) work in a 4* hotel, but he with the cleaning lady were the only ones polite and kind. This hotel is managed by a bunch of completely incompetent people. This has nothing to do with the 4 stars even with the staff being sick. Breakfast is terrible, basically you dont get anything because the staff is so desperately disorganized that nobody is able to remember the order and if youre on gluten-free diet you literally end up eating your own food (never happened in Italy even in 2* hotel). It would have been a great grotesque if we hadnt paid for one room 340 per night. We decided to leave after three nights because the amateurism, arrogance and disorganization was unbearable. Never ever again for us it was a huge ripe off.

  

• marcT4751KS

  18 febrero 2020
  Little Bar attached to Il Capricorno is a mess

  Stopped off at the bear bar attached to Il Capricorno. It was slow, the staff didnt clear up and the food was very poor and its in the shade. Ordered snack food, hot dogs and sausages took an age and were very rare at best. There is no reason to stop here apart from its the first one as you approach the bottom of the run.