Main features
Aspect & Atmosphere
Ski Area
Winter Alternatives
Summer Activities
Water Sports
Nightlife & Events
Relax & Wellness
Seasonal Overview
Highlights
Tourist Activities
Caratteristiche Attività
Paganella Ski Area Experience
Molveno offers direct access to the renowned Paganella Ski Area, a modern ski resort featuring over 50 km of interconnected pistes suitable for all levels. From Molveno, a modern cable car (Telecabina Molveno-Pradel, excluded from this list) takes visitors to the intermediate station of Pradel, from where further lifts connect to the entire Paganella network. The area boasts a balanced mix of 10 blue (easy), 14 red (intermediate), and 4 black (expert) runs, including the thrilling 'Olimpionica 2' black run which offers a 5 km descent with a vertical drop of 1000m. Extensive snowmaking systems guarantee excellent snow conditions throughout the season. There's also a dedicated Snowpark at Dosson for freestyle enthusiasts, featuring jumps, rails, and boxes. Lift passes are available at various points in Molveno and the entire Paganella area, with daily prices ranging from approximately 50-65 EUR for adults during peak season.
Dolomiti di Brenta Hiking Network
The majestic Dolomiti di Brenta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides an unparalleled backdrop for hiking and trekking from Molveno. While the 'Dolomiti Brenta Trek Expert' route is excluded, Molveno serves as a gateway to hundreds of kilometers of varied trails within this stunning mountain range. These paths range from easy, family-friendly walks that wind through fragrant pine forests and offer panoramic lake views, to more challenging multi-day treks that lead to high-altitude refuges and breathtaking alpine passes. Notable trails include the 'Sentiero Ciclamino' which offers a gentle loop around parts of the lake shore (approx. 1.5-2 hours) and paths leading towards the Malga Tovre or Monte Pradel, accessible via the Molveno-Pradel cable car (excluded). Maps and detailed trail descriptions are available at local info points (excluded).
Sentiero degli Orsi (Bear Trail)
Located near Molveno, the 'Sentiero degli Orsi' is a delightful and educational themed hiking trail perfect for families with children. This easy-to-navigate path winds through the forest, featuring interactive stations and informative panels that teach visitors about the brown bears native to the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, as well as other local wildlife and flora. It's designed to be engaging for younger explorers, combining nature observation with fun learning. The trail offers gentle gradients, making it accessible for most ages and fitness levels. The estimated duration for a leisurely walk is about 1.5 to 2 hours. Entrance is free, and it offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with the local ecosystem.
Parco Faunistico Spormaggiore
A short and scenic drive from Molveno (approx. 20-30 minutes), the Spormaggiore Wildlife Park is a unique natural reserve dedicated to the preservation and observation of local Alpine wildlife, particularly the brown bear. The park offers visitors a chance to see brown bears, wolves, lynx, and various birds of prey in spacious, semi-natural enclosures designed to mimic their native habitats. It's a fantastic educational experience, especially for families, providing insights into the challenges and efforts involved in wildlife conservation in the Alps. The park is typically open from spring to autumn, with varying opening hours. Entrance fees are approximately 10-12 EUR for adults and 7-9 EUR for children.
Chiesa di San Vigilio, Molveno
The historic Church of San Vigilio stands as a testament to Molveno's rich past. Located in the charming old town, this beautiful church features a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements, with frescoes dating back centuries. Its serene interior offers a glimpse into the local artistic and religious heritage. The church is a quiet sanctuary, inviting contemplation and offering a stark contrast to the lively outdoor activities. It's freely accessible during daylight hours and often hosts local cultural events or concerts, especially during summer and Christmas periods. Its bell tower is a recognizable landmark within the village skyline.
Lake Molveno Boat Rentals
Explore the pristine waters of Lake Molveno at your own pace. Various types of boats are available for rent, including electric motorboats (no license required), pedal boats, and rowboats. Enjoy a unique perspective of the Brenta Dolomites reflecting on the lake surface. Rentals are typically available hourly or for half-day periods. Prices range from approximately €15-€25 per hour for pedal boats, and €30-€50 per hour for electric boats. Operating hours generally from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM during peak season.
