The Aldrighetti Family
OUR HISTORY
Our story began in 1967 when Remo Aldrighetti and his wife Lina envisioned converting their quaint alpine-style house into a hospitality venture. This vision brought to life "Villa Emma" pension, a cozy establishment initially offering just 7 rooms to guests.
With dedication and hard work, Remo and Lina continually expanded and enhanced their establishment. Over the years, the pension grew to feature 15 rooms, accommodating more guests and marking its evolution into a full-fledged hotel. This expansion was a testament to Remo and Lina's dream and tireless efforts, establishing Hotel Villa Emma as a notable presence in the region.
In 2003, the hotel embarked on another transformation. Alessandro, the son of Remo and Lina, along with his wife Francesca, spearheaded a complete renovation of the family property. More than five decades after its inception, Villa Emma Hotel underwent a comprehensive refurbishment to expand its spaces and elevate the services offered to guests.
Thanks to Alessandro and Francesca's commitment and passion, the once-small pension has now transformed into a modern, comfortable hotel with over 30 well-equipped rooms. Today, this tradition of enthusiasm and familial warmth is carried on by their grandchildren, Matteo and Giulia. They continue to manage the hotel, providing a nurturing and familial atmosphere for guests. Here, visitors can enjoy a delightful vacation in Madonna di Campiglio, surrounded by the stunning beauty of the Brenta Dolomites.
Villa Emma pension 1967
first renovation
most recent renovation 2003