Guided Snowshoeing Tours
Discover the silent beauty of Molveno's winter landscape on guided snowshoeing excursions. Experienced local guides lead groups through snow-laden forests and panoramic trails, offering insights into the local flora and fauna. Tours cater to various fitness levels, from easy family-friendly walks to more challenging routes up to higher viewpoints. Equipment rental (snowshoes and poles) is often included. Tours typically last 2-4 hours. Prices range from €30-€60 per person, depending on duration and group size.
Paganella Ski School Molveno
The official Molveno ski school, providing expert instruction for all ages and skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders. Offers private lessons, group courses, and specialized programs for children, ensuring a safe and fun learning environment. Instructors are highly qualified and often multilingual. Located conveniently near the main lifts connecting to the Paganella ski area. Operating hours typically 9:00 - 17:00 during ski season. Prices vary by lesson type and duration, with group courses starting from approximately 150 EUR for 5 days.
Cross-Country Skiing Centre 'Lago di Nembia'
Located a short drive from Molveno, this dedicated cross-country skiing center offers well-maintained trails suitable for classic and skating techniques. It provides a peaceful alternative to downhill skiing, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the quiet winter landscape. Offers equipment rental and lessons. Trails vary in length and difficulty, typically ranging from 3 km to 10 km loops. Open during daylight hours, subject to snow conditions. Day passes usually cost around 8-12 EUR.
Dolomiti Brenta Trek 'Expert' Route
A challenging multi-day trekking route in the Brenta Dolomites, distinct from general hiking trails. The 'Expert' variant involves high-altitude sections, via ferratas, and overnight stays in mountain huts. It requires significant alpine experience, proper equipment (harness, helmet, via ferrata kit), and good physical condition. Offers unparalleled views of the Brenta group and passes through remote, wild landscapes. Typically accessible from June to September, depending on snow conditions. Specific sections may be closed due to weather.
Acquapark Molveno (Lido di Molveno)
A large outdoor swimming pool complex situated directly at the Molveno lido, offering various pools, slides, and water games ideal for families with children. Provides a fun alternative to swimming in the lake, with amenities like changing rooms, sun loungers, and snack bars. The park ensures a safe and supervised aquatic experience. Typically open from late June to early September. Entrance fees are approximately 8-15 EUR per day for adults, with reduced rates for children and multi-day passes.
Dolomiti Paganella Golf Club
An impressive 9-hole golf course located in the charming village of Andalo, a short distance from Molveno. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Brenta Dolomites, it offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels. Features a driving range, putting green, and a club house with a restaurant. Equipment rental and golf lessons are available. Open from April to October, weather permitting. Green fees typically range from 35-60 EUR for 9 holes.
Lake Molveno (Lago di Molveno)
Molveno's jewel, consistently awarded 'Italy's Most Beautiful Lake', offering crystal-clear waters fed by underground springs. During summer, it's a hub for swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, and electric boat rentals. The extensive lido area features sandy beaches, grassy sunbathing lawns, playgrounds, beach volleyball courts, and a mini-golf course. Fishing is permitted with a license. A scenic walking path encircles the lake (approximately 11 km), suitable for all ages. Prices for boat rentals typically start from €10-15 per hour. Access to the lido is free, with paid sun lounger and umbrella rentals available. Availability: Primarily summer and early autumn for water activities; year-round for walks.
Paganella Ski Area Connection
While Molveno itself doesn't have ski slopes, it's strategically located at the foot of the Paganella ski area, a short drive (approx. 5-10 minutes) or shuttle ride to the main lifts in Andalo or Fai della Paganella. The Paganella ski area boasts 50 km of perfectly groomed slopes suitable for all levels (10 easy blue, 13 intermediate red, 1 challenging black slope) and state-of-the-art lift systems. It also includes snowparks and dedicated areas for beginners. A free ski bus service often connects Molveno directly to the ski lifts during peak winter season. Lift passes are available for daily or multi-day use, with adult day passes starting from €50-60. Total lifts: 16. Availability: Winter.
Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta
Molveno is a gateway to the largest protected area in Trentino, home to diverse flora and fauna, including brown bears. The park offers countless opportunities for hiking, wildlife observation, and photography. Visitor centers provide information and guided excursions. The trails vary from easy walks suitable for families to challenging multi-day treks through the high-altitude Brenta Dolomites. Entry to the park is free, but some guided activities may have a fee. The park's natural beauty and biodiversity are accessible year-round, though some high-altitude areas are only traversable in summer and early autumn.
Sport & Wellness
Palasport Molveno (PalaMolveno)
The PalaMolveno is a versatile indoor sports facility serving the Molveno community and its visitors. This multi-purpose sports hall is designed to host a variety of indoor activities and events, providing a valuable option for recreation regardless of weather conditions. It can accommodate sports like basketball, volleyball, five-a-side football, and often hosts local tournaments or training camps. During tourist seasons, it might also offer fitness classes or open access for certain sports. While specific schedules vary, information can usually be obtained locally. It's a great resource for maintaining an active lifestyle during your stay, especially for groups or families.
Molveno Fitness Center
Molveno boasts a modern fitness center, providing state-of-the-art equipment for cardio and weight training. This facility caters to guests who wish to maintain their fitness routines while on holiday. It typically includes treadmills, elliptical trainers, stationary bikes, free weights, and resistance machines. Some centers may also offer personal training sessions or group classes like yoga or Pilates (check local schedules). It's a convenient option for an invigorating workout, especially on days when outdoor activities are less appealing or to supplement mountain sports. Daily or weekly passes are usually available, with prices ranging from 10-20 EUR per session.
Molveno Sailing Club & School
Located directly on the lake, the Molveno Sailing Club offers introductory courses and advanced lessons for sailing and windsurfing, catering to all ages and experience levels. Equipment rental (dinghies, windsurf boards) is also available for experienced sailors. The club hosts local regattas during the summer months. Private lessons and group courses are available. Prices for a basic 5-hour group course start from around €150. Open from late spring to early autumn.
Molveno Fishing Permits & Tackle Shop
For fishing enthusiasts, Molveno offers opportunities for sport fishing in its pristine lake waters. Permits are required and can be purchased locally at authorized tackle shops or designated points. The local shop also provides a range of fishing equipment, bait, and expert advice on the best spots and techniques for catching local species like trout and char. Fishing season typically runs from late spring to autumn. Prices for daily permits are around €15-€20.
Molveno Public Tennis Courts
Molveno features several outdoor public tennis courts, available for rent by the hour. These well-maintained clay courts offer a great way to stay active with views of the surrounding mountains. Racket and ball rental may be available at a small additional cost. Booking is recommended, especially during peak summer months. Hourly rates are approximately €10-€15. Typically open from late spring to early autumn.
Molveno Sports Park (Playground & Mini Golf)
A dedicated recreational area near the lake, featuring a large, modern playground for children of all ages, complete with swings, slides, and climbing structures. Adjacent to this, there's a well-maintained mini-golf course, offering a fun activity for families and groups. The park is often surrounded by green spaces ideal for picnics and relaxation. Entry to the playground is free, mini-golf usually costs around 5-8 EUR per person per round. Open during daylight hours, primarily from spring to autumn.
Molveno Indoor Climbing Wall
A modern indoor climbing facility in Molveno, offering various routes for both beginners and experienced climbers. It serves as an excellent option for training regardless of weather conditions, especially for those who enjoy the via ferratas and outdoor climbing in the Dolomites. Equipment rental and introductory lessons are available. Managed by local alpine guides. Opening hours vary, often 18:00 - 22:00 on specific days. Entry fees typically 10-15 EUR per session.
Dolomiti Paganella Bike Area
An extensive network of trails for mountain biking, catering to all skill levels. From flow trails and pump tracks for beginners and families to challenging enduro and downhill tracks for experts, accessible via the Molveno-Pradel cable car and other lifts in the Paganella area. The Bike Park in Molveno (Paganella Bike Park) offers specifically designed routes and jump lines. Bike rentals (MTB, E-MTB) and guided tours are readily available in Molveno. Lift access for bikes requires a specific bike pass, typically starting from €20-30 for a day. Season: Late spring to early autumn.
Forest Park (Parco Avventura)
An adventure park located at Pradel (reachable by Molveno-Pradel cable car), offering various aerial rope courses, zip lines, and climbing challenges suitable for different age groups and skill levels, from children to adults. It provides a fun and active way to experience the forest. Trained staff ensure safety. Entry fees typically range from €15-25 depending on the course difficulty and duration. Operating hours are usually from late spring to early autumn, weather permitting. Availability: Summer and early autumn.
Lifts & Infrastructure
Caratteristiche Impianti
Paganella Skibus Service
During the winter season, Molveno is well-served by the efficient Paganella Skibus Service, providing convenient transportation between Molveno village, the Molveno-Pradel cable car base station (excluded), and other key access points to the wider Paganella Ski Area, including the nearby villages of Andalo and Fai della Paganella. This service allows visitors to easily reach various ski lifts and connect to different sectors of the ski resort without needing a car. Buses run frequently throughout the day, usually every 15-30 minutes, from early morning until late afternoon, ensuring seamless access to the slopes. The service is often free for ski pass holders or included in local tourist cards.
Cima Paganella Gondola (from Andalo)
While the main Molveno lifts are excluded, visitors to Molveno can easily access the Cima Paganella via a modern gondola lift from Andalo (a short drive or skibus ride away). This state-of-the-art gondola transports guests directly to the summit of Cima Paganella at 2,125 meters, offering unparalleled 360-degree views of the Brenta Dolomites, the Adige Valley, and even Lake Garda on clear days. In winter, it provides access to advanced ski runs and freeride opportunities. In summer, it's a popular starting point for high-altitude hikes and paragliding take-offs. The gondola operates seasonally, with daily return tickets typically costing around 18-25 EUR for adults.
Molveno Public Bus Service
Molveno is served by a local public bus network, connecting the village to neighboring towns in the Paganella plateau and major transport hubs like Mezzocorona (for train connections to Trento and Verona). The service is particularly active during peak tourist seasons (summer and winter), offering convenient transport without the need for a car. Schedules are available at the bus stops and online. Fares are reasonable, with options for daily or weekly passes, often discounted with the Trentino Guest Card. Buses are usually modern and accessible.
E-Bike Charging Stations Network
Molveno and its surrounding area offer a network of easily accessible e-bike charging stations, strategically located at key points, including the village center, mountain huts, and popular viewpoints. These stations allow cyclists to extend their rides and explore the Brenta Dolomites with peace of mind. Some stations also offer minor repair tools. Availability is generally free or requires a small fee for rapid charging. Information on exact locations is provided by the local tourist office.
Prati di Gaggia Chairlift
This modern chairlift serves the Prati di Gaggia area, offering access to intermediate ski slopes in winter and hiking/biking trails in summer. It's often the second stage of lifts after reaching Pradel. In winter, it opens up a beautiful plateau perfect for families and beginners. In summer, it provides a scenic ascent into the higher mountain pastures. The lift has a capacity of approximately 1800 people/hour and reaches an altitude of around 1400m. Operating hours vary by season, generally 8:30-17:00. Part of the Paganella lift pass system.
Molveno Ski & Bike Rental
A comprehensive rental shop in Molveno offering a wide range of high-quality ski and snowboard equipment in winter, and mountain bikes (including e-bikes) and accessories in summer. Provides expert advice, fitting services, and repair facilities. Located conveniently in the village, making it easy for visitors to pick up and drop off gear. Rental prices for skis start from 25 EUR/day, e-bikes from 40 EUR/day. Offers multi-day discounts. Open daily during peak seasons.
Molveno-Pradel Cable Car (Telecabina Molveno-Pradel)
Connecting Molveno village (864m) to the scenic Pradel plateau (1367m) in just 5 minutes. From Pradel, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and the Dolomites, access the 'Forest Park' (Parco Avventura), start numerous hiking and mountain biking trails, and reach the Pian del Dosson chairlift for further ascent towards Croz dell'Altissimo. Operating hours vary by season but are generally 8:30-17:30 in summer. Return ticket prices for adults are around €15-18. Technical data: Vertical drop approx. 503m. Capacity: 8 people per cabin. Availability: Predominantly summer and winter (for access to snowshoeing/walking), and select periods in spring/autumn.
Useful Information
Local Weather & Snow Reports Online
For planning daily activities, visitors to Molveno can rely on comprehensive online weather forecasts and real-time snow reports. Websites like Trentino Meteo, Dolomiti Superski (for the broader ski area context), and specific Paganella Ski Area portals provide up-to-the-minute information on weather conditions, temperature, snow depth, avalanche risk, and the operational status of ski lifts and hiking trails. These digital resources are invaluable for ensuring safety and making the most of your mountain adventures, accessible via smartphones or hotel Wi-Fi. Many local accommodations also display daily forecasts.
Molveno Civic Library
The Civic Library of Molveno provides a quiet space for reading, research, and accessing local information. It offers a selection of books, magazines, and newspapers, including some in foreign languages. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful break, learn about the region's history and culture, or access free Wi-Fi. It also hosts cultural events and readings, especially during off-peak seasons. Opening hours vary but typically include afternoon sessions on weekdays.
Mountain Guides Molveno Office
The local office for certified UIAGM mountain guides, offering professional services for a wide range of alpine activities. This includes guided hikes, via ferratas, rock climbing excursions, high-altitude treks, and ski touring in winter. They provide crucial safety information, equipment advice, and can tailor experiences to individual skill levels. Essential for those looking to explore the more challenging aspects of the Brenta Dolomites safely. Located centrally in the village. Consultations and bookings during office hours, typically 9:00-12:00 and 16:00-19:00.
Molveno Tourist Information Office (Azienda per il Turismo Dolomiti Paganella)
Located in the village center, this essential service provides comprehensive information about Molveno and the surrounding Dolomiti Paganella region. Offerings include maps, brochures (often multilingual), advice on hiking trails, ski conditions, local events, and accommodation. Staff can assist with bookings and provide updates on weather and road conditions. It's the primary point of contact for visitor assistance. Opening hours vary by season but are generally 9:00-12:30 and 15:00-18:00. No direct cost for information.
General Services
Caratteristiche Generali
Molveno Events Calendar
Molveno maintains a dynamic and diverse calendar of events throughout the year, catering to a wide range of interests. This includes cultural festivals, traditional village fairs, live music concerts (especially around the lake in summer), sporting competitions (e.g., trail running races, mountain biking events), and gastronomic showcases celebrating local Trentino products. Highlights often include summer evening markets, open-air cinema nights, and folklore performances. The full schedule is regularly updated and published on the official Molveno tourist board website (excluded from services list as the office itself is excluded), as well as displayed in various public locations around the village. These events add a vibrant cultural dimension to any visit.
Local Trentino Cuisine Experience
Molveno offers a delightful journey through the rich culinary traditions of Trentino. The local cuisine is characterized by hearty, flavorful dishes rooted in mountain farming and fresh ingredients. Signature dishes include 'canederli' (bread dumplings often served in broth or with melted butter and sage), 'strangolapreti' (spinach and ricotta gnocchi), and savory polenta served with various game stews or local cheeses like 'Grana Trentino'. Trout from Lake Molveno is a regional specialty. For dessert, the apple strudel is a must-try. Accompaniments include excellent local wines from the Trentino-Alto Adige region, such as Teroldego Rotaliano and Nosiola, and artisanal grappas. Many local restaurants (though specific ones are excluded from this list) proudly feature these traditional recipes, offering an authentic taste of the Dolomites.
Local Gastronomic Experiences & Cooking Classes
Immerse yourself in Trentino's rich culinary traditions through hands-on cooking classes focusing on regional specialties. Learn to prepare dishes like canederli, strangolapreti, or traditional apple strudel. These experiences often include a market visit to select fresh, local ingredients and conclude with enjoying the prepared meal. Local producers also offer wine and grappa tasting sessions, paired with cheeses and cured meats. Prices for a cooking class can range from €70-€150 per person.
Molveno Weekly Farmers Market
A vibrant weekly market takes place in Molveno's town square, typically on a designated morning during the summer and autumn. Local farmers and artisans offer fresh produce, cheeses, cold cuts, honey, jams, and handmade crafts. It's an excellent opportunity to taste and purchase authentic Trentino products directly from the producers, connect with the local community, and experience the lively atmosphere. The market provides a glimpse into the region's agricultural heritage.
Molveno Christmas Market
A charming and cozy Christmas market held annually in Molveno, typically throughout December until early January. Stalls offer traditional handcrafted gifts, local food and wine, festive decorations, and warm beverages like Vin Brulé. The market enhances the magical winter atmosphere of the village, especially with the backdrop of the snowy Dolomites. Features local artisans and often includes live music and children's activities. Open primarily during evenings and weekends.
Local Handicraft Shops 'Botteghe Artigiane'
A collection of small, independent shops in Molveno showcasing local craftsmanship and traditional Trentino products. Visitors can find unique souvenirs, wooden carvings, handmade textiles, ceramic items, and specialty food products like cheeses, honey, and jams. These shops reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region and offer authentic gifts. Operating hours vary, generally 9:00-12:30 and 15:30-19:00.
Palazzo dei Congressi (Conference Center)
A modern multi-purpose facility located near the lake, hosting various events, conferences, exhibitions, and cultural performances throughout the year. It contributes to Molveno's vibrant calendar, offering entertainment and meeting spaces. Check local schedules for specific events. Some events are free, others ticketed. Availability: Year-round for various scheduled activities.
Local Cuisine & Restaurants
Molveno offers a rich gastronomic experience, highlighting traditional Trentino cuisine. Specialties include 'strangolapreti' (spinach dumplings), 'canederli' (bread dumplings), polenta with local game or mushrooms, and fresh lake fish. Excellent wines from the Trentino region are also prominent. Notable restaurants like 'Ristorante Pizzeria La Dama del Lago' offer lake views and local dishes, while 'Malga Tovre' (reachable by hike/lift) provides an authentic mountain hut experience. Prices for a main course typically range from €15-30. Availability: Most restaurants operate year-round, with some seasonal closures in off-peak periods.
Accommodation
Hotel Alpenresort Belvedere Wellness & Beauty
Nestled just a short walk from Lake Molveno, the Alpenresort Belvedere is a distinguished 4-star superior hotel renowned for its exquisite wellness facilities and panoramic views. This luxurious retreat offers elegantly furnished rooms and suites, many with private balconies overlooking the lake or mountains. Guests can indulge in the expansive 'Bellavita Wellness & Beauty' center, featuring indoor and outdoor heated pools, multiple saunas (Finnish, bio, infrared), steam baths, a relaxation area, and a wide array of massage and beauty treatments. The hotel prides itself on gourmet dining, serving traditional Trentino dishes with a modern twist, often using local ingredients. It’s an ideal choice for couples and adults seeking a high-end, relaxing escape with direct access to natural beauty.
Rifugio La Montanara
Perched at an altitude of 1,525 meters on the slopes of Monte Pradel, Rifugio La Montanara offers a quintessential Alpine hut experience. Accessible by a scenic hike from the Molveno-Pradel cable car upper station (Pradel, excluded), this charming mountain refuge provides simple, cozy accommodation and serves hearty, traditional Trentino cuisine. It's a popular stop for hikers, mountain bikers, and snowshoe enthusiasts, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Dolomites and Lake Molveno below. The rifugio is renowned for its warm hospitality, authentic atmosphere, and delicious homemade 'strudel'. It typically operates from June to September and during the winter ski season for lunch breaks, with limited overnight accommodation available on request. Prices for a bed in a dormitory are around 25-35 EUR, meals separate.
Rifugio Croz dell'Altissimo
Nestled at 1430 meters at the base of the impressive Croz dell'Altissimo peak, this historic mountain hut offers a unique overnight experience. Accessible by a scenic hike from Molveno village (approx. 1.5 - 2 hours on foot, without using excluded lifts), it provides stunning views, traditional Trentino cuisine, and basic, cozy accommodation in dormitories or private rooms. It serves as an excellent base for further explorations into the Brenta Dolomites. Dinner and breakfast are typically included with an overnight stay. Expect prices around €50-€70 per person for half-board. Open from early June to late September, and sometimes during Christmas/New Year period.
B&B 'La Dacia'
A charming and rustic Bed & Breakfast located slightly outside the bustling center of Molveno, offering peaceful stays with panoramic lake views. 'La Dacia' emphasizes comfort, local hospitality, and hearty breakfasts featuring regional products. Its traditional alpine architecture and warm wooden interiors create a cozy atmosphere. Ideal for couples and small families seeking tranquility. Features private bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. Room rates typically range from €90-€150 per night including breakfast.
Hotel Lido
A charming 3-star hotel situated directly on the shores of Lake Molveno, offering spectacular lake views and direct access to the beach. Known for its warm, family-run atmosphere and traditional Trentino hospitality. Rooms are comfortable and often feature balconies overlooking the lake. Services include a restaurant serving local and Italian cuisine, a bar, a private garden, and bike storage. Ideal for families and couples seeking a relaxing stay with easy access to water activities. Open seasonally from spring to autumn.
Chalet Genzianella
A cozy, alpine-style chalet offering self-catering apartments, nestled slightly above the main village of Molveno, providing peaceful surroundings and beautiful mountain views. The units are fully equipped with kitchens, living areas, and private bathrooms, often featuring wooden interiors and traditional decor. Guests appreciate the independence and comfort, ideal for longer stays or families. Some chalets offer private gardens or terraces. Availability varies, typically open year-round for bookings. Prices vary based on size and season.
Camping Molveno
A well-equipped campsite located on the eastern shore of Lake Molveno, offering pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes, as well as comfortable mobile homes and bungalows. Provides modern facilities including sanitary blocks, laundry, playground, mini-market, and direct access to the lake. It's a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers and those who love the outdoors. Reservations are highly recommended during peak summer months. Open from April to October. Pitch prices start from 25-40 EUR per night.
Grand Hotel Molveno
A historic and elegant hotel situated directly on the lakefront, offering stunning views and direct access to the beach. Known for its traditional charm blended with modern comforts, it features spacious rooms, a fine dining restaurant serving Trentino specialties, a wellness area with a pool, and extensive gardens. Many rooms offer lake view balconies. Prices vary greatly by season, with summer rates typically starting from €150-250 per night for a double room. Services often include half-board options. Availability: Generally open from spring to autumn and during peak winter season.
Hotel Bellariva
A family-run hotel known for its warm hospitality, comfortable rooms, and proximity to both the lake and the village center. It typically offers a half-board service with local cuisine, a small wellness area, and sometimes includes a 'Molveno Card' for guests, providing discounts on local attractions and transport. The style is classic alpine, with a focus on guest comfort. Prices are generally more accessible than luxury options, starting from €90-180 per night. Availability: Open for most of the year, with short closures in off-peak seasons.